The Walden Woods Project Hosts Prescreening Event for “Henry David Thoreau” in Concord, MA

The Walden Woods Project had the pleasure of celebrating the new documentary “Henry David Thoreau” with a prescreening event on Monday night (3/23)  in Concord, MA. Attendees enjoyed clips from the upcoming film, as well as a panel discussion. Panelists Don Henley, historian Douglas Brinkley, the filmmakers Erik Ewers and Christopher Loren Ewers, and Thoreau scholar/author Kristen Case engaged in a discussion moderated by Lois Brown Ph.D., Director of the Center for the Study of Race and Democracy at Arizona State University, that encouraged the audience to reflect on Thoreau’s lasting impact.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special event. “Henry David Thoreau” airs on PBS THIS Monday and Tuesday (3/30 and 3/31) at 9 pm. #ThoreauPBS

To learn more about the film, visit www.walden.org/henry-david-thoreau-to-air-on-pbs-march-2026-2/.

The Walden Woods Project Founder/Chairman of the Board Don Henley gives opening remarks to the audience.

 

The panel engaged in discussion. From left to right: Lois Brown, Christopher Loren Ewers, Douglas Brinkley, Erik Ewers, Kristen Case, and Don Henley

 

Filmmakers Erik Ewers (left) and Christopher Loren Ewers (right)

 

The audience as the presentation begins.

 

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