Come and explore Vermont's farm culture and legacy on Thursday, September 17th @ 6:30pm at Neighborhood Connections.

In Vermont, the cultural legacy of farming has strongly influenced the identity of Vermonters. It is these distinctive traditions, which have persisted even with the decline in farm numbers, which help make the state unique.

The Vermont Folklife Center's Gregory Sharrow, drawing on field recordings with farmers from pre World War II, explores the fabric of Vermont's past farm culture and probes its relationship to Vermont today.

This Vermont Humanities Council event is accessible to people with disabilities. There is no charge to attend, but registration is a must, so call 824-4343 to register.

Neighborhood Connections is located in Londonderry's Mountain Marketplace, next to the post office.