The TriMedia Film Festival is
September 10 - 12, 2010
Passes & Tickets
Advance online sales of festival passes, Gala Film, VIP Celebrity Party, and opening night Double Feature tickets
will start in August 2010. You'll be able to buy tickets to individual showings, opening night and gala events, and the VIP Celebrity Party
straight from our Web site.
- Discounts available for students, seniors, and groups - contact
NOTE: Please read the back of your pass or ticket for detailed
seating policies. Seating is general admission, and pass or ticket holders will
be turned away if the venue is full. If you are late, seating is up to the discretion
of the TMFF venue manager. There are no refunds or exchanges, and
the TMFF is not responsible for lost passes or tickets.
Venues & Maps
- CSU Lory Student Theatre - Colorado State University Campus
- Lyric Cinema Cafe - 300 E. Mountain St.
- Bas Bleu Theatre - 401 Pine St.
- Center for Fine Art Photography - Poudre River Arts Center, 400 North College Avenue
2010 TMFF "Grab 'n Go" Restaurants:
- The TMFF negotiates sweet discounts on ready-to-go food at downtown restaurants so you can feed your body as
well as your mind while you're at the festival. Check back in August 2010 for the list.
Travel
Getting to Fort Collins
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If you'd like help with your travel arrangements, the TriMedia Film Festival's travel agent
is Bon Voyage Travel, (970) 493-8511. They're very nice folks and you won't be disappointed.
If you're driving:
Fort Collins, Colorado is about 60 miles north of Denver on I-25. Here we are on a Google map.
If you're flying:
The closest airport* is Denver
International Airport (DEN), about 60 miles from Fort Collins.
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*If you're coming from Las Vegas, you can take
Allegiant Air to the
Fort Collins/Loveland Airport.
The planes are comfortable and the airfare can't be beat.
Staying in Fort Collins
 The official hotel for the 2010 TriMedia Film Festival is:
Homewood Suites Fort Collins
1521 Oakridge Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Special room rates for the festival for
studio and one-bedroom suites will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, so get your rooms early.
The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and there are plenty of nearby restaurants. Since each room has
a kitchenette, the staff will even go grocery shopping for you. (How cool is that!)
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Other participating hotels in Fort Collins offer a limited number
of discounted rooms (first-come, first-served) for the festival as well:
- Check back in July 2010 for details.
What to Do in Fort Collins
Our friends at the
Fort Collins Convention and Visitors Bureau
have all the best information on what to do and where to go while you're here. Check out their
calendar of events while
you're at it. Fort Collins has a lot of microbreweries, museums, art galleries, and fabulous
restaurants for every budget and taste, all in the Old Town area where the festival venues
are. The foothills (which would be called "mountains" in most other states) are only a 45-minute
drive to the west and include some beautiful canyon scenery.
Weather
Early September in Fort Collins is usually warm to hot (80-85°F) and delightfully cool (60°F) at night. We have very low humidity most of the time, so you'll probably want to have water nearby. The altitude is about 5,000 feet above sea level, so we strongly suggest bringing sunblock with you, because you'll burn more easily than at lower elevations. We get about 300 days of sun a year, so it's a good bet the festival weather will be nice. Of course, with global warming and all making the weather more unpredictable, it could be rainy or even feel more like fall, so you might want to dress in layers that can be added or removed as needed.
Here's a current weather forecast for Fort Collins.
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