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Old South's Tea Party Players portray characters straight from your history books! Hear from the likes of Samuel Adams, John Hancock and Paul Revere in this recreation of the most famous protest in American history--the Boston Tea Party.
Take on the role of a Patriot or Loyalist and participate in a spirited, interactive town meeting to debate the colonial tea tax. Add your voice to those of other Patriots and Loyalists concerning the fate of this "bainfull weed"! Will you side with the Patriots and demand the tea is sent back to England? Or will you agree with the Loyalists that we should pay the tax?
There are rumblings in the hall that the Sons of Liberty have other plans!
Witness the destruction of the tea first hand in a theatrical storytelling piece that will transport you back to Boston Harbor on the night of December 16, 1773.
Admission: Tickets are $8 each. No additional discounts apply.
Advance ticket sales online and by phone begin in October. All seating is general admission. Space is very limited and this event may sell out. We encourage people purchase their tickets early to avoid disappointment.
Accessibility: Old South Meeting House is wheelchair accessible.
Public Transportation: Old South Meeting House is conveniently located near the State Street stop on the Blue and Orange lines and the Downtown Crossing stop on the Red Line of the MBTA.
Hear ye! Hear ye! Calling Reenactors!! If you are an 18th century reenactor and want to be part of the Boston Tea Party Reenactment, click here!
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