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SUMMARY:Public Reading at the Fuzzy Needle: The Art of Words
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Public Reading: The Art of Words\, a night of storytelling as writers from Shawna Kenney’s Museum School class share excerpts from their works at The Fuzzy Needle Records and Books. Throughout the semester\, students of all levels have explored their voices through storytelling experiments\, and now they’re bringing their words to life in a public reading. \nCome out and support our writers\, discover new voices\, and experience the art of words! \nAttendance of this event is open to all. \nPlease submit registration for each person\, including separate members of same household. This event is free for members. Non-members will pay museum admission upon arrival. \nREGISTER\n  \nThe Museum School at CAM is a vibrant place for lifelong learning in the arts. To learn more about the Museum School and classes offered\, visit here.
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SUMMARY:Reading with David Gessner: The Book of Flaco
DESCRIPTION:Join best-selling nature writer David Gessner for an insightful conversation about his latest work\, chronicling the extraordinary journey of Flaco\, “the world’s most famous bird.” In this powerful parable of freedom\, wildness\, and urban ecosystems\, Gessner delves into the year-long odyssey of Flaco\, a Eurasian eagle-owl who escaped captivity in February 2023 and made Central Park his new home. This compelling narrative serves as a cautionary tale about our urban environments and the impact of human activity on wildlife. \nDon’t miss this thought-provoking reading that highlights the connection between nature and urban life. \nFree; $5 donations suggested \nABOUT THE AUTHOR \nDavid Gessner is the author of thirteen books that blend nature\, humor\, memoir\, and environmentalism\, including the New York Times bestselling All the Wild That Remains. Gessner is a professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington\, where he also founded the literary magazine Ecotone. His own magazine publications include pieces in the New York Times Magazine\, Outside\, Orion\, and others. In 2017\, he hosted the National Geographic Explorer show The Call of the Wild. \nABOUT THE BOOK \nIn the book\, Flaco’s escape sparked controversy\, dividing opinions between those advocating for his return to the zoo and supporters of the “Free Flaco” movement. And his end—with a grim necropsy revealing Flaco had suffered a viral infection from eating pigeons and had multiple rodenticides in his system—serves as a Rachel Carson-esque warning about the harm we’ve done to our urban environments\, inspiring the passage of long-sought legislation protecting urban birds and regulations meant to reduce the use of rodenticides in New York City. \n  \nREGISTER
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