Field Trip "Mystery & Madness, An Edgar Allan Poe Tribute, No. Scituate, RI

We will be going on another field trip on Feb 1, 2025! Back to Rhode Island for a fantastic day with the "Poe and Lovecraft Society of Rhode Island" presentation of Mystery & Imagination, an Edgar Allan Poe Tribute.
Our group will be carpooling down to the event and will be leaving Awakening Moments Center, LLC, 126 State Rt 27, Raymond, NH at
10:00 am. The presentation is scheduled for 2:00 pm at the North Scituate Public Library, 606 West Greenville Rd., North Scituate, RI
Our group will be gathering at The Village Tavern Restaurant, 90 Hartford Pike, North Scituate, RI, immediately following the presentation to have an enjoyable meal and discussion on all that was presented.
Please note that Admission to the event is Free however, donations are requested. Also, donations to the designated drivers, and each person will be responsible for their restaurant bill. Here are some details:
Admission: This event is open to free public attendance.
Subject: Edgar Allan Poe (born January 19, 1809, died October 7, 1849) was an American author, critic, essayist, poet, and suspense writer who is justifiably credited with having invented the style of modern detective stories. His was a life plagued by profound upheavals, in turn he knew both acclaim and dejection. Circumstances surrounding his death in Baltimore, Maryland, at the age of 40 remain shrouded in conjecture and mystery. In the 174 years since Poe's death he remains established as a major figure in world literature and shall, we anticipate, evermore!
Our one-hour presentation will offer dramatic recitations from the poetry and prose of Edgar A. Poe, plus original material composed for this occasion. Featured perfomers include organizer, television personality Carl L. Johnson (author, paranormal investigator known from numerous television appearances), Keith E. Johnson (Deacon, author, television talk show host, and lecturer), Christian Henry Tobler (author of scholarly treatises on German Medieval combat, lecturer), and Elise Giammarco Carlson (Curator, cemeteries conservator, land evidence and titles researcher, President of Johnston Historical Society).