Short Films: Stories for a Living Planet

Join us for an evening of Patagonia films at Artefact on Thursday, 27th November, from 6:00pm.

Beyond being an outdoor brand, Patagonia uses film as a tool for activism. Their award-winning short films explore urgent issues – from protecting wild rivers and fragile ecosystems, to championing Indigenous rights and climate justice. Each story connects personal experience with global challenges, encouraging audiences to get involved and take action.

What will the evening look like?

Doors will open at 6:00pm so you can grab a drink and settle in before the films start at 6:30pm. 

During the evening we’ll be watching a range of short films from the Patagonia’s archives at the wonderful Artefact on Roscoe St.

The films will finish by 9pm but you're more than welcome to grab a drink and spend some time in Artefact after the showing, as you reflect on the films you've seen with local, likeminded people,

What does the ticket include?

Tickets are just £4 and include a welcome treat of a small bar of Tony’s Chocolonely on arrival for you enjoy during the films (or save for later) AND a free can of Black Lodge beer, proudly brewed right here in Liverpool, served during the interval.

Who’s this event for? 

This will be a really informal event for anyone who wants to meet new people while chatting all things people, planet and sustainably. Or anyone who simply fancies a bit of company on a Thursday night. Feel free to bring friends and family along too!

With  special thanks to SP Energy Networks for sponsoring this event and enabling us to support local businesses.