The American Revolution and the Boston Tea Party

The mid 1960s and 1970s musical revolution found its Boston voice in radio station WBCN and the famed Boston Tea Party venue. WBCN, an independent FM radio station, was a leader in promoting political discussion and rock and soul acts of this transitional era in music. It’s counterpart the Boston Tea Party became a legendary venue host to the performers of the era. This program will discuss the influence and legacy of these organizations in the context of the era’s revolutionary change.

This online program, co-presented by The National Park Service, will happen over Zoom webinar. Please register here if you are interested in attending.

This program is accessible to people with disabilities. To request a disability accommodation and/or language services, please contact the Boston Public Library Adult Programs Department via [email protected] or 617-859-2129. Please allow at least two weeks to arrange for accommodations.

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