Caledon Hills Bruce Trail Club Presents:
Film Fundraiser 2026
Join the Caledon Hills Bruce Trail Club on Sunday, June 14, 2026, for a Film Fundraiser in support of the Bruce Trail Conservancy.
“In 1957, world-renowned wildlife artist Robert Bateman and spirited biologist Bristol Foster embarked on a global expedition in a Land Rover they called “The Grizzly Torque” – a journey that ignited a deep love of our planet and set in motion a powerful story of environmental activism though art and science. The Art of Adventure invites us to listen, to learn and to embrace life with curiosity, courage and heart.”
Starting at 2 pm at the Bookshelf Cinema, 41 Quebec St, Guelph, this exciting afternoon will include the feature film, The Art of Adventure. This Canadian film is directed & produced by Alison Reid, who also produced The Woman Who Loves Giraffes. At the end of the film, Bruce Trail Conservancy CEO, Michael McDonald will facilitate a brief Question and Answer period with the film’s dynamic writer and director, Alison Reid. Read more details about the day below:
- The Caledon Hills Bruce Trail Club requests a minimum donation of $34 per person, which will give attendees a charitable income tax receipt for $20. Let generosity be your guide.
- Seats are limited. Please email your requests for seat reservations to chbtcevents@gmail.com. A response will indicate seat availability, allowing you to send your seat(s) donations by e-transfer to treasurer@caledonbrucetrail.org.
- All proceeds go to the Bruce Trail Conservancy to support the Trail Maintenance and Development Endowment Fund and donations will be matched, which ensures the Trail will be taken care of for years to come.
- An optional, leisurely guided hike in the Guelph area on the morning of Sunday, June 14th, in conjunction with the film event. Please note that this is a separate registration from the film event.
Thank you to our event sponsors:
Author Nicola Ross of Loops & Lattes, The Stone Store Natural Foods, and Wild Birds Unlimited Nature Shop.
