Film Screening: Flag Day
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Join us in the Active Learning Lab at the Noel Wien Library for an interesting documentary screening. All ages are welcome!
The Flag Day documentary provides portrait of a community that unites once a year to celebrate the values that bind together the disparate elements and points of view of a classic Midwestern American small town. Every summer for the past 71 years, this small town has staged what it claims to be the largest Flag Day celebration parade in the United States. With Americans more divided than ever, Flag Day shows how we can still use shared values to pull ourselves together.
The Flag Day documentary provides portrait of a community that unites once a year to celebrate the values that bind together the disparate elements and points of view of a classic Midwestern American small town. Every summer for the past 71 years, this small town has staged what it claims to be the largest Flag Day celebration parade in the United States. With Americans more divided than ever, Flag Day shows how we can still use shared values to pull ourselves together.
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Where is it happening?
1215 Cowles Street, Fairbanks, AK, United States, Alaska 99701
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Host or PublisherFairbanks North Star Borough Public Libraries
