It’s time to treat ourselves to yet another Parks and Recreation reunion! The beloved Michael Schur mockumentary not only brought the cast together for a good cause in April, but they’re doing it again this month!
Now, the cast will come together for a virtual town hall, an exclusive one-night-only event that can only be accessed via $1 donation to the Wisconsin Democratic Party. Stars Amy Poehler, Adam Scott, Retta, Aubrey Plaza, Jim O’Heir, Nick Offerman, and Schur will be in attendance. The event will raise money for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.
“A Parks and Rec Town Hall” will boast special guests and a Q&A with the Parks and Recreation cast.
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Parks and Recreation isn’t the first dormant series to unite for charitable works. The cast of Community reunited in May for a script reading with special guest Pedro Pascal. Additionally, the Orphan Black cast read two episodes of the cult favorite sci-fi series. All proceeds from the aforementioned events went to various charities. On Sunday, the cast of The Princess Bride will reunite for a table read.
Back in April, the Parks and Recreation cast raised $2.8 million dollars in COVID-19 relief. The virtual event also raked in 3.67 million viewers.
You can mosey on over here to RSVP for the virtual event, which can be accessed by $1 donations to the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. “A Parks and Rec Town Hall” will begin at 8pm on September 17th.
What do you think of the latest Parks and Recreation reunion? Sound off in the comments below!
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