with Andre Keitt, The Greatheart Griot Storyteller

$10 (Members 10% discount)

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Join master storyteller Andre Keitt for a series of readings based on the real-life stories of the newly emancipated enslaved through their own words. A member of the Black Caucus of The American Library Association, Keitt is an independent folklore lecturer and storyteller. He has delighted in being a teaching artist and literacy activity leader for students in Greater Hartford and surrounding regions for such arts and humanities institutions as Hartford Stage Company, The Bushnell Memorial, Connecticut Humanities, Readers As Leaders, CT, and the Hartford Symphony Orchestra. Currently he is the Artistic Director for the writers workshop, Journey Writers, Inc. He is also the Program and Event Consultant at Farmington Historical Society and a board member of the Connecticut Freedom Trail.

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Their Kindred Earth: Photographs by William Earle Williams is made possible with the generous support of CT Humanities, HSB, Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts, Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, as well as donors to the Exhibition Fund and the Annual Fund. Media sponsor: WSHU Public Radio.

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