Join Twin Cities PBS for the premiere screening of Summer of ’76, a new documentary that brings together stories, memories, and archival footage from across the state — capturing how Minnesotans marked the nation’s historic Bicentennial in 1976.
Set against the backdrop of a remarkable summer, this film reflects on a moment when Minnesotans gathered to celebrate, commemorate, and imagine the future — offering a window into a pivotal chapter of our shared history.
Event Details
Tuesday, June 23, 20265:30 pm – Reception6:30 pm – Screening8 pm – Conclusion
LocationF.K. Weyerhaeuser AuditoriumLandmark Center75 W 5th StSaint Paul, MN 55102
AdmissionComplimentary. Light refreshments will be provided.
What to Expect
The evening begins with a relaxed pre-show reception, offering time to connect with fellow guests and explore a shared display of personal mementos.
We invite attendees to bring a favorite Bicentennial-era keepsake, photograph, or piece of memorabilia. These personal artifacts will be displayed throughout the reception, creating a shared reflection on the memories, celebrations, and experiences that shaped the summer of 1976. Following the reception, we’ll enjoy the premiere screening of Summer of ’76.
Accessibility & Visitor Information
The Landmark Center is fully accessible.For additional details about accessibility, parking, or other accommodations, please contact us at [email protected].
Reserve Your Spot
RSVP's are requested by Monday, June 22.
Where to Watch
Can’t attend the premiere — or want to experience it again?
Summer of ’76 premieres on TPT 2 and the PBS App on Monday, June 29 at 8 pm.