Street Talk: Boston Under After Hours
Written by Boston Biker on Mar 16Got this in the email, looks like a good talk
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StreetTalk: Boston Under After Hours
Thursday, March 29 6:00pm-9:00pm
@Central Square Theater 450 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge
Tickets: $6.00 Buy here>>
6:00pm-doors open-food/drinks
6:30pm-documentary screening
7:15pm-discussion
8:00-9:00pm-social hour
We’ve all asked the age ol’ question, “Why doesn’t the T stay open later?” Now you can find out why.
Come watch the Boston Under After Hours documentary about what happens after the T shuts down, and the MBTA employees who work 1:30am-5:00am to make the system run smoothly the following day. With current fare increases and service cuts pending, this question is even more relevant. Why not keep the T open longer for more revenue? What can you do to keep the T going? Get insight in to the inter-workings of the T, and the current MBTA’s financial situation and service plan.
Discussion with filmmakers, MBTA, and On The Move following the film. Stay for a social hour afterwards to meet and chat with filmmakers and the stars of the film.
Popcorn and snacks provided and $2 Harpoon.
Watch film trailer here>>
This event is hosted by LivableStreets Alliance and sponsored by On the Move Coalition.
On the Move (OTM) is a coalition of nine community based organizations in greater Boston, including LivableStreets, that came together in 2002 to advocate for transportation justice. www.bostononthemove.
LivableStreets Alliance is your advocate for a balance of biking, walking, and transit with automobiles—creating safe streets and livable communities—making the Boston region a better place to live, work, and play. www.livablestreets.info
For more information>> 617.621.1746/ [email protected]/ www.livablestreets.info
Tweet and post #BostonUnder on Facebook for chance to win 2 free tickets!
(MBTA tunnel photo provided by Nicolaur Czarnecki of the METRO)
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