Join us at the New Jersey Archival Film Festival on Saturday, November 7th at Monmouth University's historic Great Hall from 9AM-1PM.
Featured short films include footage documenting the relocation of a Victorian historic house in Englewood, community celebrations in Newark's Ironbound neighborhood, a 1950s Easter parade in Atlantic City, and a picnic honoring the first graduating class of RU Livingston College's Puerto Rican Studies program. Additional short films showcase concerts, protests, and oral histories exploring themes such as Jewish farming communities in South Jersey, environmental justice issues in New Jersey, and our State's pivotal role in the Revolutionary War and the founding of the nation.
The event is free and open to the public. Preregistration is encouraged using the eventbrite link go.rutgers.edu/azs9dbio
Date: Saturday, November 7th from 9AM-1PM
Location: The Great Hall, Monmouth University - 400 Cedar Avenue West Long Branch, NJ 07764
Parking is free. It's best to come in off of Larchwood, park in the main commuter lot, and then walk over to the Great Hall.
This event is sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference (MARAC) NJ Caucus, New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance (NJSAA), and Bruce Springsteen Center For American Music.