06/12/2026
🎬 Experience the drama, debate, and music behind America's founding story!
Join us at Salem Cinema for a special community screening of 1776 benefiting the WHC as we continue to commemorate the Semiquincentennial—America's 250th anniversary.
More than just a movie, this event includes a fascinating post-film Q&A with historian Professor Seth Cotlar, who will explore the real people, politics, and controversies behind the Declaration of Independence. Bring your questions and discover how the story on screen compares to the history that shaped a nation.
Professor Cotlar specializes in the history of the United States spanning from the American Revolution through the Civil War and is the award-winning author of Tom Paine's America: The Rise and Fall of Trans-Atlantic Radicalism in the Early Republic.
About the film:
1776 brings the nation's founders to life through memorable songs, sharp wit, and spirited debate as Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and their fellow delegates struggle to forge a new nation and declare independence from Great Britain.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a fan of classic musicals, or simply curious about America's founding, this is a unique opportunity to watch, learn, and join the conversation.
Get Tickets Here: https://www.salemcinema.com/movie/1776