Colorado Snowsports Museum Announces 2025 “Through the Lens” Series
Seven-Part Series of Events Celebrates the Rich History, Culture and Innovation of Colorado Snow Sports; Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Vail, Colo. - January 6, 2025 — The Colorado Snowsports Museum announces the 2025 lineup of Through the Lens, its annual series designed to inspire and engage all ages with captivating stories of snow sports history, culture, innovation, and trailblazing achievements.
Through the Lens kicks off on Wednesday, January 15, with a special screening of White Ribbon of Livin’, a documentary by Trailer Tom and Nate Dogggg. The film captures the thrilling quest to be the first chair on opening day at as many ski resorts as possible. Join them after the movie for a Q&A as well as give-aways of movie posters and Blu-ray discs of the film.
Watch the trailer below.
To purchase tickets to our first program with Tom and Nate, click the button below.
Please email jen@snowsportsmuseum.org to learn more about underwriting one of our programs this year. More details to follow.
Event Details and Schedule:
· Wednesday, January 15: First Chair - White Ribbon of Livin’ Screening
A snowboarding documentary chronicling the ultimate "first chair" challenge.
Full Circle Everest Team.
· Wednesday, February 5: Full Circle Everest with Eddie Taylor & Philip Henderson
Hear from two members of the first all-Black team to summit Mount Everest in 2022.
· Wednesday, February 19: The Lost Mountaineers Screening and Q&A with Ben Appleby and Antonella Previdi
A historical documentary about the 25 soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division who tragically perished at Lake Garda in 1945, followed by a virtual Q&A with the filmmakers.
· Friday, February 21: Unknown Tales of the 10th with Lance Blyth
Explore untold stories of the 10th Mountain Division with the author of Ski, Climb, Fight, available for purchase and signing.
· Wednesday, March 12: For the Love of Gear: Outdoor and Snowsports History with Rachel Gross & Trent Bush
Delve into Colorado's outdoor and snow sports gear history, featuring Rachel Gross, author of Shopping All the Way to the Woods, and industry expert Trent Bush.
The CSM is excited to welcome Women’s Outdoor Adventure Shorts — celebrating women in the outdoors.
· Saturday, March 15 & Sunday, March 16: Ravinos: Community, Tradition, Wail
Discover the 50+ year history of Vail's original snowboard gang, The Ravinos.
· Wednesday, March 26: Women's Outdoor Adventure Short Films
A collection of inspirational films celebrating women in outdoor adventure.
Tickets and Details:
Cost: $20 (Members), $25 (Non-Members)
Time: Doors open at 5:15 PM; presentations begin at 6:00 PM
Location: Colorado Snowsports Museum, Vail
Tickets: Visit snowsportsmuseum.org
Proceeds benefit the Museum's nonprofit mission to celebrate Colorado snow sports by telling stories that educate and inspire others to seek adventure.
Support Our Mission:
To bring these exciting programs to life, the Museum invites individuals and organizations to contribute. Your support helps cover speaker fees, travel costs, promotional materials, and refreshments. Email jen@snowsportsmuseum.org to learn more about sponsorship opportunities.
Underwriting Benefits:
Name recognition at events and in marketing materials
6 complimentary tickets with reserved seating
About the CSM:
Located in the heart of Vail, the Colorado Snowsports Museum is a vibrant hub for storytelling and community, connecting enthusiasts, historians, and newcomers with the spirit of winter sports. Join us for Through the Lens and experience the passion and innovation that make snow sports unforgettable. Learn more and consider supporting the Museum by becoming a member: www.snowsportsmuseum.org.
