'Movies at the Meeting House': Banned Books on the Big Screen

Join us for the first annual 'Movies at the Meeting House' series. During 2015, Old South Meeting House will show three films based on books that were banned in various locations throughout the US, including Boston. Promoting free speech is a key part of Old South Meeting House's mission - and our free speech policy was formally announced in the 1920s, when the banning of multiple books, magazines and plays had spawned the term "Banned in Boston." Soon after implementing its free speech policy, Old South Meeting House hosted a forum on the banning of Eugene O'Neill's play Strange Interlude in Boston. In honor of this literary and free speech history, we have chosen to celebrate works once silenced for their controversial content in our first 'Movies at the Meeting House' series. Grab a friend and come enjoy the historic interior of Old South Meeting House like never before!

March 26 at 6:30pm: To Kill a Mockingbird

Admission $8, OSMH Members $4. Tickets available at //osmhmarch26-15.bpt.me

Light refreshments will be available for purchase
Doors open at 5:45pm for members, 6:00pm for general public.

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