Seven Films + Q&A

Wednesday 19th March | 7.30pm

The Rockfield Centre - Oak Studio, Oban, PA34 5DQ

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£15 | Standard

£12 | Concession

£10 | Under 18

£5 | Community Meal

Join us for an uplifting evening that showcases the very best of the Scottish outdoors, adventure, and filmmaking. Hosted live, the night features a diverse collection of the best short films that celebrate Scotland’s wild places and the people who enjoy them. This year, we’ve got everything from skiing to running, climbing to mountain biking, with stories about friends exchanging their skills to enjoy the outdoors in a changing climate, two brothers’ first big cycling adventure, and a champion mountain biker shredding his local trails.

These films will move you, entertain you, and ignite your love for the outdoors, all bringing inspiring and empowering stories to the big screen!

After the films, we’ll have a panel of filmmakers and contributors to discuss the process of making their films and answer audience questions.

Whether you're an adventurer, nature lover, or enjoy a good story, there’s something for everyone.

About the Scottish Outdoor and Adventure Film Tour

The Scottish Outdoor and Adventure Film Tour is a UK-wide festival celebrating Scotland's outdoors, nature, and filmmakers. The 2026 tour features a diverse lineup of the best Scottish-made short films that showcase the country's wild places and adventurous spirit.

The tour was founded in 2023 by two filmmakers who wanted to give a platform to Scottish films to inspire people to enjoy and protect Scotland’s outdoors and nature.

The tour is operated by Outdoor Film CIC, a not-for-profit organisation that uses the power of filmmaking to promote access to the outdoors for underrepresented groups across Scotland.

We donate tickets to every screening to local community groups and provide a platform to develop the next generation of Scottish filmmakers.

Website: https://www.scottishadventurefilm.co.uk/

No official age rating. Although not specifically aimed at children, the film's subjects are appropriate for all ages and are generally positive and inspiring. There are two swear words in the film lineup.

The events are probably most enjoyed by those aged 12 and above, with younger children at parents' discretion.