Join MLT and Ellie Oldach and Ella McDonald of First Light for a facilitated conversation about how, as non-native people on this land, we can start to repair our relationships to the land and to Wabanaki people.

This conversation will focus on themes from Peter Forbes’s Letters to a Young Spoon Carver. To access a copy of the book no-cost, please reach out to Georgia at georgia@mahoosuc.org. However, reading the book is not required to participate in the conversation. Please feel free to join in if the topic is simply of interest! 

This event will be in-person at the Museum of the Bethel Historical Society's Moses Mason House barn, but a virtual option will be offered to those interested.

Though the event is free-of-charge, registration is required.

Light snacks and refreshments will be served. 

Poster design inspired by: Emma Goldenthal at Knoll Farm