Here’s a summary of what we’ve got lined up:
- A repeat performance of John Sinton's terrific talk about how the Mill River shaped Northampton's history.
- A presentation by Allison Bell and Maida Goodwin that tells the extraordinary story of two amazing women naturalists, a week-long hike in the White Mountains in 1902, alpine ecology, conservation success, secret codes, Northampton and modern archival research. (* Full disclosure: After reading Bell & Goodwin's new book Glorious Mountain Days, I've already begun planning to repeat the 1902 hike next year.)
- A film screening of An Art That Nature Makes: The Work of Rosamond Purcell, which will include the opportunity to meet Rosamond Purcell and the film’s producer & Northampton native Alan Edelstein. (*Second disclosure: Since seeing this film, I’ve never looked the same way at discarded objects left outdoors or museum artifacts. It's expanding and inspiring.)
It's a rich, full and special few days of programs.
I hope you’ll be able to join us for all of them.
Laurie Sanders, Co-Director
Limited seating. Reservations strongly encouraged.
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