Speakers Bureau

Talks and Living History Presentations for Your Community

Speakers Bureau Catalogue

The Speakers Bureau catalogue contains complete information about the available programs. The talks are divided by theme below.

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Art: History and Appreciation
Experts examine human creativity in its many forms: film, crafts, illustration, and more.
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Civics and Public Issues
Speakers frame contemporary issues in historical contexts, offering an informed perspective on today's news.
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Ethics and Philosophy
These presentations explore broad questions of how members of society live, relate, and communicate.
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History
Authors and historians illustrate notable characters, events, and eras, exploring the ways our past informs our present and beyond.
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History Alive (Living History Portrayals)
Actors and experts portray historical figures, putting viewers in direct conversation with characters from another time.
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Literature
These talks explore literary forms past, present, and future, examining storytelling methods beyond the written word.
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Music: History and Appreciation
Musical experts, aided in some cases by performances, explore musical expression through key composers, instruments, and genres.
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Vermont History
Local authors and historians provide perspectives on the state's past, from its native populations to the origins of its current politics.

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