The Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour will come to Cody, Wyoming on January 15, 2026 hosted by Park County Open Lands

A CELEBRATION OF OUR ENVIRONMENT!
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour will come to Cody, Wyoming, on January 15, 202,6 hosted by Park County Open Lands (PCOL) at the Cody Theatre from 6:30-8:30 pm! Attendees in Cody can support local land conservation by joining Park County Open Lands for a free night of films celebrating living, working, and playing in wild landscapes.
Free admission! One small popcorn and beverage are free thanks to the event’s sponsor, Mooncrest Ranch. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Tickets are available at the door. Alternatively, attendees traveling from remote communities are welcome to reserve a seat in advance on our website; a limited number of reserved seats will be available. The evening will feature an in-person raffle with the chance to win a Lite View 56 mm Spotting Scope 56mm and Nocs Provisions Tripod, generously donated by Sunlight Sports! Attendees are also encouraged to begin the evening at Pint Night at Sunlight Sports at 5 pm, just a few doors down from the theatre. Buy a pint, and 100% of your purchase goes directly to supporting Park County Open Lands.
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival was started by the watershed advocacy group, the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL), in 2003. The festival’s namesake is in celebration of SYRCL’s landmark victory to receive “Wild & Scenic” status for 39 miles of the South Yuba River in 1999. The home festival kicks off the international tour to communities around the globe, building a network of grassroots organizations connected by a common goal of using film to inspire activism.
“The Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour is thrilled to make four stops in Wyoming this season. The 2025 festival theme of ‘Wild at Heart’ speaks to the power of wild places to spark inspiration, compassion, and understanding of the world around us. Hosting this event is a chance for organizations like Park County Open Lands to connect with their communities and raise local awareness by showcasing their work. WSFF is a 20+ year tradition of getting people of all ages together to feel empowered and excited through a night of inspiring films,” said Michael Huth, National Tour Manager.
This year’s tour event in Cody features a lineup that celebrates resilience, restoration, and the power of people and places we call home. From the rugged mountains of Wyoming to the Italian Dolomites, each film captures how adventure, stewardship, and innovation come together in the wild places we love. The festival is a natural extension of Park County Open Lands’ work to inspire people to act on behalf of the amazing landscape that is home.

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