The Perfect Storm

“Snowboarding’s always been about going big,” says local pro rider and Snowboard Film on the Rocks promoter Pat Milberry. “We wanted to do something special, something really big, to celebrate the snowboard lifestyle, bring people together and get everybody stoked for the season.”

Related Content

• The ten best concerts to see in Denver this week
  May 20, 2013
• The best EDM in Denver this weekend
  May 17, 2013
• Imagine Dragons at Red Rocks, 5/16/13
  May 17, 2013
• Barry Fey will not be buried at cemetery near Red Rocks because agreement was lost
  May 3, 2013
• The ten best concerts in Denver this week
  May 13, 2013

More About

• Red Rocks Amphitheatre
• The Cool Kids (Band)
• London Dungeon
• Winter Sports
• Snowboarding

And tonight’s film fest at Red Rocks may be the biggest snowboard film event of all time. It includes the premieres of Standard Films’ The Storming, Think Thank’s Right Brain/Left Brain and Never Summer’s Made in America. Milberry’s hoping for a sold-out crowd, and he’s got the lineup to make it happen, including musical performances by the Cool Kids, Del tha Funky Homosapien, Bukue One and London Dungeon.

Milberry also stars in Right Brain/Left Brain, which means local riders will recognize some of their favorite spots, from Echo Mountain and Winter Park to the Berthoud Pass backcountry and urban spots like the “Denver Glacier,” as well as footage from around the world. For true local pride, make sure you’re in your seat by the 6 p.m. start time to catch Never Summer team riders Cooper Hoffmeister, Ben Millsaps, Jason Hindman, Rajat Bahayani, Jason Elms and Ryan Cruze in the Denver-based company’s first team video. And The Storming is worthy of its headliner slot: If you thought last year’s double-cork craze was out of control, wait until you see Torstein Horgmo’s triple cork.

The cost is $19.50, but sponsor Echo Mountain is giving a free lift ticket to everyone in the place. “Bottom line, we want to spread snowboarding,” Milberry says. “We want people to see these films and then have no excuse not to snowboard this season.” For tickets, movie trailers and more info, visit http://snowboardfilmontherocks.com.
Fri., Sept. 17, 6 p.m., 2010