The Nolumbeka Project presents: River Stories—An Evening Talk Authors Lisa Brooks (Our Beloved Kin) and Christine DeLucia (Memory Lands) will speak to the diverse intersecting histories and memories … [Read more...] about The Nolumbeka Project presents: River Stories—An Evening Talk
A Day of Remembrance of the Great Falls Massacre of 1676
A Day of Remembrance of the Great Falls Massacre of 1676 10 am in the Great Hall: History, Archaeology, and Healing at the Falls 12 pm: Gathering outside, Lighting of the Fire, Invocation, … [Read more...] about A Day of Remembrance of the Great Falls Massacre of 1676
Bike Path B-I-N-G-O!
Bike Path B-I-N-G-O! Kids - grab your parents and we’ll go exploring! All ages are welcome as we practice examining the natural world with field guides, binoculars, and a fun game to see just how … [Read more...] about Bike Path B-I-N-G-O!
Let the Landscape Speak
Let the Landscape Speak The indigenous ceremonial stone landscape is of cultural significance to the tribes of the northeast. Sponsored by the Montague Cultural Council, Doug Harris, Deputy Tribal … [Read more...] about Let the Landscape Speak
Great Hall Exhibit: Seen/Unseen, portraits by Cindi Oldham
April 6—May 30 Great Hall Exhibit: Seen/Unseen, portraits by Cindi Oldham A conceptual watercolor portrait series that explores what it means to be seen, yet unseen at the same time. Join us for … [Read more...] about Great Hall Exhibit: Seen/Unseen, portraits by Cindi Oldham
Celebrate Massachusetts Art Week with “Your Exquisite Corpse”
Celebrate Massachusetts Art Week with “Your Exquisite Corpse” Join Nina Rossi for a collaborative and interactive exhibit based on the Surrealist game of Exquisite Corpse. Figure paintings with the … [Read more...] about Celebrate Massachusetts Art Week with “Your Exquisite Corpse”