Looking for something to do this weekend? You can experience a great journey close to home. The Wildlife Experience is showing an incredible IMAX movie about the Alps.

A stirring and inspirational journey, full of adventure, courage, personal loss, family triumph, and breathtaking mountain visuals unfolds in a new film adventure from the two-time Academy Award- nominated producers of Everest. The Alps film is filled with majestic views of Switzerlands’ natural beauty and follows the true life story of mountaineer and journalist John Harlin III, who sets out on an epic personal journey to climb the deadly North Face of the Eiger, the stormiest, steepest peak in all of Europe—forty years after the same mountain claimed the life of his larger-than-life father, climbing legend John Harlin II. Run time: 40 minutes.

Show times: 1:00 and 2:00 p.m.
www.thewildlifeexperience.org

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If you tell your friends that your apartment is full of “comfortable clutter” but inside you feel like it’s a disorganized nightmare, follow these simple steps to a more organized space:

Purge!
Every weekend, pick a room, go through everything in it, and decide what to keep, store, donate, or throw away. Be decisive and ask yourself if you’ll really use what you have. Then follow through! This is also a good chance to clean under all that stuff.

Provide yourself with storage space
Look at what you have left and decide where it should go. If you need a box, basket, or bag for it, get one. If you really don’t have a place to put it, maybe you don’t need it.

Use multifunctional furniture
Beds with drawers underneath them, coffee and end tables with shelves, and ottomans with storage inside are all ways to fit storage into limited space.

Keep it up
When you are done using something, put it back in its spot. Survey your space every day to make sure things aren’t getting out of control. When considering new purchases, ask yourself where they will go in your space, whether you really need them, and whether something else has to go to make room.

Spread the word
You’ll never stay on top of your place if you’re always picking up after your family. Give everyone their own organizational tools, and encourage them to put things away and pick up after themselves.