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Wednesday, July 6- 7:00 pm Chautauqua Book Discussion: Killers of the Dream by Lillian Eugenia Smith In preparation for Keene Chautaqua, featuring historic portrayals of Southern writers Kate Chopin and William Faulkner. Chautauqua is scheduled for July 28 at Heberton Hall on Winter Street, Keene, NH |
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Saturday, July 9 - 10:00 am Leave No Trace Take only pictures leave only foot prints! Come out to the Horatio Colony Nature Preserve and discover ways to reduce your impact on the earth while enjoying nature. This program will demonstrate techniques to reduce and prevent recreational impacts. Meet at the Horatio Colony Nature Preserve parking area off Daniels Hill Road in Keene (first pull off in left). Remember to bring sturdy walking shoes, water/snack, bug spray, long sleeve shirt and pants and hat. |
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Saturday, July 9 - 4:30 pm The Prints of John James Audubon: A lecture presentation by James Baird, past Director of Natural History Services at Massachusetts Audubon Society. Reservations Required. |
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Wednesday, July 13 - 7:00 pm: As I Lay Dying by William
Faulkner In preparation for Keene Chautaqua, featuring historic portrayals of Southern writers Kate Chopin and William Faulkner. Chautauqua is scheduled for July 28 at Heberton Hall on Winter Street, Keene, NH |
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Saturday, July 16 - 10 am Orienteering for Beginners Ever wanted to feel more confident about wayfinding with a simple compass? We’re designing a Beginner’s Orienteering Course at the preserve this year; we’d like your help to test the new self-guided brochure! We’ll learn how to start at “putting red in the shed” and move forward to finding your way through the first of two self-guided routes. Best for adults and/or parents and their middle school-aged children. Meet at the Horatio Colony Nature Preserve parking area off Daniels Hill Road in Keene (first pull off in left). Remember to bring sturdy walking shoes, water/snack, bug spray, long sleeve shirt and pants and hat. |
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Wednesday, July 20 - 7:00 pm: Their Eyes Were Watching God
by Zora Neale Hurston In preparation for Keene Chautaqua, featuring historic portrayals of Southern writers Kate Chopin and William Faulkner. Chautauqua is scheduled for July 28 at Heberton Hall on Winter Street, Keene, NH |
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Thursday, July 21 - 2:00 to 4:00 pm Old-time Children's Games in the Garden Rolling Hoops, Game of Graces, Jaxs, Marbles; enjoy the merriment of these old fashioned games - an excellent family program. |
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Saturday, July 30 – 10:00 am Fairy and Gnome Homes in the Horatio Colony Nature Preserve The fairies and gnomes are looking for new homes! Help us create places for them all to dwell within the preserve. Best for parents and their kindergarten to 5th grade children. |
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