How does one portray the drama of Grand Canyon? Gary Ladd’s new book from the Grand Canyon Association, Photographing Grand Canyon, shows one where to be at sunrise, how to emphasize depth and scale and why the “rule of thirds” is useful but not sacrosanct.
Kevin will preview the 700-mile trek he took through the heart of the Grand Canyon. And he’ll talk about why this matters for the future of the Grand Canyon, an iconic landscape that is both beloved and threatened.
On the heels of the National Park Service Centennial in August, CONFLUENCE follows indie folk band, The Infamous Flapjack Affair, on a journey through iconic national parks in the Colorado River Basin. Along the way, the band will learn about the people and places that depend on one of the most important, endangered river systems in the world, and turn their experiences into original music.
America's Best Idea - the national parks - is even better when it's free!
Twenty-two year old Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. native, Kane Brown shot to the top of the charts after independently releasing his viral sensation “Used To Love You Sober” to digital retailers.
We're taking advantage of our back patio while the weather lasts to show three Grand Canyon films. You'll also have a chance to meet Navajo families who are part of Save the Confluence, the group opposing the proposed Escalade development, and get updates on the canyon issues you care about.
A film screening will begin at 3 PM featuring "Save The Confluence" and a short film by Kody Dayish. There will also be a Fashion Show highlighting some of the latest creations by Jared Yazzie of OxDx Clothing.