A Virtual Celebration of
Hope & Resilience
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 6 pm, from The Rex Theatre in Manchester!
In lieu of our well-known Annual Dinner, New Hampshire Humanities is pivoting to a celebration delivered virtually from The Rex Theatre in Manchester! This gala is not another Zoom program and is New Hampshire Humanities' only fundraising event -- won't you help support the hundreds of free public programs New Hampshire Humanities continues to deliver in every corner of the state? This year's celebration will be centered around hope and resilience, something we have all become well acquainted with over the last several months. Join us for a celebration that includes two special guest speakers, the announcement of the Lifetime Achievement in the Humanities Award, surprise entertainment, and more!
$50
Full access ticket to the event
Printed event program
Special swag gift mailed to you
$100
Full access ticket to the event
Printed event program
Choice of book by Russell Muirhead or Kevin Powell, or a 1-year membership to the Currier Museum of Art
Special gift you can wear to proudly show your support of New Hampshire Humanities
To support the work of New Hampshire Humanities AND join the celebration:
GET YOUR VIRTUAL TICKETS HERE!
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Sneak peek at our line-up
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2020 Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to Sen. David Watters
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What a Year It's Been & Highlights of Our Programs
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Special pre-show entertainment
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Hope & Resilience themed theatrical presentation
Dr. J. Russell Muirhead
We are honored to have Dr. J. Russell Muirhead, Professor of Democracy and Politics at Dartmouth, as our keynote speaker this year. Dr. Muirhead teaches courses on American political thought and philosophic foundations of constitutional democracy, and is chair of Dartmouth's Department of Government, co-director of the Political Economy Project, and interim director of the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy.
Kevin Powell
An author and a significant political, cultural, literary, and hip-hop voice in America today, Powell is a native of Jersey City. Raised by a single mother in extreme poverty, he managed to study at Rutgers University in New Brunswick thanks to New Jersey’s Educational Opportunity Fund. Powell has gone on to be the author of twelve books, including his newest title, The Education of Kevin Powell: A Boy’s Journey into Manhood.
Sponsor New Hampshire's premier cultural celebration!
For information about sponsoring the 2020 Annual Celebration click HERE or contact Rebecca Boisvert, Director of Development, at 603-224-4071, ext. 113 or rboisvert@nhhumanities.org. Thank you to our Annual Celebration Sponsors to date:
2020 LEAD SPONSOR:
Leslie Center for the Humanities
Civic Champion Sponsors
Humanist Sponsors
Lifelong Learning Sponsors
Friend Sponsors
Woolsey Conover
Steve and Luanne Genest
Senator David Watters
Special thanks to:
