Weaving together captivating storytelling with songs, acoustic guitar, banjo and mandolin, Kent Besocke will explore Connecitcut's rich history , folklore and legendary figures, uncovering hidden stories of local heroes and […]
Commemorate and reflect upon the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a film screening and discussion. Watch a short excerpt from THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, a new film directed […]
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, watch excerpts of Ken Burns' The American Revolution, all about the spirit of service in American culture. The video is about half hour long. Stay and discuss the video with others from your community.
Join us for a special screening of "The American Revolution," a PBS documentary. This presentation offers selected excerpts from THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION showcasing art, music, and literature from the Revolutionary Era, offering a lens into the voices and visions of 1776, and supporting a variety of engagement activities. Following the presentation, we will have a […]
As part of the Santa Rosa County Library System’s America 250 programming, Milton Library will host a free screening reel from THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, a documentary series by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt. The screening features selected excerpts that explore the people, events, ideas, and lasting impact of America’s fight for independence.
We will begin the session with a cinematic look at the war’s impact, featuring a curated clip from THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION that highlights the enduring spirit of service in American […]
Selected scenes from PBS’s THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION will explore the sacrifice, endurance, and spirit of service that shaped a new nation. The evening will also honor Revolutionary War Patriots and […]
Join KSPS PBS at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture to commemorate the 250th anniversary of America's founding. The special community celebration will include music, vendors, a beer garden, trivia, historical displays and activities for the whole family. Plus, screenings of the Ken Burns film "The American Revolution" and panel discussions exploring the themes […]
Join the Monroe County History Center for a celebration of 250 years of American history, with a local Monroe County twist. The celebration will be on the front lawn of the MCHC on Saturday, July 11th, from 12-3 pm. Enjoy hands-on activities, live music, educational demos, guided tours, and more! At 2 pm, Indiana Humanities, […]
This event includes excerpts from the Ken Burn's documentary The American Revolution. It will include a thoughtful discussion around the civic engagement instrumental in the winning of the Revolutionary War. This guided discussion and film reel were created by WETA Television and is being presented with permission.
America only turns 250 once! Join us for a viewing of the Ken Burns documentary The American Revolution. This special screening includes selected excerpts from the new series centered around the spirit of service and the history of civic engagement in the United States. Discussion to follow the viewing.
What was life like before, during, and after the American Revolution? Join us for an interactive program that begins with a screening reel from The American Revolution, a documentary by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt, offering a compelling overview of the nation’s founding and its global impact. Then step into history as a […]
Join Valerie Gugala to explore the untold stories of women, African Americans, Native peoples, and immigrants whose contributions shaped the Revolution. Discover the hidden figures whose courage and labor were […]
Learn about some of the most decisive battles in American history, from Bunker Hill to Yorktown! We’ll view a selection of clips from Ken Burns’ The American Revolution highlighting the major conflicts, strategies, losses, and victories of the Revolutionary War. Afterwards, we’ll save some time for discussion.
Presented by Historic Fredericksburg Foundation, Inc. Explore how the American Revolution affected people and places in George Washington’s hometown, from his era to today. After the lecture, stay for a […]
Join us for a special screening of "The American Revolution," a PBS documentary. This presentation offers selected excerpts from THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION showcasing art, music, and literature from the Revolutionary Era, offering a lens into the voices and visions of 1776, and supporting a variety of engagement activities. Following the presentation, we will have a […]
What does it mean to be American? Join us for a hybrid community book club exploring that question through the lens of the American Revolution. The evening opens with a preview screening from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt's PBS documentary The American Revolution, followed by an informal group discussion. This month's featured title […]
You're invited to an unforgettable evening of local history as we screen The Whiskey Rebellion, explore its historical context and regional connections, and hear directly from producer Kristian Berg. The program will also include a selection of VIA Short Takes highlighting local stories and a preview of The American Revolution - A Ken Burns Documentary […]
Presented by Vicki Ritenour Dehlbom, Honorary Regent, Washington-Lewis Chapter, NSDAR. Two women, one from Massachusetts and another from Virginia, became soldiers in the fight for freedom. Both hid their true […]
Experience a special screener of Ken Burns’ The American Revolution, featuring key clips from the series that showcase art, music, and literature from the Revolutionary Era, offering a lens into […]
Experience a special screener of Ken Burns’ The American Revolution, featuring key clips from the series that showcase art, music, and literature from the Revolutionary Era, offering a lens into […]
