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 In the mid-1960s, the British Invasion marked a cultural phenomenon that became a defining moment in the evolution of modern music and youth identity. This movement saw a wave of British rock and pop bands, most notably The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, and The Kinks, captivate American audiences and reshape the global musical landscape. Rooted in American blues, R&B, and rock and roll, these artists blended their influences with homegrown styles like skiffle and Merseybeat to create a fresh, electrifying sound. The British Invasion not only revolutionized American music but also left a lasting imprint on fashion, attitudes, and the rising counterculture of the era. Explore the music, cultural shifts, and iconic figures that defined this transatlantic wave and consider its deeper impact and enduring legacy in popular culture.
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 They’re coming to get you, Bronxville! Join us on All Hallows Eve-Eve for a screening and discussion of the most influential zombie film ever made. George A. Romero’s low-budget thriller is just as effective today as when it was released in 1968. Popcorn and water will be provided, but BYOBrains!
Click here to receive a 10% discount when you register for the three-part series, which includes screenings of three of classic creepy films on three different evenings.
Check out the other two classes that are part of this series:
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 This 1956 sci-fi/horror cult classic’s depiction of a swarming hive-mind of pod people spawned countless remakes and rip-offs. Is it a drive-in B movie or a sly commentary on McCarthyism? (Spoiler: it’s both!) If you haven’t signed up yet- you’re next, you’re next, you’re next!
Click here to receive a 10% discount when you register for the three-part series, which includes screenings of three of classic creepy films on three different evenings.
Check out the other two classes that are part of this series:
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 Listen to them, the children of the early evening! This class will revisit the first–and still most iconic–portrayal of Count Dracula ever committed to film. Tod Browning’s 1931 gothic classic still casts a spell on the unsuspecting. Bleh!
Click here to receive a 10% discount when you register for the three-part series, which includes screenings of three of classic creepy films on three different evenings.
Check out the other two classes that are part of this series:
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