Forward and Best Day Ever Double Feature Screening

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Thursday, December 10

7 p.m.

$20 /members $17.00 / youth $10.00

In Forward, Clay and Tanner take on backcountry skiing and big-wave surfing alongside world-class adaptive athletes, challenging expectations and redefining what inclusion in the outdoors can look like. Then, Best Day Ever follows adaptive mountain bikers Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi as they discover freedom, connection, and belonging on Vermont’s groundbreaking adaptive trail network. Together, these inspiring films celebrate the people pushing boundaries and building a world where everyone can experience the joy of adventure.

Director Nic Collar will be joining us for this special screening! As part of Disability Celebration Week, we’re celebrating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), recognized around the world each year on December 3. It’s a time to honour achievements, spark conversations about accessibility, and work towards a more inclusive world.

FILM LINE-UP

Forward

Director Nic Collar

Run Time: 66 Minutes

Born 45 days before his two triplets and living with cerebral palsy, Clay never let disability limit his experience. Shaped by their “super-mom” Joanne, who refused to let disability mean exclusion, the boys were raised to believe adventure and belonging were non-negotiable.

Now Clay and his twin brother Tanner are taking on their biggest pursuits yet- backcountry skiing and big-wave surfing. Joined by a vibrant cast of world-class adaptive athletes, they set out to defy expectations and redefine what inclusion in the outdoors truly means.

What begins as a personal journey evolves into a larger movement- a story of connection, belonging, and possibility, proving that outdoor adventure is truly for everyone, regardless of ability.

Key sponsors: Destination BC, Toyota, Pacific Sands, Skeena Cat Skiing and more.

Best Day Ever

Director Ben Knight

Run Time: 48 Minutes

The Best Day Ever documentary follows adaptive mountain bikers Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi as they tackle the daily challenges of disability—and find joy, connection, and belonging in Vermont's mountain biking community.

Set in the Green Mountains, this is a story of grit, independence, and what’s possible when community and creativity come together. At its heart is the world’s first fully adaptive trail network—built to prove that everyone belongs outside.

Visually stunning and emotionally powerful, Best Day Ever challenges perceptions of disability and celebrates community.

We’re raising funds to expand adaptive trails and equipment access—because for a wheelchair user, a mountain bike isn’t just fun. It’s freedom.

Featuring Guest Nic Collar

Director/DP/Editor/Drone Operator specializing in documentary, commercial, and outdoor/adventure films.

Nic is a Canadian director focused on stories that connect people through the outdoors. With a background in adventure and travel docs, including work with Indigenous communities, he brings an authentic, connection-driven approach. Forward blends his love of outdoor filmmaking with the joy of sharing that “first-wave stoke” through friendship and adventure.

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