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August 2020
Tanglewood Learning Institute OpenForum: Black and Tan Fantasies or Harlem Realities? African American Popular Dance and Early Sound Film
Black & Tan Fantasies or Harlem Realities? African American Popular Dance and Early Sound Film
Find out more »Brown Album with Porochista Khakpour
Monday, August 3 at 4:00 pm On 9/11, Khakpour watched from her apartment window as the towers fell. Fear of the Middle East rose in the aftermath, and since then, she has grappled with what it means to be Middle-Eastern and Iranian, an immigrant, and a refugee at this moment in our nation's history.
Find out more »Tanglewood Learning Institute OpenForum – The Romantic Spirit: Liszt’s Double Vision, or The Gothic Liszt
Liszt’s Double Vision, or The Gothic Liszt Presented by Susan Bernstein, Brown University Newly recorded with Live Q&A
Find out more »Tanglewood Learning Institute Celebrates Beethoven – Resonances: The Afterlife of Opus 131
Resonances: The Afterlife of Opus 131 Presented by Megan Ross
Find out more »Walking with WordXWord
Advance Registration Required Tuesday, August 4 at 5:00 pm ONSITE REGISTER Tuesday, August 11 at 5:00 pm ONSITE REGISTER Though there is no 2020 SculptureNow exhibit, WordXWord is bringing its own brand of sculpture to the grounds, asking poets to imagine a sculpture, create a poem in response to that sculpture, and then perform their piece in Walking with WordXWord: The Unsculptured Walk.
Find out more »Tanglewood Learning Institute OpenForum – the Romantic Spirit: On Romantic Listening or, What We Learn in the Dark
On Romantic Listening or, What We Learn in the Dark Gabriela Cruz, University of Michigan
Find out more »Tanglewood Learning Institute OpenForum – The Romantic Spirit: Eugene Delacroix and Romantic Musicality
Eugène Delacroix and Romantic Musicality Judy Sund, Queen’s College Newly recorded with Live Q&A
Find out more »Telling Two Stories
Author Elif Batuman and Wharton scholar Jennifer Haytock in conversation. Batuman and Haytock will discuss how their own multiple readings of The Age of Innocence have informed their understanding of social norms, class and privilege, from Wharton’s old New York through today. Elif Batuman is the author of The Idiot and The Possessed. She is a staff writer at The New Yorker. Batuman has a PhD in comparative literature from Stanford and has been the Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence at Baruch College, and a…
Find out more »Takeover Thursday: Flying Cloud Institute
Tune into our live feed on Thursday, August 6th at 4PM for a virtual tour by Flying Cloud Institute! This live event will spotlight the Young Women in Science program -- it's the 20th anniversary of the program and is being led by one of the graduates who was at the very first session in 2000, LIndsey Berkowitz. Flying Cloud will broadcast from Hokaheh Organic Farm in Housatonic and show kids learning about scientific farming practices and meeting farm animals.
Find out more »Tanglewood Learning Institute OpenForum – The Romantic Spirit: Panel Discussion and Live Q&A
The Romantic Spirit Susan Bernstein, Gabriela Cruz, Judy Sund Panel Discussion and Live Q&A
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Maple Glen at Red Lion Inn
Know Before You Go
The Terrace Café at The Mount
The Red Lion Inn
Norman Rockwell Museum