Princeton Environmental Film Festival (PEFF)

Princeton Environmental Film Festival (PEFF) The PEFFis a signature event of Princeton Public Library. FREE ADMISSION to all screenings and talks.

Founded in 2006, the festival’s mission is to share exceptional documentary films and to engage the community in exploring environmental sustainability from a wide range of perspectives. The festival is sponsored by the Princeton Public Library and features documentary films complemented by some of the filmmakers, community activists, business leaders, scientists and others working on a broad rang

e of environmental issues. For more information please contact Susan Conlon, festival director, at [email protected] or call 609-924-9529 ext. 247.

05/11/2026

Wow-WoW-WOW! We remain astounded by the extraordinary creativity and engagement of the members of our community. Check out this trash turned to treasure (both as 'trashion' and as a way to bring community together)

Always grateful to collaborate with our terrific partners, Sustainable Princeton and Morven Museum & Garden

Princeton teens share environmentally-related research lightning talks, followed by a poster session. Presented in partn...
04/09/2026

Princeton teens share environmentally-related research lightning talks, followed by a poster session. Presented in partnership with Sustainable Princeton and PEFF.

Each speaker presents their research for 5-7 minutes. Audience members are invited to visit each speaker's table to learn more at the poster session following the presentations. Refreshments will be served.

Presented in partnership with Sustainable Princeton and Princeton Environmental Film Festival.

Great Local News from TAPinto Princeton Community News
04/08/2026

Great Local News from TAPinto Princeton Community News

Princeton, NJ — Princeton is known to many outsiders as a green town. The latest update to the Princeton Public Schools (PPS) District Sustainability Policy may partly explain why. As the 2026...

Don't worry! If you missed this excellent short film - you can still see 'Marine Field Station: The Retreat'
04/06/2026

Don't worry! If you missed this excellent short film - you can still see 'Marine Field Station: The Retreat'

Check out this short film shown during the Princeton Environmental Film Festival. Marine scientists in Tuckerton, NJ, are witnessing firsthand how rising ocean waters will one day permanently shut down their research station.

The film, “Marine Field Station: The Retreat” can be viewed in article link.
-> https://www.rutgers.edu/news/professor-and-students-film-documentary-universitys-marine-field-station

We love our friends at Princeton Garden Theatre and were delighted to collaborate with them for the screening of the bea...
03/30/2026

We love our friends at Princeton Garden Theatre and were delighted to collaborate with them for the screening of the beautiful and thought provoking, "Our Land".

Many thanks to Advisory Board member and Senior Curater at PUAM, Karl Kusserow for his thoughtful introduction that helped to frame the film.

Grief is a very real part of life and learning how to move through it is critical - community helps.Raising Aniya is a c...
03/30/2026

Grief is a very real part of life and learning how to move through it is critical - community helps.
Raising Aniya is a coming of age film about a lot of things - a young woman processing trauma and unearthing herself, environmnetal justice and so much more..
Our reflection leader, Dr. Joy Barnes Johnson dedicated this event to a beloved community community member, Olive Giles who shared her talent, wisdom, compassion and heart with so many in a number of roles - school counselor, and amazing, powerful singer to name two.
This special screening was a place where we could grieve and build resilience together.

03/30/2026
We always welcome the opportunity to partner with the Princeton French Film Festival. and had a FULL HOUSE for our scree...
03/30/2026

We always welcome the opportunity to partner with the Princeton French Film Festival. and had a FULL HOUSE for our screening of the Shepherd and the Bear. as screening that was enriched both by nourishing breakfast treats and a post screening discussion with Princeton post doc, Isla Duporge

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