Hayden Heritage - "Writing History" panel discussion with Dorothy Wickenden and Harriet Freiberger

Start: 07/05/2012 6:00 pm

Off the Beaten Path is hosting a ticketed event featuring a panel discussion with Dorothy Wickenden and Harriet Frieberger as a kick-off event promoting the Hayden Heritage Weekend.

Bookstore owner, Ron Krall will lead a discussion with authors Dorothy Wickenden and Harriet Frieberger! This will prove to be a fabulous event full of interesting insight on creating a sense of place with writing, maintaining the importance of heritage and connecting with readers through historical events and people. This is a kick-off event promoting the Hayden Heritage Weekend.

Tell your family, friends to call the bookstore at 970-879-6830 to reserve tickets in advance and receive the discounted price (space is limited). The event begins at 6pm and doors will open 10 minutes prior to the start.

Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Includes panel discussion with 2 featured authors, wine samplings and savory appetizers.

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Travel back in time to experience frontier Hayden at the 2012 Hayden Heritage Weekend. A weekend full of interesting activities and insights. Come and explore Hayden, where Dorothy Woodruff and Rosamond Underwood, young ladies from Auburn, New York, experienced 1916 frontier life at its best, from riding to school on horseback to community dances to the challenges of ranchlife. Author Dorothy Wickenden, grand-daughter of Dorothy Woodruff and Executive Editor of The New Yorker, brought to life the adventures of Ros and Dorothy in her book ‘Nothing Daunted’. Hayden remains relatively unchanged since the early 1900s, and its western heritage is alive and well.

For more information on the weekend activities and a full event schedule visit: www.yampavalley.info and www.welovehayden.com/heritage