Palaver Tree Theatre and the Wakulla County Historical Society need your participation!

Visit the world of Elizabeth Fisher Smith and her magazine of and about Wakulla County:  The Magnolia Monthly.  Smith's collection of Wakulla stories, family histories, local politics, education, hog slaughtering, bee-keeping, "real" court room dramas, county commissioner meetings - and so much more - became household discussion.

"A Hankerin' for Headhuntin", is derived from an essay Smith wrote about her research of the graveyards in Wakulla.  "Headhunting" is the search for tombstones, and the stories they hold.

PERFORMANCE DATES:  Friday, March 9 at 7pm and Saturday, March 10 at 3pm

LOCATION:  The historical old Sopchoppy High School Auditorium

NEEDED:  Readers of all ages and races and musicians

FIRST READ-THRU OF SCRIPT:  This coming Saturday, February 11 at 3pm

WHERE:  Wakulla County Public Library

We ask that ONLY THOSE WHO PLAN TO PARTICIPATE ATTEND REHEARSALS.

If you would like to participate, contact Herb at palavertreetheater@gmail.com, or 718-682-3870.

PANEL DISCUSSION:  "A Woman's Work in Wakulla"

WHEN:  Thursday, March 8 (in honor of Women's History Month)

MODERATOR:  Rachel Sutz Pienta

PANELISTS:  Andrea Carter, Susan Solburg, Anginita Rosier, Madeleine Carr, Colleen Skipper, Tammie Barfield, and Betsy Smith, daughter of Elizabeth Fisher Smith.

Thank you, Wakulla!

Herb Donaldson, Palaver Tree Theatre

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