Celebrate Winchester's musical and technological heritage

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Supported by a grant from New Hampshire Humanities, the Friends of Public Art will kick off the Winchester Musical Heritage Project with events exploring Winchester’s unique place in music history and manufacturing innovation. A lecture titled “Whatever Happened to Yankee Ingenuity?” will be held on Tuesday, August 16 at 7:00 p.m. at the Historical Society of Cheshire County in Keene. At the town-wide Jubilee all day on Saturday, August 20, participants can explore the town and its music and manufacturing history, including performances using both historic and modern instruments, walking tours, and workshops. The Jubilee centers on a panel discussion on how Winchester can learn from past innovations as it works to renew its economic community. For more information, click HERE or contact Rowland Russell at 283-2377 or rrussell@antioch.edu.

Click HERE to watch a video made about the project.