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Hassayampa Institute: New Season, New Format
This year's NEA-sponsored theme, "Deepening the Dialogue" features some of the Southwest's most prominent authors from diverse backgrounds who work in multiple genres. These multicultural authors will provide fresh perspectives on the cultures of our region. Each of the four readings, spanning the fall and spring semesters, will focus on a specific topic. All readings are free and open to the public. Please bookmark this site for upcoming additional programming!
2008-2009 Schedule of Events
(all events are free and open to the public)
All events start at 7 p.m. in the Susan N. Webb Community Room (first floor) at the Yavapai College Library
Friday, Sept 26th: "Letters to the Land" featuring
- Alberto Rios
- Sharman Apt Russell
- Ofelia Zepeda
Friday, Nov. 7th: "Political/Science" featuring
- Demetria Martinez
- Arthur Sze
Friday, Feb. 20th: "Memory & Witness" featuring
- Susan Lang
- James Sallis
FREE MUSICAL EVENT! Following the reading on February 20th, the old time, bluegrass, and old country band, Three Legged Dog, will be performing in the Susan N. Webb Community room. Please join us for this special performance.
Friday, April 3rd: "Where Myth Meets Spirit"
- Gerald McDermott
- Linda Hogan
Sponsorship has also been provided by The Margaret T. Morris Foundation, Kieckhefer Foundation and Yavapai College.
For more information, contact:
Kirsten Adaniya
English/Communications Department
928-776-2276
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