[LincolnTalk] Fwd: October at Thoreau Farm

[Sara Mattes]

Title: October at Thoreau Farm

FYI Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: Thoreau Farm <i...@thoreaufarm.org> Date: October 1, 2024 at 1:33:10 PM EDT To: samat...@gmail.com Subject: October at Thoreau Farm Reply-To: Thoreau Farm <i...@thoreaufarm.org>  View this email in your browser THIS SUNDAY Author Helen Humphreys talks about her new novel, Followed By the Lark, with The Walden Woods Project's Curator of Collections, Jeffrey S. Cramer, at Thoreau Farm this weekend. Join them as they discuss Thoreau, writing, and exploring the past through fact and fiction.  Followed By the Lark: Helen Humphreys with Jeffrey S. Cramer Sunday, October 6 2pm At Thoreau Farm $15/person to attend in person Register $5/person to attend online Register Presented by The Write Connection, a program in partnership with the Thoreau Society. Co-sponsored by The Walden Woods Project. Register to Attend at Thoreau Farm Register on Zoom to Attend Online LATER THIS MONTH Writing Your Story in the Woods: A Two-Day Memoir Intensive with Dr. Barbara Mossberg Saturday & Sunday, October 26 & 27  $200/person. Registration Required National memoirist & distinguished teacher Dr. Mossberg invites you “to the woods” — to find focus, inspiration, connection, and support for writing your story. Presented by The Write Connection, a program in partnership with the Thoreau Society. An Exuberant Evening with Dr. Barbara Mossberg Saturday, October 26 $5/person to attend in person Register Free to attend online Register Join a magical evening at Thoreau Farm with resident inspiration Dr. Barbara Mossberg. Program followed by reception. Presented by The Write Connection, a program in partnership with the Thoreau Society. ONGOING Visit the birthplace of Henry David Thoreau this fall! Saturdays & Sundays 11am, 1pm, and 3pm.  FREE tours & parking $5 suggested donation Regular tours end on October 20. Learn at the birthplace, everyday. From dawn until dusk, explore Thoreau’s backyard. Outdoor signage supported by a 2024 Partnership Grant from Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area.  Learn more about our Programs The Writer's Retreat at Thoreau Farm The quiet solitude in the room where Henry David Thoreau was born is the perfect place to: write poetry in your journal brainstorm your goals for 2024 revise your dissertation dust off the ideas for your novel revisit your screen play start your blog craft your latest essay or article or, edit, edit, edit and, as Henry advised, to "write while the heat is in you." Click Here to Learn More about the Writer's Retreat Copyright © Thoreau Farm, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Thoreau Farm, P.O.Box 454, Concord, MA, 01742 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. www.thoreaufarm.org

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