In June, the Camas-Washougal Post-Gazette wrote:

“Award-winning Lewis & Clark historian Roger Wendlick dresses as George Drouillard, the ‘third most important member of the Corps of Discovery’ for a day of outdoor education at the Doetsch Day Use Area near Beacon Rock, in the Columbia River Gorge, on June 14.”

https://www.camaspostrecord.com/ news/2018/jun/21/explore-the-gorge/.

Lewis & Clark inspired film + Q/A with director Justin Schwartz

Come see the Lewis and Clark themed, Oregon-filmed movie, "The Discoverers" starring Oscar and Emmy nominee Griffin Dunne at the Regal Fox Tower in downtown Portland on June 20. Meet writer/director Justin Schwarz and producer Laura Kleger for a Q&A opening night after the 7pm show.

The New York Times named The Discoverers a Critics’ Pick and the Journal of Early America's called it, "Witty and warm... where Little Miss Sunshine meets the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial." The Village Voice praised the "gorgeous" Pacific Northwest cinematography and Vanity Fair dubbed the award-winning film, “smart, canny, and sweet… full of grace notes and small surprises.”

Tickets & trailer: discoverersmovie.com

The Discoverers is a bittersweet comedy about a family forced on a Lewis and Clark historical reenactment trek who discover themselves and each other as they make their own passage across America.

Learn more:

discoverersmovie.com
facebook.com/TheDiscoverersMovie
twitter.com/TheDiscoverers
instagram.com/TheDiscoverersMovie

THE DISCOVERERS (NYT CRITICS PICK) IS NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS

Put on by the Tears of Joy Theatre, performance location Winningstad Theatre, 1111 SW Broadway, Portland OR. Puppetry brings a Native American legend to the Liberty stage. Huddle close to our campfire and listen to the story of the Bridge of the Gods. This legend tells of a fight between two brothers that caused the great land bridge in the Columbia Gorge to collapse. Join Coyote and She Who Watches as this story of the river and mountains unfolds. This remarkable play, based on a Klickitat version of the tale, is written by Native American storyteller Ed Edmo (Shoshone-Bannock), designed by Lillian Pitt (Warm Springs/Yakima) and features music by Arlie Neskahi (Dine’ Nation New Mexico) and poetry by Elizabeth Woody (Warm Springs/Yakima).

Evening Showing on the 19th of February!

More information at: http://www.liberty-theater.org/

For further information you can contact:

• Robert Heacock
  Washington State Secretary and Membership Chair
  Email: Heacock1@mindspring.com
  Phone: 509-924-4020
  
• Barb Kubik
  Chair, Washington State Governor's Lewis and Clark Trail Committee
  Email: chemna@aol.com
  Phone: 360.546.5949

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