Film Screenings & Sheep Festival

Join us for a sheep-filled weekend of fun, film, and family activities.

The sheep-themed festivities begin Friday, October 9, with FREE screenings of Wild and Wool and The Sheep Detectives. Catch both films at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow, Idaho, as part of Science on Screen®, a nationwide initiative that pairs engaging films with scientific exploration.

Then spend Saturday, October 10, at the University of Idaho Sheep Center, where you can meet adorable baby lambs, participate in hands-on family activities, sample delicious chef-crafted tastings, and enjoy a day dedicated to all things sheep.

Find out more on the Sheep Festival page on the College of Veterinary Medicine’s site.

Questions or comments? Contact Erin.

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