Human Be-In - Influence

Influence

The Be-In later spawned a series of Digital Be-Ins.

A leading UK theatre company, Theatre 11467, takes its name from the date of the Be-In; the company subsequently produced work by Michael McClure, who read at the event. Additionally, 56 bar in Edinburgh, Scotland was previously named after the Human Be-In.

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