Billed as “a look into John’s life through his artwork,” the event will feature the largest collection of Lennon’s art on paper from the years 1968 to 1980, including limited-edition prints and song lyrics, that express Lennon’s stance on peace, hope, and love.

The traveling exhibition has helped contribute thousands of dollars to charities worldwide throughout its fifteen-year existence in the United States, and this weekend’s showings will continue that history. As a result, attendees will be asked to donate $2.00 at the door to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Boston, always a worthy cause.

Not familiar with Lennon’s song “Power to the People”? No worries because I tracked down the video, which is located after the jump.

Post from: The Boston Traveler