About this Event
Come out and join Potomac Riverkeeper Network and DC Environmental Film Festival us for a film screening of a documentary about America's aging wastewater infrastructure system.
SYNOPSIS: As America’s aging wastewater system begins to fail, one plant does all it can to stay afloat. Plant manager Dustin Price, together with his dedicated team, battle aging infrastructure, “forever chemicals” and the misconceptions of an odor averse public to keep Portland, Maine clean and healthy.
Schedule
5:00: Check-in + snacks/drinks
5:55: Organizer intros
6:00: Film begins (73 mins)
7:15: Panel begins
7:40: Panel ends
Our panel will feature speakers from our event sponsor, and Potomac Riverkeeper Network!
🚇 Public Transit The venue is easily accessible via the DC Metro:
- Take the Green Line to the Navy Yard-Ballpark Station.
- Walking Directions: Exit the station and walk approximately 8 minutes southeast toward the waterfront to reach the center.
📍Nearby Parking GaragesThere is no dedicated on-site parking at the venue, but there are several public lots within a short walking distance:
The Yards Lot Q – 425 Tingey St SE (Approx. 2-minute walk)
SP+ Parking – 1275 New Jersey Ave SE (Approx. 5-minute walk)
Colonial Parking – 300 M St SE (Approx. 6-minute walk)
Rideshare & Drop-Off For Lyft, Uber, or taxi services, use the main venue address: 301 Water St SE.
Film Trailer: https://vimeo.com/1154886322
Film Poster:
Event venue & nearby stays
Reservoir Center for Water Solutions, 301 Water Street Southeast, Washington, United States
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