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Avalanche Awareness Night

A very large avalanche is barreling down a narrow gully towards the camera, it is a blue sky above.

Avalanche Awareness Night, Photo by Steve Kroschel

Learn about avalanche risks associated with backcountry and out-of-bounds travel.

Featuring presentations by snow safety experts, films from Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, door prizes and a trade show.

This event is FREE! 
ARRIVE EARLY to check out the trade show which will feature exhibitors who will also be donating great prizes to this event!
Films include: Flow and To the Hills and Back.
Suitable for ages 14 and up. 

Join us for this 23rd Annual Avalanche Awareness Night held at Banff Centre, for the first night back after a two-year hiatus.  

Presented in partnership with Avalanche Canada.
 

    

Related Films

From the film Flow, photo by Maxime Moulin

Flow

4Mins

Flow is an aerial and symphonic journey with skier Sam Favret, in the heart of a closed resort during the winter of 2021 – with doses of unreality, serenity, powerful skiing, and above all, the pleasure of rediscovering a playground in its wild state.

2021
France
Maxime Moulin
Sam Favret, Maxime Moulin
Maxime Moulin Filmmaker
Yes
From the film To the Hills and Back - Know Before You Go

To The Hills & Back

46Mins

At a remote backcountry cabin, a veteran mountain guide and his daughter connect and reflect upon a lifetime in the mountains. A torch is being passed within their family’s legacy of guides and they discuss the history of those that have come and gone, some too soon. Stories unfold, from the early pioneers to modern day hard charging enthusiasts, and we hear from several characters including those with life shattering events.

2022
Canada
Mike Quigley
Gabriella Dufour-Léonard, Malcolm Sangster
Sherpas Cinema
No

Sensitive subject matter; coarse language