‘My Everest’ is a British feature-length documentary, telling the epic story of RDA rider Max Stainton-Parfitt as he takes on societal prejudice by trekking up to Everest Base Camp - on horseback. An emotional, entertaining, and intimate film, ‘My Everest’ explores the life of a physically disabled man, questioning ableism within society, and querying how far anyone should go just to find social acceptance.

 

After the film we will host Tegan Vincent-Cooke, International Para Rider. Tegan will present her journey from our RDA program that she started with at the age of 4 all the way to successfully competing at FEI International Para Competitions representing GB. 

All proceeds will go to our Avon Centre Charity that supports riding and other nature based activities for Disabled and disadvantaged. 

 

Ticket costs £5 and you can purchase them through our website shop: 

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The event will start at 6pm.

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Photo Credit and more information about the film: https://zedmill.com/ Zedmill

More information about Tegan: Tegan Vincent-Cooke — Bio Site

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