Celebrating Adventure and Conservation: The Coast Film & Music Festival

The Coast Film & Music Festival is back, blending films, music, and outdoor activities. This year's nine-day event showcases a diverse range of films centered on adventure, conservation, and human stories.

Highlights of the Festival

• Documentaries, Action Sports Films, and Sustainability Stories
• Workshops, Live Music Performances, and a Do Good Village
• Outdoor Activities: Hiking, Mountain Biking, and Yoga

Featured Film: "The September Sessions" by Jack Johnson

• A surf film by Jack Johnson, who began his career in Laguna Beach.
• The film and a sold-out concert mark a full-circle moment for Johnson.
• The festival's co-founder, Ben Warner, highlights the film's alignment with the festival's mission of promoting stewardship.

Notable Films

• "The Eyes of Ghana": A documentary about saving films capturing African independence.
• "Andre is an Idiot": A film about friends tested for colon cancer, emphasizing early screening.

Community and Education

• Speakers visit local schools
• Student Stewardship Day encourages young people to become change-makers and storytellers.

Conclusion

The Coast Film & Music Festival is a celebration of adventure, conservation, and community. It offers a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired by storytelling and nature.