America’s 2nd Largest Outdoor Film Tour Hits DC, Featuring Former MoCo Resident

One of the country’s biggest outdoor film tours is making a stop in DC – and it’s bringing a local connection with it.

On Wednesday, April 8, the Wild & Scenic Film Tour rolls into the Miracle Theatre, showcasing a lineup of adventure films from around the world.

Tickets are just $5.

Meet Mikah Meyer – From Rockville to All 400+ National Parks

One of the featured filmmakers is Mikah Meyer, a former Montgomery County resident who lived in Rockville while preparing for an extraordinary journey.

Meyer went on to complete a 3-year, record-setting road trip to all 419 U.S. National Park Service sites, becoming the first person to visit them all in a single journey.

His short film, part of this tour, has already:

• Won a Jury Award at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival
• Earned Audience Choice honors at the Chagrin Documentary Festival
• Been selected among the top outdoor films of the year

Beyond the adventure, his work focuses on inclusion, storytelling, and pushing people to live “beyond convention.”

What You’ll See

• Meyer’s featured film
• 7 additional adventure films from around the world
• A chance to meet Mikah Meyer in person

• Location: Miracle Theatre
• Nearby: ~1.5 blocks from Eastern Market Metro
• Doors Open: 6:30 PM
• Films Begin: 7:15 PM
• Date: Wednesday, April 8
• Tickets: $5

Buy tickets here: https://www.allianceforthebay.org/event/wild-scenic-film-festival/

Why This One Stands Out

This isn’t just another film screening – it’s a rare chance to see:

• A nationally recognized outdoor film tour
• A local connection with a global story
• And a filmmaker whose journey started right here in Montgomery County

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