Join us in our Wayside Gallery for an afternoon of poetry nestled within a beautiful landscape and experience how the past continues to inspire today.
Local poet Ben Rozonoyer will be reading from his new book, The Beaver Pond, a collection of poems that are heavily rooted in a lyrical sense of place, drawing inspiration from the histories and landscapes of New England, the Midwest, and Ireland.
The collection’s central work, entitled “Ponder Assawompset: A Poem on King Philip’s War,” looks back on a series of events that shaped Massachusetts in the late seventeenth century and would later inspire Clara Endicott Sears as she explored the history of the Fruitlands Museum landscape.
This event is free and open to all, advanced registration is recommended but not required. Copies of The Beaver Pond will be available for purchase.
Cancellation Policy: In the event The Trustees cancels a program due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, we will notify registrants by email and issue a full refund or transfer to another scheduled program within two weeks of the cancellation. To cancel a reservation, please contact Fruitlands Museum 7 days prior to the start of the program to receive a full refund. Refunds and transfers will not be granted for cancellations placed fewer than 7 days before the start of the program. As a general policy, The Trustees does not issue refunds for weather-shortened performances, in keeping with our standard approach to outdoor programs and the unpredictability of New England weather.
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