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The subject for The Big Read 2010, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow gave voice to the experiences and emotions of the common person by exploring broad themes in his epic poems. Join us as we explore his work, legacy and relevancy for today.
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Longfellow Live

Join us as we learn, discuss, and celebrate Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

  • Saturday, Jan 23, 2010: The Big Read Kick Off
    Join Congressman Lee Terry and kick off The Big Read with Wild Goose Chase Puppetry and hands-on activities. Location: Omaha Children's Museum
  • Thursday, Feb 18, 2010: Longfellow Brown Bag Poetry Discussion
    Bring your lunch and explore the poet who "gave voice to the experiences and emotions of the common person." Location: W. Dale Clark (Main
  • Saturday, Feb 20, 2010: Poetry Out Loud
    Hear high school students recite poetry at Nebraska's Eastern Regional Competition. Location: Joslyn Art Museum
  • Saturday, Feb 27, 2010: Happy Birthday, Henry
    Work with artists Nancy Gillett and Jason Puhl on a mural honoring Longfellow. Location: Joslyn Art Museum
  • Saturday, Feb 27, 2010: Henry's 203rd Birthday Party
    There will be a special art project and a reading of "Paul Revere's Ride." Location: Omaha Children's Museum
  • Saturday, Feb 27, 2010: Longfellow's Birthday Bash
    Join us as we read a portion of "Paul Revere's Ride" at 11 am. Location: Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo
  • Saturday, Feb 27, 2010: Longfellow Live
    Join Omaha Public Library for a public reading and sharing of Longfellow's poetry. Location: W. Dale Clark (Main) Library
  • Tuesday, Mar 9, 2010: Visualizing Literature: Book Club for Art Lovers
    Discover connections between the lyrical poetry of Longfellow and the visual arts. Location: Joslyn Art Museum
  • Saturday, Mar 20, 2010: Read Around the World
    Join us for a day filled with family fun, stories, hands-on activities and special animal presentations. Location: Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo
  • Tuesday, Apr 13, 2010: Longfellow's Legacy
    Share your ideas as we explore the poet who "gave voice to the experiences and emotions of the common person." Location: W. Dale Clark (Main) Library
  • Thursday, Apr 15, 2010: Hiawatha Happening
    Join us by the shores of Gitche Gummee for a look at "Hiawatha." Location: Millard Branch Library
  • Saturday, Apr 24, 2010: Party for the Planet
    Come explore how nature inspires poets like Longfellow. Location: Omaha Children's Museum
  • Thursday, Apr 29, 2010: Poem In Your Pocket Day
    Choose a poem you love, keep it tucked in your pocket and take it out to share with a friend. Location: Joslyn Art Museum
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Hiawatha Serialization

Thanks to the Omaha World Herald for sharing Longfellow's poetry with us each week

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