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Thoreau: Nature & Justice – free film screening + conversation

Petaluma Regional Library

100 Fairgrounds Dr.

(707) 763-9801

Event Link

every

06:00 pm - 07:45 pm

Free

Join NorCal Public Media and the Petaluma Library for a special free screening featuring a brand-new Ken Burns–produced documentary: Henry David Thoreau. This special event explores powerful and deeply connected themes drawn from the life and philosophy of Thoreau: nonviolent resistance, environmental stewardship, and civic responsibility.

Following the screening, stay for a panel discussion that brings Thoreau’s ideas into today’s world with journalist and activist Greg King – who is featured on NorCal’s Emmy Award–winning series Climate California – plus Annie Creswell, Executive Director of Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods, and Gail Seymour, scientist and environmental justice advocate.

Advance registration encouraged.