UPCOMING EVENTS


The Fluidity of Perception


Chris Gustin

&
Nancy Train Smith

An exhibition of new works in clay using 

intimacy and scale to explore ideas 

about both the natural and figurative worlds

June 27th - July 14th

Reception Saturday, June 29th 5:00PM - 7:00PM

Gallery Talk with Maggie Jackson Thursday, July 11th at 5:00PM

History of Sound


Ben Shattuck

Monday, July 8th at 6:00PM

Book launch. In discussion 

with Sadia Quraeshi Shepard


PAST EVENTS


Allens Pond & Environs


Robert Feingold

Show: Saturday, June 1st and Sunday, June 2nd

11:00AM - 4:00PM 

Reception: Saturday, June 1st at 1:00PM

Midori Creativity


Meditations on Landscape III

Jackie


Dawn Tripp, Author Talk 

Sunday, June 30th at 4:00PM

Books for sale at Partners, Davoll’s and at the reading

Maggie Jackson
in discussion with

Mindy Todd

Host and Producer “The Point” WCAI, The Cape & Islands NPR Station

Sunday, February 18th at 4:00PM

at Dedee Shattuck Gallery

Nominated for a National Book Award - A Library Journal Best Book of 2023 - A Next Big Idea Club Top Psychology Book of 2023 

"Remarkable and Persuasive." - Library Journal/ "Compelling and urgently needed." - Sherry Turkle/ "Incisive and timely - triumphant."- Dan Pink

New! Excerpts from Uncertain on CNN.com and in the Boston Globe 

Maggie-Jackson.com

 The Birds of Dog

An Historical Novel Based on Mostly True Events

Sunday, February 4th at 3:00PM

at Dedee Shattuck Gallery

An Illustrated Talk by Ann B. Parson

“The Birds of Dog” opens in the early days of the Boston Society of Natural History, closes with the founding of the Audubon Society and along the way brings together diverse stories about 19th-century America’s emerging sciences and its first scientists. Ann Parson will talk about the coming-of-age of the early sciences, recount lost stories and forgotten pioneers, read a few passages from her book and explain what inspired her to write her first fiction after several nonfiction titles. The Boston Society of Natural History eventually evolved into Boston’s Museum of Science.

For more background, please visit www.annparson.com

The Birds of Dog will be available at the talk. Also get the book at Partners Village Store and Davoll's.