Events

• Date: Tuesday January 24th and Wednesday January 25th 2017 at 7:30pm
• Tickets: Adults: $20 + tx, Students $10 +tx
• Venue: Algonquin Theatre, 37 Main Street East, Huntsville, ON P1H 1A1

• Online: use Visa or Master Card to purchase tickets online.
• By phone: Please call 705-789-4975 or toll free, 1-877-989-4975, use Visa or Master Card.
• In Person: At the theatre box office, 37 Main Street East, Huntsville, check hours here.

Don’t forget that Algonquin Theatre tickets make a great gift for your outdoor adventure friends too, they are just a mouse click away.

Unfortunately, we can’t show all the films available on the tour and the selection process is challenging: there are so many good ones to choose from! Each night will feature a completely different set of films, covering a wide range of subject matter, with no particular overall theme. Both evenings will show a little over two hours worth of films, and follow a similar format: in the first half of the evening, you can expect one or two short films, followed by one or two longer features. After intermission (and door prizes) we’ll show a number of shorter films. There is a very slim chance that minor changes will happen in the list between now and January. We do consider this a “family friendly” show but a few films may have “coarse language” warnings. Consider yourselves warned!

Get a fascinating view of the world of dog-powered sports and the special bond between dogs and their humans. Both share a passion for living, working and playing together outside in different forms of the sled-dog and musher relationship. Classification: General

• Watch the trailer here.

Enter a dream world where the trail never ends. Where the promise of joy and freedom exist around each bend. Take a magical trip through beautiful landscapes and join us on this DreamRide, a mountain bike adventure unlike any other. Classification: General

For bikepacker and ultra-long-distance racer Lael Wilcox, taking on the Arizona Trail – more than 1280 kilometres miles of desert singletrack – is a challenge unlike any other. Classification: General

Summer solstice on Canada’s West Coast – the possibilities are endless! Classification: General

When some neighborhood kids gave Shawn Hayes an abandoned red-tailed hawk chick, it launched him on a lifelong journey into the medieval traditions of falconry. Classification: General

Follow talented freeskiers as they tackle very different terrain in search of gorgeous jumps in Whistler and big lines in Alaska. Classification: General

The vessel is Infinity, a 120-ft hand-built sailing ketch, crewed by a community of wanderers. The journey – a 12,800-kilometre Pacific crossing from New Zealand to Patagonia, with a stop in Antarctica, weather permitting. This film epitomizes the spirit of adventure. Classification: PG – Coarse Language and Nudity

• Watch the trailer here.

Near a sacred mountain in the Yukon, an Indigenous community transforms itself into a world-class mountain biking destination through the hard work of their young trail crews. Classification: General

Being so far removed from the hustle and bustle of the tropical surf world hardens Iceland’s surfers to confront the the harsh reality they all must face – that old and unforgiving North Atlantic wind. Classification: General

• Watch the trailer here.

For his 60^th birthday, adventure photographer Ace Kvale and his dog, Genghis Khan, set out on a 60-day trek in Utah’s canyon country. Classification: General

Want to see what Danny MacAskill does on his day off? Explore the rural landscape around Edinburgh in a film that sets out to capture the simple fun of a ride in the country with moments of incredible riding and a touch of humour. Classification: General

Libby Peter, one of the UK’s most respected climbers, reflects on how climbing has shaped her life, from childhood through becoming a British Mountain Guide and a mother. Classification: General

Follow one man’s bold attempt to run 50 mountain marathons over 50 peaks in just 50 days, around the spectacular landscapes New Zealand, in order to raise money for the Mental Health Foundation. Classification: PG – Coarse Language

When four middle-aged working British mums announced they wanted to row the Atlantic Ocean, their families thought they had lost their minds. Classification: General

High above the Gorges du Verdon, a skillful blend of artists and high-level balancing athletes play a high energy symphony devoted to risk. It’s a hymn that melds visual performance and contemplative poetry into pure entertainment. Classification: General

Follow the guys from the “Packing It Out” crew as they pick up litter – and inspire everyone they meet – along the Pacific Coast Trail. Classification: General

With hopes of summitting the elusive Poumaka Tower, American bouldering champion, Angie Payne, leaves everything she knows behind as she ventures deep into the French Polynesian jungle with veteran climber and explorer, Mike Libecki. Classification: PG – Coarse Language

• Watch the trailer here.