FREE EVENT

Doors 6:30 p.m.; Event 7 p.m.
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This event is free as part of PAM’s Free First Thursday, thanks to generous support provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

THE EXPERIENCE

Join Low Bar Chorale for a pre-show group karaoke session inspired by Beatles songs that helped shape rock n’ roll. 

ON SCREEN: A Hard Day’s Night

1964. Directed by Richard Lester. Runtime: 88 minutes. Rated G.

For the generations that cannot quite fathom or understand the phenomena of Beatlemania and the images captured in Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm, A Hard Day’s Night offers context and confluence. In this musical comedy, The Beatles travel from Liverpool to London to perform various concerts. However, things take a dramatic turn as they realize that their drummer, Ringo, has gone missing. Given expansive access, writer Alun Owen and director Dick Lester bunked with the band in February of 1964 to observe Beatlemania (in Paris) first-hand just after their return from conquering America.

ON STAGE: Low Bar Chorale

The Low Bar Chorale is a singing concert, where the audience is the lead singer. Backed by a live band, they do songs from the 70s up to now: rock, indie, pop, R&B, and the occasional mashup. Throughout the show, they teach the crowd harmonies and background vocals for the songs. Everyone is welcome –  all skill and confidence levels. Sing on, you crazy diamond!