A really good show –KC
I learned a lot! — PKL
Pete and I enjoyed your presentation so much today! Loved the history and especially the stories that your music told. Looking forward to another. AC
Great presentation! The facts flew and the time flew with the fascinating facts. Always good to learn new things. Thank you. — Paul L.
Listen Participate Experience: live history shows
Engage your curiosity with these live history shows. Music helps tell the tales of our times and those before us. Anne encourages audience participations. Shows can include age-appropriate activities.
These history shows are great for libraries, senior citizens, schools, historical societies, multi-generational programming and more.
If you see something you like but feel your group needs a tweak, let’s talk.
Recommended for adults
The First Big Dig Explore the building of the Hoosac Tunnel through stories, music and images. Marvel at the expense it entailed. Enjoying sharing your stories of travel and trains.
Dreamed, created and crafted Local people, just like us, spurred innovations in industry and changed our society. Audience members can sit back and enjoy or participate in discussions of events that are meaningful to them as we remember and learn more about New England’s industries and how they shaped modern society.
Irish Immigrants: Building America Songs and stories reveal why so many Irish came here and what they did to survive. Their experiences in urbanization and labor formed our lives. Share your own stories.
Civil War: America in Strife Experience the lives of people, combatants and those left at home, during the Civil War through stories and music.
Recommended for younger folks
Drilling to New York grades K – 3: Keep little hands busy discovering how a nearly 5-mile tunnel was built in the 1900s.
Warp and Weft grades 4 – 8: Weave on a cardboard loom and investigate the early labor movement. **Accepted as a 2018 MassHousing program!**