Step back into the electrifying era of counterculture and tumultuous change with "The Airwaves Belonged to the People: WBCN & The American Revolution." Experience a captivating documentary journey that lifts the veil on Boston's iconic WBCN, an experimental FM station that resonated not just with music, but with the pulse of political fervor, activism, and daring social change. This rousing narrative immerses audiences in a time when the airwaves served as a battlefield for creativity and courage.

Part of the illustrious Art & Film collaborative program, this exceptional screening pairs riveting documentary cinema with striking visual arts. Brought to life in collaboration with the Hall Art Foundation, prepare for an event that promises to enlighten and inspire, exploring how a mantle of resistance was woven through the sound waves of a small yet revolutionary radio station. Its history is a testament to media's power to shape conversations and counter narratives in a forever-changing society.

Don't let this singular performance slip away. Secure your place for this mind-blowing exploration that promises to spark discussions and evoke the spirit of change amongst audiences. Join us and be part of this unique celebration, where history and art converge to stir the soul. Reserve your tickets now and make sure you're part of a once-in-a-lifetime experience!