Join us for an encour workshop of 19th Century literature! New Date--Thursday, September 25, 6:30pm start.
Mary Sorrels, lover of literature and scholarship, will provide an overview of specific authors, genres, and motifs that this historical house eminates. The workshop will be held in a historical landmarked 19th century Clarence Honeyhouse, whose history parallels the settings of pastoral novels and drawing room satires. Tour the house and learn a bit of local history. The interactive workshop is ideal for anyone who enjoys classic literature, appreciates discussion and context as a reader, or wonders as to the reasons for the enduring appeal of Victorian authors ...and, of course, for those who escape to the romance of the Bridgerton series!
Thursday, September 25, 6:30-8:30 Workshop fee is $20, includes education, tea and home-made scones in a historical setting.
RSVP to Sue Merlino at 716-328-6684 (call/text) to reserve your seat. Or send a message here.
If you are driving from far, or just want to turn this workshop into a retreat, you can rent a room and stay over! Contact me for details. The Clarence Honeyhouse is a short-term rental that sleeps 8
in 3 bedrooms with 2.5 baths. When we are not booked, we love interacting with our community in a beautiful dining room with engaging workshops featuring local experts!
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