Join us for an engaging film and dialogue series exploring Ken Burns’ highly anticipated new documentary, The American Revolution. Through powerful storytelling and vivid historical detail, the six-part, twelve-hour series traces how thirteen colonies united in rebellion, fought an eight-year war for independence, and established a new form of government that would influence democracies around the world. Each session features a one-hour viewing segment followed by a one-hour guided discussion led by educator and historian Frank Sachs, who will help participants unpack key themes, figures, and turning points in America’s struggle for liberty. Part I - Episode 1–3 (May 1754 – January 1777): 103-SH-3, Jan 28-Mar 4From the first sparks of resistance to the early trials of revolution, these sessions explore the origins of rebellion and the birth of a new political identity. Part II - Episode 4–6 (January 1777 – Onward): 103-SH-4, Apr 1-May 6Delve into the war’s critical years, the endurance of the Continental Army, and the creation of a nation grounded in the revolutionary ideals of freedom and self-governance. Come ready to watch, reflect, and discuss how the ideas and events of the American Revolution continue to shape our world today.

Join us for an engaging film and dialogue series exploring Ken Burns’ highly anticipated new documentary, The American Revolution. Through powerful storytelling and vivid historical detail, the six-part, twelve-hour series traces how thirteen colonies united in rebellion, fought an eight-year war for independence, and established a new form of government that would influence democracies around the world. Each session features a one-hour viewing segment followed by a one-hour guided discussion led by educator and historian Frank Sachs, who will help participants unpack key themes, figures, and turning points in America’s struggle for liberty. Part I - Episode 1–3 (May 1754 – January 1777): 103-SH-3, Jan 28-Mar 4From the first sparks of resistance to the early trials of revolution, these sessions explore the origins of rebellion and the birth of a new political identity. Part II - Episode 4–6 (January 1777 – Onward): 103-SH-4, Apr 1-May 6Delve into the war’s critical years, the endurance of the Continental Army, and the creation of a nation grounded in the revolutionary ideals of freedom and self-governance. Come ready to watch, reflect, and discuss how the ideas and events of the American Revolution continue to shape our world today.