Events for June 25, 2015
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12:00 pm
Literary Lunch Break at Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Kirk Etherton and Lucy Holstedt
Kirk Etherton won the 2009 Ibbetson Street Poetry Award for "Georgia, 1963," which deals with his aunt's Civil Rights Work. Lucy Holstedt's "The Waves" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2014. She's also a professor of music and composer at Berklee College of Music. Join her and Etherton (her husband, whom she met at […]
Find out more »Literary Lunch Break at Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Kirk Etherton and Lucy Holstedt
Kirk Etherton won the 2009 Ibbetson Street Poetry Award for "Georgia, 1963," which deals with his aunt's Civil Rights Work. Lucy Holstedt's "The Waves" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2014. She's also a professor of music and composer at Berklee College of Music. Join her and Etherton (her husband, whom she met at […]
Find out more »Literary Lunch Break at Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Kirk Etherton and Lucy Holstedt
Kirk Etherton won the 2009 Ibbetson Street Poetry Award for "Georgia, 1963," which deals with his aunt's Civil Rights Work. Lucy Holstedt's "The Waves" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2014. She's also a professor of music and composer at Berklee College of Music. Join her and Etherton (her husband, whom she met at […]
Find out more »Literary Lunch Break at Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Kirk Etherton and Lucy Holstedt
Kirk Etherton won the 2009 Ibbetson Street Poetry Award for "Georgia, 1963," which deals with his aunt's Civil Rights Work. Lucy Holstedt's "The Waves" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2014. She's also a professor of music and composer at Berklee College of Music. Join her and Etherton (her husband, whom she met at […]
Find out more »2:00 pm
‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen:Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen Join us for the first annual ‘Movies at the Meeting House’ series. During 2015, Old South Meeting House will show three films based on books that were banned in various locations throughout the US, including Boston. Promoting free speech is a key part of […]
Find out more »‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen:Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen Join us for the first annual ‘Movies at the Meeting House’ series. During 2015, Old South Meeting House will show three films based on books that were banned in various locations throughout the US, including Boston. Promoting free speech is a key part of […]
Find out more »‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen:Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen Join us for the first annual ‘Movies at the Meeting House’ series. During 2015, Old South Meeting House will show three films based on books that were banned in various locations throughout the US, including Boston. Promoting free speech is a key part of […]
Find out more »‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen:Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
‘Movies at the Meeting House’: Banned Books on the Big Screen Join us for the first annual ‘Movies at the Meeting House’ series. During 2015, Old South Meeting House will show three films based on books that were banned in various locations throughout the US, including Boston. Promoting free speech is a key part of […]
Find out more »Did You Know?
Certain books were “banned in Boston” at least as far back as 1651, when one William Pynchon wrote a book criticizing Puritanism.