The 6th Annual New York WILD Film Festival
February 24, 2019
Return to EventsNew York WILD is a must-attend film festival for anyone curious about groundbreaking wildlife behavior, astonishing feats of adventure, and topical stories about the environment. The festival runs from Feb. 22-24.
The film Ami Vitale made of Dave Matthews visiting Reteti Elephant Sanctuary will be screened on Sunday, Feb. 24 at the 6th Annual New York WILD Film Festival in New York, New York. The film will be shown as part of the family program which runs from 11-2 p.m. All film screenings for the festival are held at the venerable Explorer’s Club in New York, New York. Ami is planning on being in attendance.
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