As hippie scenes and political fervor pulsed out of San Francisco in the late 1960's, a small group of suburban Sacramento teenagers wanted nothing more than to somehow become part of it. Soon after high school, they did. How that happened and what came next, are the unvarnished, unforgettable, enduring, and still timely stories of "WATERFALL: A 70’s Rock Band."

Join us at the Harris Center on September 21, 2024 (7pm) for this double-feature Sacramento Film Premiere! Meet the musicians, too, after you hear them describe - on screen - their hippie-lifestyle and coming-of-age experiences in this pivotal time of social revolution. Find out about the crossroads they faced, how they came to terms with the future, and where their lives are today.

Tickets are ONLY available at the Harris Center Box Office or online at harriscenter.net (Beware of unofficial ticket sites!)

The films are (PG13) not suitable for young children. The run time is 2 hours with a 20-minute intermission after the first hour.