09/26/2026
Free film and food tonight at The Ross Ragland Theater cultural center!
Thank you to Healthy Klamath and Nutrition Oregon for putting this highlight on the importance of good nutrition for community members now and into the future.
Local produce will be given away to attendees!
Grab some popcorn and watch a documentary that features Klamath Falls, an OHSU researcher, a Hollywood producer and British teenagers fighting for better nutrition for healthier communities.
Join us for a free, in-person screening of The 100-Year Effect in beautiful Klamath Falls! Come connect with local residents dedicated to improving the health of their community and film buffs who love a good story. This documentary follows a researcher from OHSU and a Hollywood producer on a quest to share science imperative to reducing chronic disease risk and improving community health. In the process they find Kelsey Mueller-Wendt, the youngest elected city councilor in Klamath Falls, and follow her journey through the birth of her first child and her work to make Klamath County the healthiest place to have a baby and raise a family.
Date: Friday, September 25
Time: 6-8:30 pm
Agenda: 6pm doors open, 6:30-8 introduction and film screening, 8-8:30 panel discussion
Location: Ross Ragland Cultural Center Center, 218 N. 7th St., Klamath Falls
RSVP for Tickets
Entrance is free, but we are requesting RSVP so we have a headcount. Space can hold 130.
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It’s a great chance to enjoy a captivating story together that highlights the beauty and bounty of Klamath County. Stick around following the film to hear from Kelsey and others from OHSU about their work. Don’t miss out on this unique local event!