About this Event
On July 4, 2026, the United States marks 250 years of independence. To commemorate this historic milestone, PBS stations nationwide will present AMERIGO—a powerful three-part documentary about resilience, creativity, and the quiet triumph of the human spirit in a rapidly changing nation.
In creating AMERIGO, the filmmakers traveled across all 50 states, capturing more than 1,000 conversations with everyday Americans to explore a single question: What does the American Dream look like today?
Join us for an intimate evening with the people behind AMERIGO and community leaders reimagining what the Dream means for Pennsylvania, for America, and for you.
When: March 31, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
Doors: 6:30 PM
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Event Speaker Lineup:
Key Themes We'll Explore:
Rural America's Hidden Renaissance
Mayor Bannon reveals Carbondale's transformation playbook—how jobs, pride, and
community can be reborn from economic ashes. Real strategies for real towns.
Art as Silent Revolution
Pulitzer winner Paul Muldoon decodes how poetry and creative expression rewire
culture, influence policy, and shape national conversations in ways politics alone
cannot.
Agenda
Rural America's Hidden Renaissance
Info: Mayor Bannon reveals Carbondale's transformation playbook—how jobs, pride, and community can be reborn from economic ashes. Real strategies for real towns.
Art as Silent Revolution
Info: Pulitzer winner Paul Muldoon decodes how poetry and creative expression rewire culture, influence policy, and shape national conversations in ways politics alone cannot.
Audience Q&A
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine Medical Sciences Building (MSB), 525 Pine Street, Scranton, United States
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