fullcircle 2014

Vermont’s first regional

festival to celebrate the spirit and opportunities

of aging.Dance

Theater & Comedy

Fitness

Art Exhibits & Films

Live Music

Workshops, Talks & Panels

Premier Sponsors:

Friday April 11th -

Sunday April 13th

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We strive to help you feel your best at every age.

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Mind. Body. Spirit. We treat the whole you with a range of skilled services and professionals focusing on your personalized health journey.

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We welcome tours and encourage you to pre-book your stay with us!

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A Letter from Camilla Rockwell The vision of Full Circle has been developing in my mind and heart for

years! I’ve loved exploring creativity and human development through my films. Now, in my sixties, it seems like a good time to gather artists,

performers and writers together with families, caregivers and stu-dents. Let’s spark a lively conversation about how we might age in

the most healthy, creative and meaningful ways. Bring a friend, a co-worker, or a family member of any generation to share a life-changing

weekend.

Greetings from Mayor Miro WeinbergerWelcome to Burlington’s very first Full Circle Festival, a weekend dedicated to the gifts and challenges of aging! Our City always has been a place that offers interesting and unique opportunities to its citizens. This April Full Circle: The Art & Heart of Aging is bringing our community together to think, feel, and talk about what inspires and challenges us as we get older. We are happy to host writers, artists, actors, dancers, comedians, filmmakers, and fitness experts to present fresh, innovative work about how we might approach the extra decades we are now living. Choose from over forty events taking place in Burlington’s downtown venues: Memorial and Contois Auditoriums, City Hall Metropolitan Gallery, FlynnSpace, Burlington City Arts, Main Street Landing, Union Station, and the South End Arts & Business Association Gallery. I hope you, your family, and friends of all ages will enjoy Full Circle’s creative programming and have a great time dispelling myths about what’s happening to us all – growing older!

Ticket Prices/Packages/Sales InfoTicket Type Date/Time PriceAn evening with Naomi Shihab Nye Fri. April 11, 7pm $25All Festival Pass (all events Fri evening, Sat and Sun excl. Naomi Shihab Nye workshop on Sat.) April 11-13 $75

Two Day Festival Pass – SATURDAY & SUNDAY (daytime events excl. Naomi Shihab Nye workshop on Sat.)

April 12-13, 9am-5pm $35

One Day Festival Pass – SATURDAY (daytime events excl. Naomi Shihab Nye workshop)

April 12, 9am-5pm $20

One Day Festival Pass – SUNDAY (daytime events) April 13, 9am-5pm $20Full Circle Comedy Night – SATURDAY April 12, 7:30pm $15Full Circle Storytelling Night – SATURDAY April 12, 7:30pm $15Full Circle “Dawn to Dusk” Dance Performance – SATURDAY April 12, 7:30pm $20Full Circle Writing Workshop with Naomi Shihab Nye – SATURDAY April 12, 1-3pm SOLD

OUTChildren Under 12 – FREE (day events only)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SATURDAYMSL 8:30am-5:00pm; 6:45pm-8:00pmContois 8:30am-5:00pm; 6:45pm-8:00pmBCA 8:30am-5:00pmFlynnSpace 8:30am-5:00pm; 6:45pm-8:00pmMemorial 8:30am-5:00pm

SUNDAYMSL 9:30am-4:00pmBCA 9:30am-4:00pmFlynnSpace 9:30am-4:00pm

We strive to help you feel your best at every age.

300 Pearl Street, Burlington, VT 05401

Mind. Body. Spirit. We treat the whole you with a range of skilled services and professionals focusing on your personalized health journey.

STAR short-stay rehab: PT, OT and Speech Language Therapy services provided by our exceptional therapists | Outpatient rehab services | Positive patient outcomes

Extended residential care

We welcome tours and encourage you to pre-book your stay with us!

802-658-4200 | reveraBurlington.com

Join us at our Sponsor Table located in the Lake Lobbyof Main Street Landing for complimentary give-aways, including a photo from our Revera photo booth.

Like us onfacebook

Purchase tickets online at www.fullcirclefestival.com or on day of event at the places/times listed below.

