Whether you live in Washington State or across the country, the disappearances that have occurred inside our national parks will startle you. Some of the most unsettling cases have taken place right here in the Pacific Northwest, in and around Mount Rainier National Park and Olympic National Park. These are places many families visit every year, places that feel familiar, beautiful, and safe. Yet the history tied to them raises serious and difficult questions.

On March 21, you have the opportunity to experience Missing 411: National Parks at its only live premiere showing at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center.

This is not just a screening. It is the only event where you will be in the room with David Paulides and the team behind the film. You will have the chance to meet Dave in person, connect with others who have followed the research, and be part of a live Q and A where your questions may be addressed directly.

There is something powerful about gathering with people who share your curiosity and concern about what is happening in our national parks. Conversations will happen in the lobby, before and after the film, with attendees who have read the books, followed the cases, and care deeply about the subject. The energy in the room will come from the community itself.

For those in Washington, this film hits especially close to home. The landscapes featured are your landscapes. The cases discussed occurred in parks you may have visited. That reality makes this premiere more than an event. It makes it personal.

Seating is limited. If these cases have ever made you pause, question, or look at the wilderness a little differently, this is your chance to be part of the only live premiere of Missing 411: National Parks and stand in the room where it is first introduced to the world.