Join us for the first San Antonio screening of the New Urbanism Film Festival (NUFF)! Grab a beer, mingle with fellow urbanists and enjoy a collection of films on the topic of the built environment.

City-lovers of all backgrounds are invited! Anyone who works to redesign a street, strengthen ties in a neighborhood, develop new housing, or preserve a historic landmark is putting New Urbanism into action—regardless of their affiliation or background.

TICKETS:
Seating is limited - don't wait to reserve your spot! Earlybird pricing through Wednesday, November 9. Tickets available for purchase through Eventbrite.

Presented by CNU-San Antonio: Building Places People Love.
The full New Urbanism Film Festival happens annually in Los Angeles California; learn more at newurbanismfilmfestival.com.

FILMS:
Sprawlanta - The New Urban development of Glenwood Park provides an option to and path forward from Atlanta's sprawl.

Cerebral City - A young woman explores the laneways and streets of Melbourne and discovers life and herself in the city.

The Idea District - San Diego's last major infill opportunity.

The Northparker - A look at a single building and how it helps to give shape to the public realm.

Some Things You Might See While in Amsterdam - Bikes involved!

I'd Rather Stay - Seniors in cities and suburbs discuss how the built environment impacts their lives.

Utah Transit - Salt Lake City shows how transit isn't just for blue-state cities.

Work With the Landscape - Excerpt from the Pandemonium Series with Rob Cowan.

Brooklyn Farmer - Leaving a corporate job to farm on top of city roofs has its risks and rewards.