The Mountaineers
Join Jennifer Hull, author of Shook: An Earthquake, a Legendary Mountain Guide, and Everest's Deadliest Day, and mountain guide Dave Hahn for a virtual event to benefit the Juniper Fund, Alex Lowe Charitable Foundation, and The Mountaineers.
One year after the notorious 2014 Khumbu Icefall avalanche claimed the lives of sixteen Sherpas, Dave Hahn, and his team spent weeks honing the techniques that would help keep them alive through the Icefall and the Death Zone on Mount Everest.
But none of this preparation could have prepared them for the earthquake that shook Everest and all of their lives on the morning of April 25, 2015, recounted in Jennifer Hull’s new book Shook: An Earthquake, a Legendary Mountain Guide, and Everest's Deadliest Day.
Join Jennifer, Dave Hahn, and The Mountaineers for a virtual discussion about the 2015 disaster, and the lessons learned after Everest's deadliest day.
Shook: Everest's Deadliest Day - Nov 17
All ticket sales revenue from the event will benefit of Juniper Fund, Khumbu Climbing Center, and The Mountaineers.
- Zoom Presentation starts at 7pm
- $12 Individual Tickets*
- $24 Household Tickets* (2+ Attendees)
Unable to attend live? You can still purchase a ticket and view the show via a shared recording after the event!
*We recognize that this is a historically challenging time and some members are facing financial difficulties due to the impacts of COVID-19. If the cost of a ticket is prohibiting your attendance, please know we have implemented a ticket-by-donation option and encourage you to give what you are comfortable with. We would love it if you could join us.
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About Jennifer Hull
Jennifer Hull is a writer and teacher. She grew up in New York, graduated cum laude from Cornell University with a bachelor’s degree in history, and has a master’s degree in education. She has taught K-12 students as well as college freshmen at the University of New Mexico. She lives in New Mexico with her husband, twin sons, and cocker spaniel.
About Dave Hahn
Dave Hahn has spent 35 years guiding high, cold, remote mountains, including 21 expeditions to Mount Everest. In summers he bases on Mount Rainier and guides regularly on Denali, Kilimanjaro and the Vinson Massif. He is a long-time ski patroller in the Southern Rockies near his home in Taos, New Mexico.
About Juniper Fund
The mission of the Juniper Fund is to support and empower families and communities impacted by the loss of Himalayan high-altitude workers. Learn more.
About The Alex Lowe Charitable Foundation and Khumbu Climbing Center
Founded in 2003, our mission is to increase the safety margin of Nepali climbers and high altitude workers by encouraging responsible climbing practices in a supportive and community-based program. The Khumbu Climbing Center is a project of the Alex Lowe Charitable Foundation. Learn more.
