Mark your calendars–the Vermont Humanities Council free monthly lecture series is back!

This season’s First Wednesdays lineup is especially diverse and exciting, with award-winning speakers presenting on topics ranging from presidential history to jazz music to contemporary religion. Here’s an overview of this year’s talks, all of which take place at 7:00 pm at the Norwich Congregational Church.

.

October 4 Fallingwater

November 1 Rowing Against Wind and Tide: The Journals and Letters of Anne Morrow Lindbergh

December 6 J.D. Salinger’s Family Dramas

January 3 The Indian World of George Washington

April 4 Ella: The Jazz Genius

First Wednesdays is supported in part by the Alma Gibbs Donchian Foundation, the National Life Group Foundation, and the Institute of Museum & Library Services through the Vermont Department of Libraries.

Program Underwriters: Crossroads Academy, Dartmouth College History Department, The Norwich Bookstore, and Otto & Associates

Library Underwriters:  Boatwright Foundation, The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation, Mascoma Savings Bank
, Norwich Square Properties, and Jane W. Stetson and E. William Stetson III