Adventuring From Home

The Wild and Scenic Virtual Film Festival, sponsored in part by Natural Awakenings, will take place from 7:30 to 9 p.m., June 4, with a new lineup of film shorts that are inspiring mini-escapes for the whole family. Ticket and net T-shirt sales will be donated to the Hoboken Relief Fund, providing aid to small businesses and individuals in need.

Viewers can watch the films live with their friends during a virtual viewing party or view them on demand over a five-day period. T-shirts feature designs painted by local artists such as Ricardo Roig, Brittney Vogel, Chesleigh Meade, Ray Guzman, Zac Scott Gross, Andrew Drilon and Virginia Einstein.

Tickets are $10 at Tinyurl.com/WildFilmFestival. For more information, visit MainStreetPops.com.

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