• Samuel Worcester and the Cherokees

    Peacham Congregational Church and Meeting House 56 Church Street, Peacham, VT, United States

    Please join us for a series of events at the Peacham Congregational Church and Meeting House on October, 21 at 2:00PM.

  • Marlboro Music: Bianca Stone in conversation with Mark Wunderlich

    The Campus at Marlboro Music - Whittemore Theater 2582 South Rd, Marlboro, United States

    Please join us for the first event in our new In Conversation series, bringing acclaimed writers to the Campus at Marlboro Music for readings and discussion. In this series Authors, poets, historians, and essayists will explore questions through the lens of literature, history, memory, place, ethics, creativity, and civic life. Rather than traditional book talks or readings, each gathering is built around conversation—an opportunity to listen deeply, ask questions, and consider multiple perspectives in the company of others.

  • Marlboro Music: Bill McKibben in conversation with Tim Weed

    The Campus at Marlboro Music - Whittemore Theater 2582 South Rd, Marlboro, United States

    Please join us for the first event in our new In Conversation series, bringing acclaimed writers to the Campus at Marlboro Music for readings and discussion. In this series Authors, poets, historians, and essayists will explore questions through the lens of literature, history, memory, place, ethics, creativity, and civic life. Rather than traditional book talks or readings, each gathering is built around conversation—an opportunity to listen deeply, ask questions, and consider multiple perspectives in the company of others.

  • Marlboro Music: Major Jackson in conversation with Ellen McCulloch-Lovell

    The Campus at Marlboro Music - Whittemore Theater 2582 South Rd, Marlboro, United States

    Please join us for the first event in our new In Conversation series, bringing acclaimed writers to the Campus at Marlboro Music for readings and discussion. In this series Authors, poets, historians, and essayists will explore questions through the lens of literature, history, memory, place, ethics, creativity, and civic life. Rather than traditional book talks or readings, each gathering is built around conversation—an opportunity to listen deeply, ask questions, and consider multiple perspectives in the company of others.