An Evening with Dr. Temple Grandin (SOLD OUT)

Co-presented with Slow Food Boulder County and SOIL Boulder

In the international award-winning documentary An Open Door, a colleague describes Dr. Temple Grandin as a “rock star” for her groundbreaking contributions to animal welfare and autism advocacy.

Event information
Dr. Grandin will appear at "An Evening with Dr. Temple Grandin." Event details follow.

• Screening of the An Open Door documentary
• In-person discussion and Q & A
• Book signing (we will sell "Visual Thinking, see below for important payment methods information)
• $19 GA, $12 kids ages 12 and under
• Tickets: https://bit.ly/TempleGrandin25
• Movie preview: https://youtu.be/1SCViJJwYvY?si=s41yzV-VI_lFjHbc

Event proceeds and donations
The proceeds of this event and donations will go to the Temple Grandin Equine Center.

Documentary
An Open Door celebrates Dr. Temple Grandin's remarkable life and legacy through extensive interviews with Dr. Grandin, her colleagues, and livestock industry professionals. The film's themes include autism, the unique value and educational needs of neurodivergent people, and Dr. Grandin's ground-breaking research into animal behavior and humane livestock treatment.

About Temple Grandin
A professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University (CSU), Dr. Grandin is a prominent author and speaker on both autism and animal behavior. Her significant work on the humane treatment of livestock for slaughter has led to less stress, panic, and injury in animals.

Book sales
We will sell "Visual Thinking: The Hidden Gifts of People Who Think in Pictures, Patterns, and Abstractions" at the event for $20. In "Visual Thinking, " Dr. Grandin draws on cutting-edge research to take us inside visual thinking.

IMPORTANT: ONLY cash, check, and Zelle will be accepted. No credit card or Venmo payments.

Silver Screen sponsors: Colorado State University College of Agricultural Science, ROOT Marketing and PR
Community sponsor: Boulder County 4-H