Upcoming Events with Hobblebush Authors
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Rodger Martin at the Sunday Granite State Authors SeriesSunday, June 28
LaBelle Winery
345 Route 101
Amherst, NH 03031 Reception: 3:00 PM
Reading: 3:30 PM
Meet the Author: 4:15 PM Join us as Rodger reads from his book, The Battlefield Guide, and shows a corresponding slideshow. The Battlefield Guide will be available for purchase (at a 40% discount!) and Rodger will sign copies and answer questions after the reading. This event is free and open to all. If possible, please
RSVP.
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John Perrault at the Amesbury Public LibraryThursday, July 9, 7 PM
Amesbury Public Library
149 Main Street
Amesbury, MA 01913 Drawn from
Jefferson's Dream, the program celebrates in story and song (guitar and vocals) the lives of eight great Americans who embody the values of the Declaration of Independence: Jefferson, Harriet Tubman, Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Thoreau, Ida B. Wells and Eleanor Roosevelt. A quintessential arts/education event, the program engages the audience with our founding values by means of ballads on each historical figure. In addition to John's guitar and vocals, the presentation features
commentary and discussion on the lives and times of these great Americans.
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Hobblebush Books at the Bookstock Literary Festival!Saturday, July 25, 9 AM–5 PM
The Green
River Street
Woodstock, VT 05091 Hobblebush Books will have a table at Bookstock 2015! Visit us to meet some of our authors, browse through our books, and learn more about our company. For more information about Bookstock Literary Festival, please visit www.bookstockvt.org
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Book Launch for Seeking ParmenterSunday, July 26, 3 PM
First Presbyterian Church
73 Main Street
Antrim, NH 03440 A book launch for Seeking Parmenter: A Memoir of Place by Charles Butterfield will be held at the Presbyterian Church on Main Street in Antrim. Charles will read from his book and show photographs and illustrations of places described in the book. After the reading, he will sign copies and answer questions. This event is free and open to the public. An optional field trip to places described in the book will meet at and leave from Butterfield Farm (located two miles from the church on Rte. 31) at 1 PM and will last approximately an hour and a half. Dress for hiking.
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