The Chipinque Nature Reserve is preparing a new edition of Cinema in the Forest, an experience that combines nature, entertainment, and environmental awareness. On this occasion, attendees will be able to enjoy the film Bear in the Big Blue Yonder (2003), one of Disney’s most beloved animated classics.
The screening will take place outdoors at the Chipinque Plateau, a space surrounded by mountains and vegetation that makes for the perfect setting to enjoy a movie under the night sky. In addition to offering a unique experience for the whole family, the event aims to encourage reflection on the relationship between humans and wildlife.
A story that invites us to connect with nature
Brother Bear follows the story of Kenai, a young man who embarks on a journey of transformation and learning that leads him to understand the world from a completely different perspective. Through his adventure, the film addresses themes such as empathy, respect for animals, and the importance of living in harmony with nature.
For this reason, the film fits perfectly with the spirit of Chipinque, a space dedicated to environmental conservation and education on caring for ecosystems.
Your ticket helps protect the reserve
One of the most special aspects of this event is that every ticket purchased directly contributes to the conservation efforts of the Chipinque Nature Reserve. Thus, in addition to enjoying a unique evening, visitors support projects that aim to preserve the biodiversity of this important natural lung of the Monterrey metropolitan area.
If you’re looking for a peaceful way to connect with nature, enjoy a classic movie, and support a good cause, this edition of Cinema in the Forest could be an excellent way to end the day.
📅 June 23
📍 Meseta, Chipinque Nature Reserve
🕢 At 7:30 p.m.
🎟️ $180 pesos per person (tickets available at the online box office)
