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Gallery on the Green

Darren Winston, Bookseller

Close Encounters With Music

Benchmark Realty

The RE Institute

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Gilded Moon Framing

Berkshire Museum

Roe Jan Library

Close Encounters With Music

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New Lebanon, NY
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West Cornwall, CT

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Great Barrington, MA

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Chatham, NY

Darren Winston Bookseller
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Kent, CT

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Salisbury, CT

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East Chatham, NY

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Millbrook, NY
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Alford, MA

Oblong Books & Music
Millerton NY
Rhinebeck, NY

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Kent, CT

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Hudson, NY

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Tivoli, NY

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Williamstown, MA

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Great Barrington, MA

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Women Cartoonists: Lusty Laughs

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On Friday evening, April 4, Oblong Books in Rhinebeck will host a discussion with New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly (“I’m staying together for the sake of my parents.”) about her new book, Sex and Sensibility: 10 Women Examine the Lunacy of Modern Love…in 200 Cartoons. Everyone knows that sex and cartooning are natural allies.  What’s news here is that, until fairly recently, the subject was considered no laughing matter if it issued from the female pen.  Only in the past decade has it been accepted as seemly for women cartoonists to express themselves on this sticky topic.  Electing a woman to the presidency may be the feminist movement’s fondest hope, but this other breakthrough is good for a much bigger laugh.

6422 Montgomery Street (Route 9), Rhinebeck; 845.876.0500
Friday, April 4, at 7:30 pm

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