Art works on loan from The Reading Public Museum Collection March 18 Exhibition opens on March 18 during normal Museum hours (12pm – 5pm). This exhibition represents four centuries of art created by remarkable women who struggled against gender bias to take their places in history. Until the twentieth century, women were often had difficulty showing and selling their work. This exhibition will be on view until May 30
April 22 • 6pm • Free online event Enjoy a visit with the always amusing Penguin Random House Book Rep, Liz Sullivan, for her annual visit to hear about upcoming new releases and other interesting reads.
A student written and performed musical journey, exploring what happens when two young people try to escape reality. Evan and Rachel are sick of it all. Sick of the pandemic. Sick of masks. Sick of restrictions. Sick of family and no travel. They decide - enough. They're going to get in the car and just go. Where? Who knows, but they're going to drive until they escape 2020-2021. What happens next is a fantastical journey into past and future, fantasy and reality, relationships and whimsy. Come join Odessa College's first return to LIVE theatre in 2021 with our student devised and performed production! Seats are limited to a 25% house and masks are REQUIRED.
In this fun and informative presentation, author and therapist Heather Harper Ellett explores the relationship between creativity and anxiety and depression, while presenting a hopeful, productive framework for working with big emotions. Participants will leave with five transformative writing exercises and quick-and-dirty tips for channeling inner tumult into powerful creative output. Join us! It’s cheaper than therapy.Date: Website: https://www.writersleague.org/calendar/wlt-on-the-writing-life-channeling-anxiety-depression-into-creativity-with-heather-harper-ellett/ Date: 4/22/2021, 8-9pm