2007-11-09 00:00:00, Storm Show
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The Storm Show crew has persevered the drought-ridden 300 winter of 2006-07. Dwindling snowfall across the country may have hampered the efforts of some, but Jackson’s local skiers and riders show that they will never be victim to circumstance. Less snowfall has equated to steeper, rockier, and more exposed lines, the stuff locals live for… Storm Show breaks away from their traditional JH ski films by traveling around the globe to locales such as France, Alaska, B.C. and Argentina. Stuntman Matt Combs continues to break new ground with the sport of speed-flying: skiing exposed lines that end in certain death, with the only escape being his trusty paraglider, which he flies away in a 007-style only he can deliver.
STORM SHOW presents... “300 inches”
Friday, November 30, 2007 (day before JHMR opening on Dec.1, 2007)
Jackson, Wyoming
The Center Theatre (Center for the Arts), 265 S. Cache St.
Two Showings - 6:30PM & 9:00PM
$15 advance, $18 day of show
% of door proceeds to benefit local non-profit organization BTNF avalanche forecast center
100% of raffle proceeds to benefit The Brent Newton Memorial Foundation (www.brentnewtonfamilyfoundation.com).
There will also be a silent auction in the lobby to benefit the BNMF, local businesses have donated goods for auction.
Raffle prizes include JHMR all-mountain ski pass, Never Summer snowboard, Cloudveil goodies, tons of freebies.
after party at the JH Playhouse with musical guest and shenanigans to be determined...
Come see “the locals’ ski film” on the big screen, and get your stoke on for winter!!!
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The Storm Show crew has persevered the drought-ridden 300 winter of 2006-07. Dwindling snowfall across the country may have hampered the efforts of some, but Jackson’s local skiers and riders show that they will never be victim to circumstance. Less snowfall has equated to steeper, rockier, and more exposed lines, the stuff locals live for… Storm Show breaks away from their traditional JH ski films by traveling around the globe to locales such as France, Alaska, B.C. and Argentina. Stuntman Matt Combs continues to break new ground with the sport of speed-flying: skiing exposed lines that end in certain death, with the only escape being his trusty paraglider, which he flies away in a 007-style only he can deliver. <a href="../articles_readmore.php?read=3691">View Article</a>
The Storm Show crew has persevered the drought-ridden 300 winter of 2006-07. Dwindling snowfall across the country may have hampered the efforts of some, but Jackson’s local skiers and riders show that they will never be victim to circumstance. Less snowfall has equated to steeper, rockier, and more exposed lines, the stuff locals live for… Storm Show breaks away from their traditional JH ski films by traveling around the globe to locales such as France, Alaska, B.C. and Argentina. Stuntman Matt Combs continues to break new ground with the sport of speed-flying: skiing exposed lines that end in certain death, with the only escape being his trusty paraglider, which he flies away in a 007-style only he can deliver. <a href="../articles_readmore.php?read=3691">View Article</a>
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