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We are thrilled to offer a wide range of educational programs, recreation, body movement, creative expression, and much more throughout the Summer 2025 season. Please check regularly for updates and additions! Direct any questions, offers, and ideas to programs@worldfellowship.org.
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July 2021
SASE Baby Goats Visit!
Lia Geller and Matt Parks bring their fabulous baby Nubian goats for a visit after the Tamworth Farmer's Market. Enjoy cuddling, climbing, feeding... and try the goat milk ice cream! We are so lucky!
Find out more »Capoeria Angola with Kilombo Novo
Kilombo Novo of Dorchester, MA brings an annual retreat and opportunity to experience the practice, energy, and commitment that this discipline of empowerment and liberation brings to community.
Find out more »Race and the Economy: Watershed Moments
Examine key events in U.S. history that have impacted the racial wealth gap in this interactive program. Kate Shaughnessy is a labor educator at the AFL-CIO who writes curricula on various topics such as leadership, working people’s history, economics, and organizing. This will be a hybrid program with participants online as well as on site. Click to HERE register for online participation through EventBrite - with an option to donate. Thank you!
Find out more »Celebrate WFC’s Conservation Easement!
Come to the Lloyd Lodge lawn to join members of the Upper Saco Valley Land Trust staff and board, along with WFC Conservation Easement Committee members. Learn what led to the June 2020 completion of the Kathryn 'Kit' Schmauch Conservation Easement, placing nearly 400 wooded acres into permanent protection with USVLT. Introductions, short presentations, Q&A, and time for informal sharing, and celebratory snacks! Special greetings from Kit and Christoph Schmauch will be shared as well.
Find out more »Media Training for Activists
Learn how to get your issues, opinions and events in the news, whether as a private citizen or as part of an organization. A veteran political reporter will help you brainstorm solutions and workshop pitches to get reporters to cover issues of social, economic and environmental justice.
Find out more »Early Music Workshop
From the faculty concert on Sunday evening through Wednesday morning evaluation, you can enjoy an opportunity for small group study and performance of music from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Amateur and professional instrumentalists aged 14 and up who can read music are welcome. The focus of the program is chamber music, with performance opportunities. Family members and friends who do not participate in the program are welcome, too! Faculty: Victoria Suchodolski, director, harpsicord; Benjamin Swartz, viola da gamba…
Find out more »Early Music Faculty Concert!
A fabulous concert, featuring works by Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, Johann Sebastian Bach, Dieterich Buxtehude, and Jean-Marie Leclair. Faculty: Victoria Suchodolski, harpsicord; Benjamin Swartz, viola da gamba and Baroque cello; Lidia Chang, traverso flute; Emily Hale, Baroque violin; and Anastasia Black, voice. ASSOCIATED CHAMBER MUSIC PLAYERS support makes this concert possible. COVID SAFETY NOTE: Main concert room entrance will require a COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours of the event. Lawn seating and picnic tables will be available…
Find out more »Personal Vision, Generational Legacy: What will we leave behind? How can we live our dreams now?
This session with explore definitions of legacy, and connect participants with past, present, and future legacies in our lives and the society. We will will reflect on our individual desires, community needs, societal circumstances, and planetary health. Danielle Coates-Connor is an internationally known story-teller and communications strategist, dedicated to shifting how humans live on the planet towards justice, sustainability, peace, and happiness. Her creative work spans mediums, from documentary film, photography and writing to podcasts and immersive video installation. Danielle…
Find out more »How can we build a truly just, equitable, and sustainable food economy?
Join Jen Faigel, Executive Director at CommonWealth Kitchen in Dorchester, MA to learn about a systems-based approach to building a food economy grounded in racial, social, and economic justice.
Find out more »August 2021
Celebration of Flo Stern’s Life
Join in honoring the life and activism of long-time friend and supporter of WFC, Flo Stern.
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