Free Sustainable Film March 12, 2009

Enjoy a Free Night-Out with a Movie -
at the Sustainable Film Series!

Sustainable Sandhills invites you to enjoy a free film on Thursday, March 12! The Sustainable Film Series will offer free films with green themes every other month in Cumberland and Moore Counties.

The next film is the award-winning documentary Asparagus! Stalking the American Life by Anne de Mare and Kristen Kelly. The film documents the importance of the asparagus crop to the people of the Asparagus Capitol of the World, Oceana County, Michigan. The film will take place on Thursday, March 12 from 6:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the PWC Operations Center, 955 Old Wilmington Road (the two-story building facing Old Wilmington and MLK/CBD Loop, not the four-story building facing Eastern Blvd).

The goal of Sustainable Sandhills is to heighten public awareness of pressing sustainability issues with fun films for everyone. All ages are invited to attend. Community dialogue following each film is optional, yet encouraged. Please visit SustainableSandhills.org for additional movie dates, times and locations.

To volunteer, sponsor, become a member or find out more information about Sustainable Sandhills programs and events, please visit http://sustainablesandhills.org or call 910-484-9098.

Take Action
Do you have a great green idea? Please join us at a Sustainable Sandhills Community Action Team (CAT) meeting in your county. CAT meetings are for a forum for people with ideas related to sustainability to form networks, identify projects and act on these concerns.

About Sustainable Sandhills
Sustainable Sandhills is a nonprofit organization with a focus in the eight county region surrounding Fort Bragg. Sustainable Sandhills is committed to raising awareness of not only our environment, but also our economy and quality of life through programs ranging from recycling to green business to eco-tourism.

Official Website: http://sustainablesandhills.org