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Scenic Roots

Breaking Barriers On The Paths To The Outdoors

For a short documentary, “Bigger Than Me” covers a lot of ground.

The film tells the story of Clark Brewer, Jr.,  an African-American music artist here in Chattanooga who introduces his own community to the outdoors, the most underrepresented group in these spaces.

 

 

Five years ago, Clark co-founded the program Bridge Chattanooga - and his new program is Huemans Outdoors.

On Thursday at 7:30 PM, the premiere of “Bigger Than Me” will be screened at Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center.

I spoke with Clark, Pablo Mazariegos - the film’s executive producer - and Mark McKnight, president and CEO of Reflection Riding.

 

For more information about Clark Brewer, Jr. and Huemans Outdoors, visit huemansoutdoors.com.

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