September 20, 2026 - 00:57

The award-winning documentary "In Our Nature" will make its second Kentucky debut with an outdoor family-friendly movie night at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 17 at The Boathouse at River Row.
The screening highlights the work of Red Oaks Forest School, a Frankfort-based organization dedicated to connecting children with the natural world through hands-on outdoor learning. The documentary explores how time spent in nature shapes childhood development and fosters a lasting appreciation for the environment.
Organizers describe the event as a chance for families to gather under the open sky, watch a thought-provoking film, and discuss the importance of outdoor education in their own community. Red Oaks Forest School has built a reputation for its immersive programs, where students learn through exploration, play, and direct engagement with the landscape around them.
The Boathouse at River Row provides a scenic setting for the event, with the Kentucky River serving as a backdrop. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, chairs, and snacks for a comfortable evening. The film is suitable for all ages, and the atmosphere is designed to be relaxed and welcoming.
This marks the second time the documentary has been shown in Kentucky, following an earlier screening that drew strong interest from local families and educators. Organizers hope the event will spark conversations about alternative approaches to learning and the value of outdoor experiences for young people.
Those interested in attending can arrive early to find a good spot along the waterfront. The screening begins at dusk, and admission is free. For more details about the event or Red Oaks Forest School, community members can reach out to the organization directly.
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