3 Ways to See the 2021 NatureTrack Film Festival
METHOD 1:
IN-PERSON!
October 16 "Pop-Up" event in Los Olivos.
30 films shown throughout the day at Stacy Hall.
METHOD 2:
IN-PERSON & VIRTUALLY!
October 16 in Los Olivos
October 17-31 worldwide.
30 films at "Pop-Up" event.
PLUS 46 additional films virtually.
METHOD 3:
VIRTUAL-ONLY PASS!
October 17-31 worldwide.
75 NTFF2021 films shown virtually
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Learn About the Cause
NatureTrack
NatureTrack is a 501(c)3 non-profit that provides cost-free outdoor field trips for Santa Barbara County school-aged children, utilizing local trails and beaches throughout the county.
At NatureTrack our mission is to inspire students to embrace our natural world with respect and wonder, encouraging them to be stewards of our natural resources; and to prepare school-aged students with the attitudes, leadership skills and habits for lifelong learning. The NatureTrack Film Festival expands upon our core mission by "igniting passion for nature through film." NatureTrack invites filmmakers from around the world to share their adventures, stories, and documentaries with enthusiastic audiences. Located in Los Olivos, in the heart of Santa Barbara County (birthplace of Earth Day) we invite you to discover a film festival that supports the next generation of environmental stewards.
Learn About Los Olivos
Located in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, the charming historic town of Los Olivos is a rewarding and relaxing weekend getaway or fun-filled day. Boasting expansive views of Santa Barbara County’s vineyards and horse ranches, Los Olivos is noted for its love of the arts, wine tasting opportunities, unique shopping, epicurean restaurants, fun festivals, antiques, recreational landscapes, and friendly residents found throughout the village. Foxen Canyon Wine Trail starts in Los Olivos and stretches north, winding its way through beautiful wineries and vineyards.
Visit the Santa Ynez Valley
The picturesque Santa Ynez Valley encompasses six communities clustered closely together like wine grapes. From the charming, tiny gem of rural Ballard, the bustling gateway city of Buellton, the vintage western town of Los Alamos, the arts-influenced wine-infused town of Los Olivos and the turn-of-the-20th-century township of Santa Ynez, to the northern European atmosphere of the city of Solvang founded by Danish-Americans in 1911, it’s relaxing and refreshing to meander and experience them all. Just two hours up the coast from Los Angeles, it feels like a world away with endless possibilities.