Second Annual Gainesville Environmental Film and Arts Festival
March 18-27, 2011
The festival will present ten days of the best in environmental feature films and documentaries, film and environmental workshops, and culminate in an Environmental Fair and free family film at the Bo Diddley Downtown Plaza. Please let us know how you’d like to help make this festival the best it can be for our community.
Please contact us regarding sponsorships and donations:
Trish Riley–Film Festival Director; Publisher, GoGreenNation.org
954-384-9466
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(DC Environmental Film Festival)
First Annual Gainesville Environmental Film and Arts Festival was held March 19th-28th, 2010.
The festival officially ended on Sunday, March 28th with several wonderful local eco tours. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who helped make this festival possible. It was really a wonderful thing to see our vision take shape. Each night at the Hipp was an amazing array of films, food, people and discussions. It was a huge success thanks to all of you!
We will start planning the 2011 festival soon. If you have any suggestions, please use this link to leave your comments.
For those of you who would like to help sponsor the festival next year, it is not too early to start working together. Just drop us a line and we would be happy to discuss the different sponsorship options.
Festival Highlights 2010
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ALACHUA COUNTY, FL – A new edition of “Alachua County Talks” featuring an interview with Gainesville Environmental Film and Art Festival (GEFAF) Co-Directors Shirley Lasseter and Trish Riley, premieres Friday March 12, 2010, on Community 12 TV at 7:30 p.m.To view this edition of “Alachua County Talks” immediately on Video on Demand, click here.
