Oakland (Maryland), March 5th @ 9:30 AM

“Fracking Western Maryland” — Premiering at: Garrett 8 Cinemas, Saturday, March 5th at 9:30 AM

A film by Mike Wicklein you won’t want to miss!

FRACKING WESTERN MARYLAND? is a documentary film by Mike Wicklein who has captured the contentious issues surrounding the fracking moratorium bill that was passed in the 2015 legislative session. The film features many familiar faces of Garrett County and legislators in Annapolis who advocated for and fought against the bill. You will learn how Engage Mountain Maryland helped to rally support to change the trajectory of this very important decision to hit the pause button on fracking Western Maryland.

If you’re on Facebook, you can join the event page to see who else is going and get last minute updates. Admission is free to the public. Seats will be on a first come first basis.

FREE ADMISSION — Saturday, March 5 at 9:30AM
Garrett 8 Cinemas, 19741 Garrett Highway, Oakland, MD

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Lunch With The Producer — Chat & Chew!

Mike Wicklein will be present for this unprecedented premiere at Garrett 8 Cinemas to share his unique perspective on how the film developed from a 10 minute short to a 70 minute feature documentary. Engage Mountain Maryland is pleased to be presenting this important piece of work that so artfully weaves a story of a community bound by it’s love of the place they call home. You can personally meet the producer, director, and editor following the premiere at a special fund raising lunch. Join others in conversation and speak with individuals that are featured in the film.

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A Stylish Premiere — Get your own commemorative T-Shirt!

You can remember this special event with the Premiere T-Shirt that sports the stunning poster image from the documentary, Fracking Western Maryland? They can be ordered in advance at our Engage Mountain Maryland shop or purchased at the event for $20. They are made of sturdy 100% preshrunk cotton and printed in full color. Sizes from small to 2XL are available while supplies last.