Gather.
Get Inspired.
Give Back.
Gather.
Get Inspired.
Give Back.
The Event Schedule.
Friday, August 4th
Highpoint Cider
5:30pm
Wydaho Waypoints Roundtable
6:30pm
Happy Hour with DJ
7:45pm
Gear Raffle
8:15pm
Friday Night Film Program
SATURDAY, August 5th
VICTOR CITY PARK
5:00pm
Wydaho Waypoints Roundtable
6:00pm
Food Trucks/Beer/Lawn Games/Live Music
7:30pm
Nonprofit Highlight
8:00pm
Gear Raffle
8:30pm
Saturday Film Program Begins
Note: This is a rain or shine event.
The Event Schedule.
Friday, August 4th
Highpoint Cider
5:30pm
Wydaho Waypoints Roundtable
6:30pm
Happy Hour with DJ
7:45pm
Gear Raffle
8:15pm
Friday Night Film Program
Saturday, August 5th
Victor City Park
5:00pm
Wydaho Waypoints Roundtable
6:00pm
Food Trucks/Beer/Lawn Games/Live Music
7:30pm
Nonprofit Hightlight
8:00pm
Gear Raffle
8:30pm
Saturday Film Program Begins
(Note: This is a rain or shine event!)
Wydaho Waypoints.
Dive in deeper behind the stories and engage in topics like self discovery, ecology, ethics, community, capitalism & much more. Wydaho Waypoints is a chance to listen to a variety of voices on topics relating to adventure and story.
Coming Soon!
Friday, August 4th, Highpoint Cider
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Saturday, August 5th, Victor City Park
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Festival Host.
Chris Kugelman is an Emmy Award winning producer who has worked in nearly every aspect – cameraman, writer, director – of production. His career in factual television and film spans the cable series Deadliest Catch to TGR’s film Far Out. Most recently Chris was an Executive Producer for Red Bull Media House in Santa Monica, before returning to National Geographic in Washington DC. Chris Executive Produces content for both National Geographic and Disney+.
Before beginning his film career Chris lived and played across the US west and Alaska. He has worked and traveled on all seven continents and met his wife Francine while working in Antarctica. Together they and their son Oliver call Teton Valley home.
Festival Host.
Chris Kugelman is an Executive Producer for National Geographic and a firm believer in the power fo story and the ability for it to bring about change for the better among people and communities. The Teton region is full of organizations and people all…
The Power
Of Story
For The
Tetons.
We’re firm believers in the power of story and the ability for it to bring about change for the better among people and communities. The Teton region is full of organizations and people all working to make life a better and more equitable place for those who live here, and this event will support these efforts. We have chosen three benefitting nonprofits in Teton Valley that participants will be able to support after being inspired through story.
Our 2023 Benefitting Nonprofit.
Teton Valley Trails and Pathways promotes a trails and pathways connected community. The organization brings together citizens, businesses, and local governments to expand the Valley’s opportunities for outdoor recreation and nature appreciation, while linking communities, providing access to National Forest trails, and promoting healthy mountain lifestyles