Don Henley in Boston to talk Thoreau-Jaybeau
As I’ve written here, I’m a big fan of Henry David Thoreau and an even bigger fan of Don Henley. Don told me on WROR: Thoreau was the father of conservation…
As I've written here, I'm a big fan of Henry David Thoreau and an even bigger fan of Don Henley. Don told me on WROR: Thoreau was the father of conservation movement.
Don's work preserving Walden Pond and the legacy of Henry David Thoreau has created wonderful, lasting ripples as thousands of people from around the globe migrate to our little neck of the woods here each year, to visit Walden Pond in Concord. Last Fall, I was honored to talk to Don about the grand opening of the new beautiful Walden Pond Visitors Center.
On November 8, Don is back in Boston talking about Walden Pond and the work of Thoreau, premiering the movie Walden.
Read more about this wonderful evening:
"Walden," a new Ewers Brothers film, executive Produced by Ken Burns.
Remarks and Q&A with Don Henley, Ken Burns, and Erik Ewers. Douglas Brinkley, CNN's Presidential Historian and
a professor of history at Rice University, will moderate the discussion.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017, 7:30 pm
Robsham Theater
Boston College
140 Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill, MA
Tickets available through the Boston College/Robsham
Theater box office at:
www.bc.edu/tickets or by calling (617) 552-4800
Jaybeau and Don at the new Walden Visitors Center in Concord
