We welcome you to our event and look forward to an engaging experience together. To maintain a safe and respectful environment, please refrain from bringing any signs, flags, or banners, and remain mindful of the program by avoiding behavior that is disruptive to other attendees or the program. Disruptions that affect others or the program may result in removal from the event.

This event is free. However, tickets are limited, non-transferable, and available on a first-come, first-served basis. You must pre-register for a ticket. Walk-ins will not be accommodated on-site at the event.

The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. and will run for approximately 90 minutes.

The majority of the seating in the theatre is first-come, first-served. Please contact us for seating accommodations.

Yes, we can accommodate physical limitations; please let us know in advance if you need special accommodations.

While the reverberations of October 7 continue to be deeply felt across our community, this event will focus on remembrance of the events of that day, highlighting those lost, those taken hostage and those heroes who did everything they could to save so many.

The event is open to all ages, but some material may be difficult for young children and will be geared toward an adult audience. The event will feature firsthand accounts from individuals who witnessed the events of October 7, including NOVA attendees, soldiers, first responders, etc. It will also focus on remembering those who died on October 7 and on hostages still in Gaza as well as those who were killed in captivity. As children have different levels of knowledge and comfort, we are not stipulating a minimum age of attendees, but rather, ask parents/guardians to decide based on what they believe will be appropriate for their children. 

Safety and security are our top priority. There will be a significant security presence that you may or may not see on site. Every attendee will be screened in order to enter the building and government-issued IDs will be checked. Every attendee must be registered to attend and walk-ins will not be accommodated. In accordance with Wang Theatre policies, all attendees will be scanned with handheld and/or walk through metal detectors and have their belongings searched. Any attendee who declines to be screened may be denied entry or ejected.

Weapons of any kind, animals (except service animals), laser pointers or similar items, alcoholic beverages, drugs or illegal substances, professional camera/video equipment and tripods, flags, signs/banners, and any other items determined to be dangerous or distracting.

All bags will be screened; to speed the screening process please do not bring large/oversized bags.

We ask that you bring as little as possible, prioritizing small bags to make security move faster. Water bottles are permitted. Please do not bring flags or signs.

The Wang Theater has a page where they specify parking options. Included on this list are:

• 200 Stuart Street Garage
• 660 Washington Street Garage
• Boston Common Theater District Garage, located at 47 Boylston Street

The most convenient MBTA stops to the Boch Center Wang Theatre are the Orange Line/Tufts Medical Center stop and the Green Line/Boylston Street stop. Both are located one block away from the theatres. The Red Line/Park Street stop is five blocks north of the theatres on Tremont Street.

We will not be serving food or drink at the event.

Yes, we will be recording this event. The event will not be livestreamed.