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SUMMARY:Night Flyer-2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @ Riverside
DESCRIPTION:The Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement\nwill host 4 book discussions at each of our sites throughout 2025.\nThe following is a list of books that will be discussed as well as the site the discussion will be held. \n\nMarch 6\, at Oxmoor Farm: James by Percival Everett\nMay 15 at Locust Grove: Praise Song for the Kitchen Ghosts by Crystal Wilkinson\nJuly 17 at Farmington: Cecilia & Fanny: The Remarkable Friendship between an Escaped Slave & Her Former Mistress by Brad Asher\nOctober 9 at Riverside: The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: Night Flyer: Harriett Tubman and the Faith Dreams of a Free People by Tiya Miles\n\nBooks featured in the 2025 LCHE book discussion series can be purchased at the Farmington Museum Store.  \nRefreshments will be provided.  While reading the book before the discussion is encouraged\, it is not required. \nThe discussions are FREE to the public thanks to the generous support of Guy and Elizabeth Montgomery.
URL:https://visitfarmington.org/event/night-flyer-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-riverside/
LOCATION:Riverside\, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing\, 7410 Moorman Road\, Louisville\, KY\, 40272\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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SUMMARY:Praise Songs for the Kitchen Ghosts- 2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @ Locust Grove
DESCRIPTION:The Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement\nwill host 4 book discussions at each of our sites throughout 2025.\nThe following is a list of books that will be discussed as well as the site the discussion will be held. \n\nMarch 6\, at Oxmoor Farm: James by Percival Everett\nMay 15 at Locust Grove: Praise Song for the Kitchen Ghosts by Crystal Wilkinson\nJuly 17 at Farmington: Cecilia & Fanny: The Remarkable Friendship between an Escaped Slave & Her Former Mistress by Brad Asher\nOctober 9 at Riverside: The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: Night Flyer: Harriett Tubman and the Faith Dreams of a Free People by Tiya Miles\n\nBooks featured in the 2025 LCHE book discussion series can be purchased at the Farmington Museum Store.  \nRefreshments will be provided.  While reading the book before the discussion is encouraged\, it is not required. \nThe discussions are FREE to the public thanks to the generous support of Guy and Elizabeth Montgomery.
URL:https://visitfarmington.org/event/praise-songs-for-the-kitchen-ghosts-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-locust-grove/
LOCATION:Locust Grove\, 561 Blankenbaker Ln\, Louisville\,\, KY\, 40207\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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SUMMARY:Cecelia & Fanny -2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @ Farmington
DESCRIPTION:The Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement\nwill host 4 book discussions at each of our sites throughout 2025.\nThe following is a list of books that will be discussed as well as the site the discussion will be held. \n\nMarch 6\, at Oxmoor Farm: James by Percival Everett\nMay 15 at Locust Grove: Praise Song for the Kitchen Ghosts by Crystal Wilkinson\nJuly 17 at Farmington: Cecilia & Fanny: The Remarkable Friendship between an Escaped Slave & Her Former Mistress by Brad Asher\nOctober 9 at Riverside: The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: Night Flyer: Harriett Tubman and the Faith Dreams of a Free People by Tiya Miles\n\nBooks featured in the 2025 LCHE book discussion series can be purchased at the Farmington Museum Store.  \nRefreshments will be provided.  While reading the book before the discussion is encouraged\, it is not required. \nThe discussions are FREE to the public thanks to the generous support of Guy and Elizabeth Montgomery.
URL:https://visitfarmington.org/event/cecelia-fanny-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-farmington/
LOCATION:Farmington\, 3033 Bardstown Road\, Louisville\, 40205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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SUMMARY:Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: Frank X. Walker & Tyrone Cotton
DESCRIPTION:Special Guest: Frank X. Walker former KY Poet Laureate\nFrank X. Walker will read from his new book Load in Nine Times. \n(Link to book on the Event Page\, Book available for purchase in the Farmington Musuem Store) \nIn this stirring new collection\, he reimagines the experiences of Black Civil War soldiers—including his own ancestors—who enlisted in the Union army in exchange for emancipation.\nIn Collaboration with Carmichael’s Bookstore \nFollowed by Louisville’s legendary Tyrone Cotton\nSinger-songwriter Tyrone Cotton\, with his unique voice and vivid songs brings a soulful sound that’s refreshingly honest and real. \nBring a lawn chair and enjoy local artists under the Pavilion at Farmington during these free monthly family-friendly events.  Cash Bar available.\nThird Tuesdays\, May thru October
URL:https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavillion-summer-series-frank-x-walker/
LOCATION:Farmington\, 3033 Bardstown Road\, Louisville\, 40205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion,Music
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SUMMARY:James- 2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @Oxmoor Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join Farmington and the other members of the Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement in the 2025 Book Discussion Series.   Locations of the book discussions will rotate between the Coalition members.  All the books are available for purchase at Farmington.    The first discussion is James by Percival Everett. THIS SESSION IS HELD AT OXMOOR FARM 
URL:https://visitfarmington.org/event/james-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-oxmoor-farm/
LOCATION:Oxmoor Farm\, 720 Oxmoor Avenu\, Louisville\, KY\, 40222\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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SUMMARY:The Revolutionary Life of Adrienne Lafayette-author talk Kathryn Goodwin Tone
DESCRIPTION:Farmington is happy to host the  Lafayette Bicentennial-Louisville American Friends of Lafayette for this installment of their Lafayette Bicentennial Speaker Series.  This event will be held in the Carriage House- the cream building to the left of the museum.  \n\nHope Is a Duty – The Revolutionary Life of Adrienne Lafayette\nBy Kathryn Goodwin Tone\n\n\nRarely has so young a couple borne such a heavy weight of responsibility.\n-Andre Maurois\n\n\nThis presentation by the author will focus on the life of Adrienne Lafayette from her marriage in 1774 to her death in 1807. In three segments – American Revolution\, French Revolution and Olmutz/Chateau La Grange – the author will show how Adrienne challenged conventional mores and roles for women. Adrienne’s involvement in her husband’s political life was crucial to the pivotal revolutions of the 18th century. On a personal level\, her courage\, strength and ingenuity saved Lafayette’s life\, their son’s life\, and their family’s future in France.\n\n\n\n\nThe talk is free and open to the public.  Lunches are available for pre-purchase\, Lunches are $16.00.\n\n  Tours of Farmington will be available that day at the standard times\, you can book tickets for a tour under booking\, or at the Visitor Center.  All Farmington tours leave from the Visitor Center. 
URL:https://visitfarmington.org/event/the-revolutionary-life-of-adrienne-lafayette-author-talk-kathryn-goodwin-tone/
LOCATION:Farmington\, 3033 Bardstown Road\, Louisville\, 40205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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