PerformersArt Exhibits .............................................4Comedy ....................................................4Dance ........................................................4Films ...........................................................5Fitness .......................................................6Food ...........................................................7Music ..........................................................7Talks ...........................................................8Panel Discussion ....................................8Theatre ......................................................9Workshops ...............................................9

Performance SchedulesSaturday .......................................... 12-13Sunday ............................................. 14-15

MapsMain Street Landing 2nd floor ....... 16Main Street Landing 3rd floor ........ 17Street Map............................................. 18

MiscellaneousShuttle Information .................... 14-15Hotel Informaiton .............................. 19Notes ................................................. 20-21Sponsors ................................................ 22

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ART EXHIBITSBURLINGTON HEALTH & REHAB BY REVERALasting Impressions: The Lives We Touch. Revera’s Burlington Health & Rehab’s canvas project was conceptu-alized as a way to capture the individuality and impressions of healing and wellness through abstract, or not so abstract, contributions to a series of canvases. At its completion the project has created a lasting connection between Burling-ton Health & Rehab and its valued short stay rehab patient community. April 12-13 only, 9am-5pm, Union Station

DANA WALRATH Aliceheimer’s. Dana Walrath’s award-winning graphic memoir series. Limited edition hand embroidered prints of her original collage drawings. April 12-13 only, 9am-5pm, Union Station

DEIDRE SCHERER “Finding Center: Pa-per and Fabric Work by Deidre Scherer” De-idre Scherer’s work focuses on the universal issues of age and mortality - and on seeing these transitions as a natural part of life, worthy of reflection. Scherer’s images visually promotes an open dialogue about aging by circumventing verbal boundaries. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm entire month of April, plus April 12-13 9am-5pm, SEABA Gallery

HANDS An exhibit of decorated wooden hands will adorn the walls at August First Bakery & Café as a fundraiser for HANDS, a local non-profit that strives to provide food for older Vermonters. Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm & Sat 8am-3pm (closed Sun) entire month of April, August First Bakery.

KALI QUINN Facing Our Age. Kali Quinn’s interactive art installation asks, “What things do you associate with be-ing your age?” The collection of festival-goers’ responses to this question creates the journey and invites further participa-tion from each new audience member. Fun for families with children! April 12-13 only 9am-5pm, MSL Atrium

KATE TESCH Aging Beauty. In her first east coast show, Se-attle artist Kate Tesch portrays the universal human condition of aging in a series of gigantic acrylic portraits. Daily 9am-5pm entire month of April, MSL Gallery

MAGGIE CAHOON Portals of the Star Goddess. Artist Maggie Cahoon depicts four archetypical phases of a woman’s life in 3-dimensional figures constructed from fabric, polymer clay and natural objects. April 12 9am-9pm & April 13 9am-5pm only, MSL Atrium

MELINDA WHITE-BRONSON Love Born. Melinda White-Bronson’s sculptures depict human figures at different stages of life. From the ten-foot tall “We Are the Angels: We Are the Mortal People,” created from paper maché, leaves, wood and burlap, to a series of tiny “Bronze Babies,” this exhibit brings archetypal images alive. Daily 9am-5pm entire month of April, MSL Gallery

TODD R. LOCKWOOD One Degree of Separa-tion — Portraits by Todd R. Lockwood. A fine art photog-rapher and fiction writer, Todd R. Lockwood’s series chronicles his exploration into universal humanity through photographic portraits. His subjects are all people he knows - some he has known for decades - and this shared history opens an emotional window for the viewer. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm entire month of April; April 12 only 9am-9:30pm, City Hall Gallery

WAKE UP TO DYING PROJECT Before I Die. This interactive art installation is a global art project started by New Orleans artist Candy Chang. Chalk-boards all over the world are asking the simple question, ‘What do you want to do before you die?’ The Wake Up to Dy-ing Project and Burlington City Arts are bringing this project to Full Circle and want to hear your answers! Fun for fami-lies with children! April 12-13 only, 9am-5pm in alley between Burlington City Arts & City Hall

COMEDYJOSIE LEAVITTLaughing Through Life. A stand up comedy workshop with Josie Leavitt, founder of the Vermont Comedy Divas. Participants will learn the basics of stand up, write their own material and pres-ent their work. A fun exploration of what makes a joke funny. This is a fun, fast-paced workshop guaranteed to make you laugh! Lim-ited to 25 participants. Sat 3pm, MSL Great Room

TOM MURPHYLaugh Till You Die. What does a physical comedian do when he starts aging and realizes arthritis is here to stay? He writes a show about it! Tom Murphy’s relentless brand of soul-searching repartee and sublime slapstick captivates audiences. Funded by a grant from the Vermont Arts Coun-cil and the National Endowment for the Arts Fun for the entire family! Sat 1pm, City Hall/Contois Auditorium

VERMONT COMEDY DIVASFull Circle Comedy Night. Josie Leavitt, founder of the Vermont Comedy Divas, and three members of the country’s only all-female touring stand-up comedy troupe bring hilarity to our perspectives on aging in an evening comedy show! Sat 7:30pm, City Hall/Contois Auditorium ($15, not includ-ed in Saturday daytime pass)

DANCEHEINEBERG HIGHSTEPPERSSenior Line Dancing. Come watch and join in the fun with the Heineberg Highsteppers, a line dance troupe of women who have reached the elegant ages of their early sixties to late eighties. Dance to music from the 1940s through the pres-ent. Their motto? “Fun first, Feet second!” Sat 2pm, Memorial Auditorium

