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7 pm
NYC
School of Practical Philosophy

Thoreau with Mrs. Barbara Solowey
Thoreau, the ultimate practical philosopher, calls us to return to the
essence of life and the core values of simplicity, independence, magnanimity
and trust.
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for Reservations call:
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The Nineteenth-Century Language of  Flowers, Fans and Calling Cards.
Donna and Ron Lasko, nationally-acclaimed lecturers and tea consultants bring to life the rituals of 19^th-century etiquette and the art of communication through lively discussion and fascinating history, accompanied by their own signature blend of Courtship Tea.  2:00-4:00; $30; $25 Members; get a group together to enjoy this delightful experience; by reservation (call early as space is limited)
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“…endlessly varied and miscellaneous discourses”
In conjunction with the Bicentennial celebration of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s birth and the Concord Museum’s exhibition, Emerson and His Study:  An Inside Look, you are invited to join us for a discussion on visitors to Emerson’s study. 
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7:15-9:00pm
ERC
Concord Emerson Reading Circle
Concord-Library
Trustees' Room
Spiritual Laws
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From Eric Carle and Jane Yolen to Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau and Rachael Carson, many famous writers draw inspiration from the natural world. Now you can too! Join award-winning children's author Melissa Stewart for a day of outdoor adventure, discovery, and creativity.
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Henry Builds a Cabin by D.B. Johnson; A wonderful story about Mr. Emerson’s friend Henry Thoreau and his house at Walden Pond.
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