The American Revolution November 2012 Newsletter
Big News: Join us Dec. 3 as The American Revolution Benefit Celebration Moves from Paradise Rock Club to House of Blues
Music legends of WBCN Billy Squier, Tom Rush, Boston former members, Livingston Taylor and more gather on Dec. 3 for a musical celebration to thank all of the incredible KickstartWBCN supporters of The American Revolution. By popular demand, the benefit has been moved from the Paradise to Boston's House of Blues.
Limited admissions are still available at wwwKickstartWBCN.com along with premium donor rewards. Tell your friends and family?
Make a donation now! Your support is critical to the completion of the landmark documentary. See you at the House of Blues on December 3. Note: Admission information for all existing ticket holders will be sent shortly.
Limited admissions are still available at wwwKickstartWBCN.com along with premium donor rewards. Tell your friends and family?
Make a donation now! Your support is critical to the completion of the landmark documentary. See you at the House of Blues on December 3. Note: Admission information for all existing ticket holders will be sent shortly.
The American Revolution in Public Television Pipeline for broadcast in 2013. (Click here to read more.)
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"Film revives spirit of rebellious Boston radio," Current, the newspaper of public broadcasting.
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The American Revolution Public Digital Archives Being Developed in Association with Tribeca Film Institute and Zeega.com
The American Revolution" documentary and its unprecedented digital archives of over 100,000 photos and audio and film clips that have been shared with us by the public have been accepted as a project by the Tribeca Film Institute's "Tribeca Hacks Cambridge" program being run jointly by TFI and Zeega, a web platform sponsored by the Knight Foundation that creates on-line geo-mapped audio and visual archives.
Launching in the Fall of 2012 with the film, "The American Revolution" archives will be viewable on computers and smartphones and will feature audio and video from the era. It will include two walking tours: one from Harvard Square to the Charles River, and the other from Kenmore Square to the Boston Common. See more at Zeega.org.
Launching in the Fall of 2012 with the film, "The American Revolution" archives will be viewable on computers and smartphones and will feature audio and video from the era. It will include two walking tours: one from Harvard Square to the Charles River, and the other from Kenmore Square to the Boston Common. See more at Zeega.org.
