To borrow a sentence from the irresistible cookbook and children’s book author Ann Hodgman, I’m embarrassed to write something about a catalog for an art show I haven’t gone to see, but not so embarrassed that I’m not going to write it anyway.Hodgman.
Summer is a sloppy season. In Shakespeare, that’s when characters stumble bewildered into the woods, get drunk, fall in love with the wrong people and generally make a mess of things.The arts kind of follow that pattern here in the formerly frozen.
Volunteers with the Norwich Historical Society, led by director Sarah Rooker, were taking inventory of the society’s books in 2019 when they discovered an oddity.They pulled an old calf-bound Bible off a shelf and found that not only had it been.
Pre-pandemic, the annual JAGfest took place in February, when people were starved for connection and eager to come out and discuss African American theater.On Tuesday evening, the opening panel discussion of JAGfest 6.0 was in competition with a.
Childhood is a dreamy time. There’s too much coming at us to absorb all at once. Events blur together, a smear of colors, scents, song and cool evening air.In “Book of Sons,” an exhibition of photographs at AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon,.