Hosted by LPCT and LFC
In-person
When
Aug 26, 6:30 PM EDT
Where
Boott Cotton Mills Events Center
115 John Street, 2nd Floor, Lowell, MA, 01852
Price
Free Screening
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About the event
Join Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust (LPCT) and the Lowell Film Collaborative (LFC) for a FREE community screening of "A Priority Place: The Story of HOPE for the Future of a Forest." This event is the FINAL film of our 2025 Eco Film Series in Lowell, Massachusetts. We look forward to seeing you!
About the film
"A Priority Place" is a compelling documentary masterfully filmed by Gregg McLauchlan, which received an exclusive screening on November 6th at the Capital 33 Lounge in Delhi. This event was not just a premiere but a celebration, hosted by Long Point Walsingham Partners alongside researchers and local community members, to honour the unique and cherished area they call home. The film delves into the intricate tapestry of life within this locale, exploring the multifaceted relationships between the people and their environment. It captures the essence of a community where work, leisure, family life, and vacations intertwine, showcasing the natural beauty, cultural richness, and vibrant spirit of the area. "A Priority Place" serves as a visual ode to the region, highlighting why it is considered such a special and prioritized place by those who are deeply connected to it, both personally and professionally.
Genre
Documentary
Runtime
1h 13m
Released
2023
Executive Producer
Gregg McLachlan, Cynthia Brink
About the space
The Boott Cotton Mills Museum at Lowell National Historical Park is the best place to learn about Lowell’s industrial past. Explore the stories of the workers, engineers, inventors, and investors who made Lowell the first successful planned industrial city in the United States. Learn more about the city’s role as a cutting-edge developer of technology and hub of economic change in the American Industrial Revolution.
Other
Wheelchair accessible
Indoor Event