Special Events - Three Apples Storytelling Festival; Sharing the Fire Story Conf.; National Women’s History Project Conf;  International Women Playwrights  Festival, Ireland; Am. Med. Women’s Ass’n;  Northeast Regional Conf. on Social Studies; Brandeis Univ.; Mount Holyoke College; AAUWs; Ass’n for Theatre in Education; Maine Governor’s Institute

First Nights – Boston, Hartford, New Haven, Quincy, Newton

Museums - Old South Meeting House; Paul Revere House; Old Sturbridge Village; Historic Deerfield, Tsongas Industrial History Center, Lowell; Springfield, Worcester Museums & others.

Historical Societies - Watertown, Needham, Winchester, Wrentham, Sudbury, Holbrook, Dudley, Manchester NH, and many others.

Libraries - Boston, Gloucester, Newton, Waltham, Leominster, Everett. Medway, Westminster, Norton, North Hampton NH, and many others.

Elementary, Middle and High Schools – From Saco to Chicago; including Boston, Watertown, Newton, Needham, Brookline, Somerville, Quincy, Methuen, Braintree, Natick, Medway, Topsfield, Worcester, Palmer,  Springfield, Yarmouth, Westfield, and others.

Other Venues - Scouts, Adult Education, Corporations,  Fundraisers, Conventions, , Retirement Communities, Banquets, “Take Your Child to Work”” Day,  “Celebrate Diversity” Day and other Occasions.

Th 5/6/10   Mrs. Lois Larcom, Lowell Mills Boardinghouse Keeper

7:00 pm. Billerica Public Library. 15 Concord Rd., Billerica, MA 01821

 978-671-0949

Tu 5/11/10 Mother Nature’s Myths

5:30 pm. Revere Library, 179 Beach St., Revere, MA 02151
 781-286-8380

W 5/12/10  Paul Revere’s Mother-in-Law

1:00 pm. Concord Council on Aging, 1276 Main St., Concord, MA  01742

 978-318-3020

W 5/12/10 Juliette Low, Founder of the Girl Scouts,

7:00 pm. Morse Institute Library, 14 E Central St.,  Natick, MA  01760  
  508-647-6520

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