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APRIL
ities Lecture with David Gold- stein at the National Park Service
MAY
May 1, 4:30-6:00pm @
JUNE
June 1 – September 14, 2024 @ MWM
Of Baskets & Borers Exhibition This exhibition will explore the past, present, and future of In- digenous basketry in the White Mountains region. As a museum about a place, our exhibitions seek to present stories about the people, plants, and animals of
our region. In this case, we will be exploring the intersection between indigenous basketry, brown ash trees, and the Emer- ald Ash Borer.
April 11, 6:00-7:30pm @ MWM and via Zoom Mountain Voices lecture with Sarah Garlick, Director of Con- servation, The Nature Conser- vancy
April 12,
BFA Opening Reception @ MWM, 4:00-5:00pm
@ Silver Center, 5:00-6:00pm
April 13 – May 4, 2024 @ MWM and the Silver Center for the Arts
The annual BFA in Art and Design Capstone Exhibition features the work, passion, and educational journey of PSU stu- dents.
April 16, 4:00-5:30pm @ MWM and via Zoom
NEH Spotlight on the Human-
April 18, 4:00-6:00pm @ MWM
BFA in Art and Design Capstone Exhibition Artist Talks
April 25, 4:00-6:00pm @ Silver Center for the Arts BFA in Art and Design Capstone Exhibition Artist Talks
MWM and via Zoom
NEH Spotlight on the Human- ities with Michelle Neely, Associ- ate Professor of English, Director of American Studies
May 31, 4:00-6:00pm @ MWM Of Baskets & Borers Exhibition Opening Reception
Museum of the White Mountains Spring & Summer Exhibitions and Events
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The Maple Tree
By Cindy Carver
Today, the maple tree of my youth Was dismantled by the experts With their saws, crane and chipper. I watched their dance
Because the limbs had to be removed Ever so carefully as the wires were low Hanging low.
What an incredible and graceful job.
As each part of the tree
Was slowly and reverently removed I remembered my days of playing Around and arouns that tree.
It was planted over a 110 years ago By my great grandparents. Their heirs had pleasure of sap And bright colors in the fall.
Now it is sliced up Awaiting use for warm nights And hopefully warm nights
To commemorate its beautiful life.
What remains in the air
Is the sweet smell of sawdust And memories of my Youthful enjoyment around the tree.
— Cindy Carver, Moultonboro, nH
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