Fernie Ski & Board Film Festival
The unofficial launch of Fernie's winter as skiers and boarders gather to celebrate the snow season and support the ski patrol! At Knox on 2nd.
Sat Nov 14, 2026
5:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Fernie Ski & Board Film Festival
The unofficial launch of Fernie's winter as skiers and boarders gather to celebrate the snow season and support the ski patrol! At Knox on 2nd.
Sat Nov 14, 2026
5:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Fernie Ski & Board Film Festival
The unofficial launch of Fernie's winter as skiers and boarders gather to celebrate the snow season and support the ski patrol! At Knox on 2nd.
Sat Nov 14, 2026
5:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Fernie Ski & Board Film Festival
The unofficial launch of Fernie's winter as skiers and boarders gather to celebrate the snow season and support the ski patrol! At Knox on 2nd.
5:30 pm – 11:30 pm
The annual fundraiser for the Fernie Volly Ski Patrol at the Knox on 2nd, the unofficial launch party for Fernie's snow season!
Tickets
Adults: $38.61
Under 16: 27.96
Schedule
5:30 PM – Doors open – Food & Beverage
6:30 PM – TGR – Actually, It Is Rocket Science
7:45 PM – Intermission – Prizes – Food & Beverage
8:30PM – MSP – The Way Out
- Licensed; Craft Beer from Fernie Brewing Co. and other options
- Tickets available at the door subject to availability, advance purchase recommended
- Fresh pizza & popcorn for sale
The Fernie Ski & Board Film Fest brings Teton Gravity Research and Matchstick Productions back to the big screen at Knox on 2nd.
Fernie’s unofficial launch to winter brings skiers and riders together for a night of big mountain films, prizes, food, Fernie beer and plenty of snow-season stoke.
TGR returns with its 31st annual ski film, Actually, It Is Rocket Science, following some of the world’s best skiers as they turn the mountains into a laboratory and every line into an experiment.
The film travels through Bute Inlet, British Columbia; Haines, Alaska; Japan; Finland; Andorra; Montana; Jay Peak, Vermont; and Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
With a tongue-in-cheek look at the physics behind pushing what is possible, the athletes dissect big mountain lines, massive gaps, transitions, speed, gravity and consequence.
Different mountains, snowpacks and approaches — but the same question remains: is it rocket science?
Matchstick Productions returns with its 34th annual ski film, The Way Out, an action-packed celebration of skiing, mountain culture and the people who build their lives around snow.
The film travels from Alaskan spine lines and deep Japanese powder to Whistler, the Swiss Alps and some of British Columbia’s best powder destinations.
The BC athlete lineup includes Mark Abma, Chris Rubens, Eric Hjorleifson, Logan Pehota, Lucy Leishman, Marcus Goguen, Janelle Yip and Fernie’s own Dylan Siggers.
For Fernie skiers, having Siggers on the big screen makes this year’s MSP film particularly worth watching.
At the beautiful historic Knox Performing Arts Venue on 2nd Avenue.
- Please note that the venue is located in a residential area.
- Please do not block driveways when parking, and keep noise to a minimum while outdoors.
- Sorry, due to the nature of the building, this venue is not currently handicapped accessible.