Project RockClimber

This isn't solely the first public screening of Project RockClimber at the Royal & Derngate theater. It is an evening of conversation, community, inspirational stories and the outlining of Nick's vision, for improving accessibility and making the outdoors accessible for all across Northamptonshire, and who knows, maybe even across the UK! So, if you want to be inspired by stories of human resilience, motivated by the never give up mentality, enthused by community spirit and want to be excited by a bold vision or simply want to be around lovely people. Join us and see what it's all about.

Project RockClimber

Witness the thrilling journey of how an extreme all-terrain mobility chair, called RockClimber, came about and of Army Veteran and Disability Advocate, Nick Wilsons determination to complete a solo ascent of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Whether you're disabled yourself, work with or support people with disabilities, or simply love the outdoors and stories of human resilience, this is a film that will stay with you.

Fireside Chat

After the showing, Nick will be speaking to special guest and friend, Peter Keil, who's 12yr old son Jude suddenly became incredibly ill, resulting in his being on a ventilator and spending 1yr in hospital. Peter will be speaking publicly for the very first time, about the adventures he goes on with Jude, how the family have adjusted to their new lives and why the work Nick is doing in the outdoors and adventuring, has helped and is so important to them all.

Timings

• 1830hrs to 1900hrs - Welcome drinks
• 1900hrs to 1915hrs - Welcome address by Nick Wilson
• 1920hrs to 2020hrs - Screening
• 2020hrs to 2045hrs - Refreshment break
• 2045hrs to 2130hrs - Fireside Chat / Access Outdoors
• 2130hrs to 2200hrs - Wrap up

There is alot to fit in for sure, but you won't want to miss this opportunity, to experience an evening filled with inspiration, emotions, adrenaline-pumping footage and a vision that is unlike anything else. You will not have experienced anything like this before, so register your free place now and if you're able to, please donate to the Wheelchair Alliance who Nick is the Patron of.