 a celebration of women in snowsports and the stories that inspire us to ride, explore, and connect.
Join us at evo Seattle on 11/6 for the 2026 Women's Film Fest, a night celebrating the women pushing skiing and snowboarding forward, on screen and off.
From big mountain lines to creative storytelling and everything in between, we're bringing the community together for an evening of films, good company, and giving back. Come grab a drink, connect and get inspired for the season ahead.
TICKETS REQUIRED | GIVE WHAT YOU CAN
Tickets are offered on a sliding scale with a suggested $10 donation. Space is limited, and 100% of ticket proceeds support our nonprofit partners.
The follow-up to the award-winning ski mockumentary Here, Hold My Kid reunites two professional skiers juggling motherhood and elite athletic careers. With more kids, bigger expectations, and plenty of chaos, the duo navigates a new sponsorship while attempting to rebuild their public images. Packed with humor and exhaustion, The Austrian Job takes on the impossible expectations placed on working mothers.
Sphere of Influence explores the evolving relationship between mentorship, growth, and progression in skiing. Through swirling snow, looping chairlifts, and the rhythm of each turn, the film captures how the roles of teacher and student continually shift, reminding us that inspiration flows both ways and every ending creates space for a new beginning.
No first descents, no heavy packs, and no early-morning skinning. Four elite athletes from The North Face take over the local chairlifts to show that the ultimate ski day isn’t about how far you go into the wilderness—it’s about how much fun you can pack into a resort boundary with your friends.Â
Four Stio Mountain Athletes, one iconic Colorado backdrop, zero interest in taking themselves too seriously. Big lines and bigger laughs—because the run only counts if you're cracking up on the way down. Jenna, Devin, Nicole and Sierra prove that the best ski film isn't about how far you go, but who you go with.Â
Directed by Hadley Michaels and Piper Kunst, the film follows Piper as she navigates life as both a professional skier and an artist. The project centers around the creation of a large-scale studio art piece that mirrors her experience on snow, exploring the connection between movement, self-expression, and personal growth.
CryBaby follows five Scandinavian snowboarders as they hit the streets of Canada and Finland. Packed with heavy riding, questionable decisions, plenty of laughs, and the chaos of life on the road, the film captures the personalities, friendships, and shared love of snowboarding that bring the crew together. A raw, unapologetic look at women pushing street snowboarding forward.
Set against the unpredictable spring conditions of the Pacific Northwest volcanoes, Super Misto blends the raw energy of skateboard filmmaking with alpine riding and mountaineering. From glaciers and wind lips to long days on the skin track, the film captures a scrappy, creative approach to backcountry snowboarding and the adventure that comes with it.
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SheJumps is a nonprofit dedicated to increasing the participation of women and girls in outdoor activities through education, community, and mentorship.
By breaking down barriers to access, SheJumps empowers more women and girls to build confidence, develop skills, and find belonging in the outdoors.
The Hilaree Nelson Professional Development Program supports women in skiing by offsetting the cost of courses, certifications, and professional development.
Through Blizzard-Tecnica's Women to Women program, more than $250,000 has been awarded to 125 recipients worldwide, helping women lead, coach, and inspire the next generation.
