Friday, March 31
This docent-led event at the Hood Museum of Art combines explorations of current exhibits
with expressive writing.
Monday, April 17
A young woman separated from her lover by war faces a life-altering decision.
Wednesday, April 19
A chance for Osher members to mingle and enjoy treats as our spring term begins.
Monday, April 24
The entrancing decorative “Scroll” was one of the great inventions in the Decorative
Arts, especially in ceramic history. We will explore its origins, the symbolism it
carries through cultural time, its valuable use in many different applications in
ceramic production.
Wednesday, April 26
Irving Lubliner will shed light on his mother's experiences in ghettos and concentration
camps in Nazi-occupied Poland and the process of publishing her stories.
Friday, April 28
Art in Bloom returns to the MFA’s galleries on Friday, April 28, 2023! You won’t
want to miss these beautiful interpretive floral arrangements of 45 artworks. Enjoy
the creativity of professional floral designers and many talented volunteers.
Wednesday, May 3
Join Amber Johnston, Director of Volunteer Services and Community Education - speak
about the root causes of food and housing insecurity.
Friday, May 5
This docent-led event at the Hood Museum of Art combines explorations of current exhibits
with expressive writing.
Monday, May 15
In his acclaimed debut as a filmmaker, Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson presents a powerful
and transporting documentary-part music film, part historical record created around
an epic event that celebrated Black history, culture and fashion. The feature includes
never-before-seen concert performances by Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, Sly & the Family
Stone, Gladys Knight & the Pips, Ray Baretto, and more.
Tuesday, May 16
Dr. Maryanne Garbowsky will explore the work of performance artist/photographer Cindy
Sherman.
Thursday, May 18
Join Maynard Goldman for a presentation followed by lunch.
Thursday, May 25
Travel to Mt. Washington for an afternoon adventure on the cog railway and a chance
to tour the Mt. Washington weather station or spend free time at the top of the mountain.
After, we'll take time for a short visit at the Omni Mount Washington Resort.
Tuesday, May 30
The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP) will teach participants step
by step how making a lovely lotus flower lantern using colored paper and a pre-made
wire frame via live stream. At the same time, the participants will learn about Korea’s
unique history and culture.
Monday, May 22
Lifelong social and political activist Jim Rubens (Dartmouth '72) will review the
focal points of the current wave of interest in constitutional amendments.
Tuesday, June 6
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Mike DeBonis shares images and stories of hiking
and managing America's oldest long-distance hiking trail.
Thursday, June 8
Enjoy an afternoon luncheon and self-guided tour of Castle in the Clouds in Moultonborough,
NH.
Friday, June 16
The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP) will teach participants step
by step how making a lovely lotus flower lantern using colored paper and a pre-made
wire frame via live stream. At the same time, the participants will learn about Korea’s
unique history and culture.
Thursday, June 29
Join us for our annual meeting! Enjoy a light luncheon and mingle with fellow Osher
members. Special presentation by Osher National Resource Director Steve Thaxton.