March 2020 Newsletter

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March Programs
Double Feature
Thursday, March 5th
7 PM at the Chelsea Town Hall
 1) THE STORY OF VERMONT'S QUIET DIGITAL REVOLUTION:
A Documentary about Front Porch Forum

In the most rural reaches of Vermont, a local online service called Front Porch Forum, created by Michael Wood-Lewis and designed exclusively for Vermont residents, focuses on "hyper-local" communication and has begun to change the way locals interact with each other. This documentary tells the story of three people from different walks of life in Vermont. How does participation on their local forums transform them and their communities? Featured film: 23 minutes followed by Q&A. https://vermont.twg.io/
2) THE QUARRY PROJECT:
A film about THE QUARRY PROJECT, a site-specific dance/theatre piece created for the Wells Lamson Quarry in Websterville, VT

In the Spring of 2016, Hannah Dennison, choreographer, director and producer of site-specific dance, began the process of securing permission to work in the extremely compelling and challenging site, one of the oldest, deepest granite quarries in the country, now flooded and in "reserve." During the Spring of 2017, she consulted with technical and creative partners, tested a prototype stage and as a result of one day on the quarry, she got the go-ahead from Polycor, the owners of the quarry. Each summer, she has been developing the work in the quarry on the stages with dancers and musicians, technicians, engineers and floatation experts. THE QUARRY PROJECT will be performed August 7-23, 2020. Featured film: 15 minutes followed by Q&A. https://www.thequarryproject2020.com/
Pyramids of Bosnia
Thursday, March 19th
7 PM at the Chelsea Town Hall
We've heard about the pyramids in Egypt and are told that they served as tombs for Pharaohs. However, pyramids exist all over the world and they are so much more than just tombs. Presenter VALORA KILBY, volunteer archaeological worker on the Pyramid of the Sun as well as the Ravne tunnels, will explore the energetic properties of these structures and talk about how this particular type of energy has many applications from healing to earthquake mitigation.
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP

We will meet on Wednesday, March 25th at 6 PM in the Chelsea Public Library to discuss Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. Everyone is welcome! Contact the library if you would like a copy of the book or would like to be added to the email list.
Art Exhibit
Water color and oil paintings by CARO BICK will be on exhibit during the months of March and April. CARO BICK is a Chelsea resident who loves to connect to her natural surrounding through her painting.

The Art Reception will be held on Friday, March 27th from 6 to 8 PM at the Chelsea Public Library as part of the Chelsea Art Walk. 
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