What does it mean to be American? Join us for a hybrid community book club exploring that question through the lens of the American Revolution. The evening opens with a preview screening from the PBS documentary The American Revolution by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt, followed by an informal group discussion. This month's […]
Commemorate and reflect upon the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a film screening and discussion. Watch a short excerpt from THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, a new film directed […]
"Presented by Dr. John R. Maass, National Museum of the United States Army. Sponsored by the Fielding Lewis Chapter, NSSAR, and the Fredericksburg Masonic Lodge No. 4. Delve into the […]
Participants will receive a special guided tour of the Depreciation Lands Museum in Hampton Township as we see what Pennsylvania was like in the 1780s. The regular tour fees are […]
Join us at the library for a screening of selected clips of the Ken Burns documentary "The American Revolution," followed by a discussion of the film with the Delaware Public […]
Presented by Dr. Porter Blakemore, University of Mary Washington. This talk will answer the following question: How was the most powerful 18th Century Atlantic maritime power beaten by a group […]
The Fourth of July may be behind us, but America's 250th anniversary celebration is just getting started. As our nation begins a yearlong commemoration of 250 years of American history, it's the perfect time to connect with the people, places, stories, and traditions that shape our communities. Join Ozarks Public Television for the America250 Goosechase […]
Discover THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, a landmark series from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt. This presentation offers a sweeping overview of the series— illuminating its central themes and inspiring reflection on the ideas, struggles, and ideals that continue to define the American story. Celebrate the 250th anniversary of America with the 46-minute film selection […]
Jim Washington, from Washington's Catering, demonstrates how to make a colonial-era dish.
WCMU will be hosting a screening of Ken Burns' "The American Revolution" on Mackinac Island on Thursday, August 20th from 4-6PM. Following the screening, attendees are invited to a panel discussion featuring experts on the Revolutionary War, Michigan's role in the founding of America, and how women, people of color and Indigenous communities played a […]
1776: A Declaration of Rights Before a Declaration of Independence - For many people the story of the United States’ independence begins with the Declaration of Independence in July of […]
In the lead-up to America’s 250th anniversary, this book club explores history through both fiction and non-fiction that challenge familiar narratives and invite fresh perspectives on the American past. Each […]
Presented by Peter Maugle and Ryan Quint, National Park Services. How did the revolution impact those at Chatham? Its owner, William Fitzhugh, served as a legislator and commissioner, but did liberty and independence apply to the enslaved? What impressed the British and French military officers who visited Chatham? Join park rangers as they explore stories […]
Join with others in the community during Red Rooster Days to watch a portion of Ken Burns' The American Revolution. PBS has given Dassel Library permission to show a half hour segment titled Spirit of Service, about the spirit of service in American culture. This will be shown in the community room on Friday, September […]
Every American needs a copy of our country's founding documents. We'll be handing out a small booklet containing the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, absolutely free. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
View and discuss selected excerpts from "The American Revolution" documentary by Ken Burns, focusing on the spirit of service in American culture with a panel of distinguished local experts.
We are celebrating the 95th birthday of the Big Duck together with the 250th anniversary of the US. We would like some short excerpts from the American Revolution involving Long Island and/or New York, and the signing of the Articles of the Confederation. We plan to display these short films/outtakes on the barn walls of […]
Fashion historian Ren Antonowicz (Spirits of Fashion) will take us on a journey through the clothing trends and cultural influences of the 17th & 18th centuries, showcasing how style was both a reflection of societal norms and a means of personal expression.
Find Your Patriot Genealogy Workshop - Saturday October 17th, 10am-1pm Let us help you find YOUR connection to the American Revolution! Expert genealogists will be here to comb through your family tree and find links to the patriots who fought in the American Revolution or contributed to its success. Held in cooperation with the Daughters […]
AHHSKY has been holding monthly meetings for 20 years. We try to promote a better understanding of the Revolution, the Founding Fathers' political philosophy, the genesis of the Constitution, and the resulting institutions required for effective government.
Join us for a special screening of The American Revolution by Ken Burns, cohosted by the League of Women Voters. Experience the story of America’s founding through powerful storytelling and historic insight. Snacks will be provided! Bring a comfy chair, blanket, or pillow, or use the library chairs, and settle in for an evening of […]
Native Americans in the Revolution Lecture Saturday November 7, 2026 at 1:00 PM This is a free, in-person talk hosted on by Princeton Public Library in Princeton, WI. No registration is necessary for this event. This talk will not be available virtually. Learn about the history of Native Americans during the Revolutionary War. This talk […]