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SUMMARY:Women Making Monsters & The Monster As Liberation\, with Shanta Lee Honeycutt
DESCRIPTION:Through time\, monsters have taken on every form within tales from around the world. These tales range from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Rappaccini’s Daughter\,” the boo hag (who exists within the Gullah culture in the American South)\, the Chinese tale\, “The Painted Skin\,” any of Shirley Jackson’s tales that expand our thinking about what and who is a monster\, and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to pop cultural references like Jordan Peele’s Us\, or Monsterland\, Mary Laws’s adaptation of Nathan Ballingrud’s stories. \nWithin all of these manifestations\, we question what or who is the real monster. Given that we are the tellers of these tales\, the monster is a part of our human cartography. Throughout literature\, we have seen the result of monsters presented as women in ways that express a society’s anxiety and fears as it relates to female autonomy and power. However\, something very different happens when a woman crafts a monster on the page. \nIn this talk\, Shanta Lee Honeycutt shares some of her insights drawn from her monster – focused workshops she has taught and Vermont Humanities work as a speaker’s bureau member. The audience will experience work from Shanta Lee’s essay-in-progress that is being published in a chapbook this fall\, “Daughters of Lilith: The Monster as Liberation” (akinoga press). This work is also inspired by her latest and 5th book published in February\, Do Words Dream Themselves Into Silence Told In Riddles? (Harbor Editions). \nGiven that the monster is not about what we create outside of ourselves\, the figure of the monster often forces us to gaze upon and reckon with our own reflections. You can learn more about Shanta at www.shantalee.com \nThis event is free\, ADA accessible\, and open to the public. \nWebsite: https://www.stjathenaeum.org
URL:https://burkevermont.com/event/women-making-monsters-the-monster-as-liberation-with-shanta-lee-honeycutt/
LOCATION:St. Johnsbury Athenaeum\, 1171 Main Street\, St. Johnsbury\, VT\, 05819
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SUMMARY:Medicinal Gardening Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Medicinal Gardening Workshops\, Summer 2026 with Erin Narey: Grow your own medicine this year! Each monthly hands-on workshop will discuss medicinal uses of common garden plants and local “weeds;” a demonstration (and sample) of an herbal preparation (i.e. teas\, tinctures\, oils\, salves); and the opportunity to make your own herbal formula(s) to take home. Enjoy a cup of herbal tea while learning about plant medicine and handcrafting your own botanical blends! Take one workshop or several\, no experience necessary. \nSept. 17: Focus Pocus: Herbs for Calm\, Clarity & Cognition – Join Erin to learn about herbs that will help with brain fog! See the flyer for details. Many of these herbs will also help with hormonal heat- so we will still help with menopausal symptoms! \nPre-registration needed please. 6-person minimum\, 12-person maximum. $25 \nClick here to register or stop by the Library in person to register. \nWebsite: https://burkemountainclub.org/events
URL:https://burkevermont.com/event/medicinal-gardening-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Burke Mountain Club\, 368 Route 114\, East Burke\, VT\, 95832
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SUMMARY:Weekly Trivia
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The View Pub for weekly trivia hosted by fan favorites Kayla and Jimmy. Enjoy fun questions\, drink specials\, and great vibes all season long! \nEvent Website: https://www.skiburke.com/plan-your-trip/events
URL:https://burkevermont.com/event/thursday-night-trivia-3-4-2-2/
LOCATION:The View Pub\, Burke Mountain Hotel & Conference Center\, East Burke\, VT\, 05832\, United States
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