Sunday Programs Announced At Pontine's Plains School

Pontine Theatre cordially invites the public to visit Portsmouth's newest cultural facility, the Plains School, located at #1 Plains Avenue. Built in 1845, the Plains School, educated students through 1942. The one-room brick school then hosted activities of the Girl Scouts and for many years was home to the Sons of Italy.

In 2016, Pontine Theatre, began a collaboration with the City of Portsmouth to transform the Plains School into a center for arts, humanities, history, and culture. Renovations were recently completed and now Pontine offers a calendar of delightful Sunday afternoon events to be enjoyed this spring. Seating is limited and reservations are a must. Contact Pontine - info@pontine.org - to assure seats for the events of your choice. The Plains School is located at #1 Plains Avenue in Portsmouth. The space is fully accessible and there's easy parking adjacent to the building.

Sunday 22 April @2pm, join Mimi White for a program of Earth Day Poetry (donations welcome). Sunday 6 May @2pm, Marya Danihel presents Pleasures of the Parlor: Playlists from a Victorian iPod, (free of charge) funded by New

Hampshire Humanities. Sunday 20 May at 2pm, popular songstress, Lucie Therrien presents a Concert and Art Exhibit ($10 suggested donation), and Sunday 3 June @2pm, Dudley Laufman presents Contra Dancing in New Hampshire: Then & Now (free of charge) funded by New Hampshire Humanities. Sunday 24 June at 2pm, Andrew Periale of Perry Alley Puppet Theatre offers his newest program - Forman Brown: New Hampshire's Forgotten Poet/Puppeteer (donations welcome).

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