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March 8th Monday Mindfulness & Meditation

Mindfulness teacher Lauren Masse leads a movement meditation. Find a quiet, comfortable space to relax and practice clearing your mind, being in the present moment and reducing stress in this 30-minute class presented in collaboration with Memorial Hall Library and Tewksbury Public Library.

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Author E. Dolores Johnson in Conversation with Grace Talusan

1010I was a black woman according to my family44 societys onedrop rule and my birth certificate It was culturally and legally ridiculous to wonder if I wasnt Yet my biological ancestry counted for absolutely nothing My beloved mother was white10Former Andover resident44 E Dolores Johnson discusses her new book44 Say Im Dead A Family Memoir of Race44…

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Deep Delta Justice: A Virtual Conversation with Author Matthew Van Meter

1010Author Matthew Van Meter discusses his book along with other social justice issues44 including his work with Shakespeare in Prison44 a Detroit Public Theatre community program10In 1966 in a small town in Louisiana44 a 19yearold black man named Gary Duncan pulled his car off the road to stop a fight Duncan was arrested a few minutes later…

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Fish On! Andover 2021: State of the Striper with Dr. Willy Goldsmith

1010Striped bass are the iconic gamefish of the Northeast and MidAtlantic44 and anglers take over 15 million trips annually to target them But the species is currently in trouble44 with population levels at a 25year low Dr Willy Goldsmith44 Executive Director of the American Saltwater Guides Association44 outlines the conservation status of striped bass44 upcoming key management…

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Virtual Gallery Talk: Currents/Crosscurrents: American Art, 1850-1950 Part 3: 1930-1950 with Gordon Wilkins

In the final presentation of this three-part series, Curator Gordon Wilkins explores works created between 1930 and 1950, by artists including Ruth Asawa, Jacob Lawrence, Jackson Pollock, and Andrew Wyeth. Organized chronologically, Currents/Crosscurrents places iconic paintings, photographs, works on paper, and sculptures in dialogue with works by and lesser-known and unknown artists.

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