Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour

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(Image Credit: Banff National Park, photo by Paul Zizka)

Bringing the Worlds Best Mountain Films to Asheville

The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour is an annual tradition for our community, bringing the spirit of outdoor adventure and mountain culture to the heart of the Blue Ridge. As MountainTrue’s largest fundraiser of the year, this event celebrates the grit, beauty, and wonder of the wild places we work so hard to protect. Whether you are a climber, a paddler, or a dreamer, these films are sure to spark your next great adventure.

2026: Two Nights of Epic Stories

Join us for two distinct nights of filmmaking excellence. Each evening features a completely different lineup of films, so we encourage you to join us for both sessions to see the full breadth of the world tour.

  • When: Friday, September 11 and Saturday, September 12, 2026
  • Where: Wortham Center for Performing Arts | 18 Biltmore Ave, Asheville, NC
  • Time: Doors open at 6pm. Check back soon for more info.

Be the First to Get Tickets

The Banff World Tour in Asheville is a high-demand event and tickets frequently sell out well in advance. Don’t miss your chance to secure your seat for this year’s screening.

Win the Adventure of a Lifetime

Our annual Adventure Raffle is back. This is your chance to win high-end outdoor gear and world-class travel packages while supporting MountainTrue’s mission to protect our forests, clean waters, and resilient communities.

  • Prizes: Previous prizes have included premium kayaks, adventure gear, and trips to iconic destinations like the Grand Canyon.
  • Tickets: Raffle tickets will be available for purchase online and in-person at the event. Stay tuned for the official 2026 prize announcement!

Every Ticket Protects the Blue Ridge

The Banff World Tour is more than just a film screening; it is a vital source of support for MountainTrue’s work across Western North Carolina and beyond. Your attendance helps us advocate for sensible land use, monitor water quality in our rivers, and stop the spread of invasive species. Together, we are ensuring that the mountains we love stay healthy and vibrant for generations to come.