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We Set Our Faces Westward: One Woman’s Journey 1839-1848

July 1 – December 31, 2023

Artist Heide Presse studied the journals written by Keturah Penton Belknap between 1839 -1848. Heide has conducted extensive research and is creating an exhibition about Keturah’s families journey Westward. The exhibition begins with Keturah’s marriage and covers her and her husband’s two step journey out West. Roughly half the work depicts their life in Iowa farming, and the other half their journey to Oregon with the Watts wagon train. Click here to view the 3D virtual tour

Art for Lunch: Ed Dabney – Cowboys & Horses in Art

December 6, 12:15 pm
Booth Ballroom

“Cowboys & Horses in Art” will feature Dabney’s experiences as a horse trainer and horse provider for the production of several movies. Ed trained horses for and supervised all horseback riding scenes for the PBS docu-drama entitled “We Shall Remain” and for Fox TV’s Sleepy Hollow series. Ed was also featured training a Mustang in the Emmy award winning PBS documentary “Untamed Legacy.” Through those experiences, he will identify details that are included in art of the Booth collection related to the heyday of the cowboy.

Distinguished Songwriter Series – Mark D. Sanders

December 3, 2:00 – 4:00 pm

Presented by the Booth Writers Guild, the Distinguished Songwriter Series is a quarterly program hosted by singer-songwriter Scott Thompson that brings top Nashville songwriters to talk about their writing process, current projects and will also sing a few of their songs. Mark D. Sanders embarked on his remarkable songwriting journey later in life at the age of 29. In 1996, he had his big year of success with 10 cuts and an astounding five #1 hits, including the iconic “Blue Clear Sky” by George Strait, Faith Hill’s emotive “It Matters to Me,” Rhett Akins’ spirited “Don’t Get Me Started,” and Lonestar’s infectious “No News.” Notably, he clinched the prestigious NSAI Songwriter of the Year Award during this year. In 2000, he co-authored the beloved “I Hope You Dance,” a transcendent #1 country crossover anthem recorded by Lee Ann Womack that won Grammy CMA, ACM, ASCAP, and NSAI Awards for Best Country Song. Mark D. Sanders’ songwriting brilliance graced the charts with hits by renowned artists such as Josh Turner, Martina McBride, Joe Diffie, Vince Gill, Alan Jackson, Joe Nichols, and Jack Ingram. With over 200 cuts and more than 50 singles to his name, Mark remains an enduring legend in the world of songcraft.

Writers Guild Members $5, Booth Members $10, not-yet-members $15.

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