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This movie will be airing on New Hampshire PBS on July 23, 2020.  Thank you for all your interest in the screening of this film.

ABOUT THE FILM: In 2016, American Rivers listed the Merrimack River as one of America’s ten most endangered rivers. The Merrimack explores why it’s endangered as well as its human and natural history. The river flows through some of region’s biggest cities – Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester – but it’s watershed still contains some wild, intact open spaces.  The film features stunning footage from the river’s headwaters in the White Mountains to its mouth at the beaches in Newburyport and Salisbury, Massachusetts.

Q&A to follow the film (less than an hour long): We will be joined by the film’s director, Jerry Monkman, and Brian Hotz, VP of Land Conservation at the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

Please note: Chat room will open up at 6:30, film will start at 7pm.

VIEW the TRAILER.

Free event in partnership with the Lowell Film Collaborative. A big thank you to our sponsors, Enterprise Bank, Eno Martin Donahue LLP, Revision Energy, and Mill City Environmental Corporation for making this film series possible.

A special thank you to our virtual venue partner, Lowell National Historical Park.

See the full line up of films being shown this year HERE.