Inspiring Stowe (60 Minute Tour)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesWe look forward to inspiring you with the life and [...]
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Discovering Stowe (30 Minute Tour)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesThis succinct historical tour focuses on Harriet’s childhood, her time [...]
Inspiring Stowe (60 Minute Tour)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesWe look forward to inspiring you with the life and [...]
Spirits of Resistance (21+)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesRaise a glass to the rebels of the past! Join [...]
Emerging Activists
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesEmerging Activists (ages 5+) is a free, interactive series where children and youth can explore arts & crafts, enjoy hands-on activities, and experience the magic of storytelling with an impactful and inspiring book. Perfect for kids ages 5+, tweens, and teens!
Inheriting Freedom
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesAn Intergenerational Tour (ages 6+) sparks conversations about justice for all ages.
Unleashing Your Voice: Open Mic Night
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesThe Stowe Center for Literary Activism invites you to showcase your talent. An evening of community, beautiful art, people at our Visitor Center.
Inspiring Stowe (60 Minute Tour)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesWe look forward to inspiring you with the life and [...]
2025 Stowe Prize Registration & Sponsorship
Immanuel Congregational Church 10 Woodland Street, Hartford, United StatesWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 STOWE PRIZE CELEBRATION The Mark Twain House [...]
The Public Debates of Frederick Douglass and Martin Delany
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesThis lecture will contextualize Harriet Beecher Stowe and the novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, within the debates between Martin Delany and Frederick Douglass. Both African American leaders publicly disagreed on the role of Stowe as an ally, Stowe’s literary depiction of enslaved African Americans, and Stowe as a credible spokesperson for slavery.
Discovering Stowe (30 Minute Tour)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesThis succinct historical tour focuses on Harriet’s childhood, her time [...]
Inspiring Stowe (60 Minute Tour)
Stowe Center for Literary Activism 77 Forest Street, Hartford, CT, United StatesWe look forward to inspiring you with the life and [...]