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Free Screening: 1776 at Oxford Community Center, Wed., Sept. 30, 3–5 p.m.

Oxford Museum and Oxford Community Center host a free showing of the musical drama on the Continental Congress debates over independence; 200 Oxford Road.

Oxford Community Center at 200 Oxford Road in Oxford, Maryland
AI-generated illustration; not a photograph of Oxford Community Center at 200 Oxford Road in Oxford, Maryland.

OXFORD, MARYLAND — Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free movie screening of 1776 at the Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, Oxford. Organized by the Oxford Museum and the Oxford Community Center — Talbot 250 event page.

Talbot 250 describes 1776 as a musical drama set in the summer of the American Revolution, following heated political debates in the Continental Congress over declaring independence, blending historical dialogue with song, and reimagining the personalities and compromises behind the founding document.

In the Semiquincentennial year, Oxford’s museum and community center put a free afternoon screening on the calendar — a primary community record with a clear address and clock, separate from Easton’s Frederick Douglass Day on Sept. 26 and from the Talbot Historical Society’s Bear Me Into Freedom immersive on Sept. 12.

No ticket price is listed because the hosts call it free. Confirm any seating limits with the Oxford Museum or Oxford Community Center before you go.

Source: Talbot 250

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