Two Harbors Harbor Theater to Screen Documentary The Singing Revolution Saturday

The Harbor Theater in Two Harbors is hosting a community screening of The Singing Revolution today, Saturday, March 14, with the 90-minute documentary chronicling Estonia's nonviolent independence movement on the program.

Two Harbors Breakwall's new Events & Community Building team organized the event, announcing through Mobilize Us that the group "is excited to host a community screening of the documentary The Singing Revolution at the Harbor." The screening marks one of the first public programs put on by the newly formed team under the Two Harbors Breakwall organization.

Lake County Press published the announcement on March 10, identifying showtimes for Saturday at the Harbor Theater. Specific start times were not listed in available event materials, nor were ticket prices or reservation requirements, so attendees should contact Two Harbors Breakwall directly for logistical details before heading to the venue.

The film itself, described by Lake County Press as a 90-minute documentary, examines Estonia's path to reclaiming independence through collective song rather than armed resistance, a story that drew international attention during the late Soviet era. Whether the screening will be followed by a discussion or Q&A has not been confirmed in publicly available event materials.

For a community organization that describes itself as new to event hosting, a documentary rooted in the power of collective voice makes for a fitting debut program.