JEH KULUFamily Drumming & Dancing with Jeh Kulu. Bring your kids and grandkids and have fun learning West Afri-can drumming and dancing! Fun for families with chil-dren! Sat 3pm, Memorial Auditorium

LIDA WINFIELDDawn to Dusk. Lida Winfield’s intergeneration-al dance explores the gifts and challenges of aging with a sense of beauty, dignity, awkwardness, and humor. Travel through time, catching glimpses of where we have been and where we are going, with performers ranging in age from two to mid-seventies. Sat 7:30pm ($20) & Sun 3pm (in-cluded in day pass), FlynnSpace

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LIDA WINFIELD & ELLEN SMITH AHERN Long Gone intricately blends dance and storytelling to celebrate heartfelt, funny

and irreverent memories of those long gone. Weaving movement and spoken word, choreographers Lida Winfield and Ellen Smith Ahern explore how our dead continue to live and evolve through memory and imagi-nation. Sat 11am, FlynnSpace

NIANia Interactive Demonstration. Certified Nia instructors lead an interactive demo for bodies of all ages! A movement practice performed barefoot to soul-stirring music, Nia draws from martial arts, dance arts and healing arts, and empowers people of all ages, shapes and sizes by connecting the body, mind, emotions and spirit. Come with the whole family! Sat 3pm, City Hall/Contois Auditorium

RUPA COUSINSPaneurhythmy. Join Rupa Cousins in a simple circle dance from Bul-garia in which intention and movement unite to support integration of body, mind and spirit. Paneurhythmy practice promotes joy in the danc-er and in the circle. People of any age and belief system can participate -- Rupa’s teacher danced until almost 90! Sun 1pm, Burlington City Arts

FILMSAGE OF CHAMPIONS Documentary, 2013. This award-winning docu-mentary follows five competitors at the National Senior Olympics: a 100 year-old tennis champion, an 86 year-old pole vaulter, and a team of rough-and-tumble basketball grandmothers as they discover the power of the human spirit and triumph over the limitations of age. Screening will be followed by discussion led by Vermont Senior Games. Sun 10am, MSL Film House

AN ORDINARY LIFE Documentary, 2011. Dot Fisher-Smith is a mystical artist, war resister, environ-mental activist, community presence, jailbird. “It brings back a huge time of the late 60s, protest, acid, back to the land, finding a spiritual path…It’s exactly how I got here and have been happy since.” ~John Darling, journalist. Sat 4:30pm, Burlington City Arts

ANGEL’S PERCH Drama Feature, 2013. Jack, a successful architect, returns to his hometown to deal with his grandmother’s worsening Alzheimer’s. Torn between his career, caregiving, and running from his own painful memories, Jack’s life begins to unravel. Angel’s Perch ex-amines the delicate relationship between past and present, memory and loss. Sat 3:15pm, MSL Film House

CLOSE HARMONY Documentary, 1981. Academy Award winner for Documentary Short. This superb film follows a senior chorus and an elementary

school chorus practicing for a combined concert. As ste-reotypes dissolve, the generations form tender bonds that result in a magical performance. “Leaves the audience drenched in smiles and tears...”~New York Times Sat 12 pm, MSL. Film House

GEN SILENT Documentary, 2011. This film chronicles the lives of six LGBT seniors as they struggle to survive a healthcare system hostile to their lifestyles. As we witness the challenges they face, we discover reasons for hope as the long-term healthcare industry awakens to their plight. Screen-ing will be followed by discussion led by Jean Sienkewicz, Coordinator/Program Advocate from RU12? Sat 10am, MSL Film House

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HOLDING OUR OWN: EMBRACING THE END OF LIFE

Documentary, 2007. A tender look at life’s final passage, featuring the work of artist Deidre Scherer and the Hallow-ell hospice chorus. Share this gentle, celebratory film with family and friends of all ages. Screening will be followed by the VNA’s hospice chorus, the Noyana Singers, who offer songs to the dying and their families throughout Chittenden & Grand Isle Counties. Sun 2:15pm, MSL Film House.

LIFE MODEL Documentary, 2010. A poetic look into the world of an aging nude figure model and the artwork she inspires. Immediately followed by the film Let’s Face It. Sat 3:15pm, Burlington City Arts

LET’S FACE IT: WOMEN EXPLORE THEIR AGING FACES Documentary, 2002. A funny and poignant discussion among a group of friends about aging, their features, and the pressures of society. Awarded “Most Inspiring Film” at the Santa Cruz Film Festival. Life Model and Let’s Face It will be followed by a discussion led by Patricia Fon-taine. Sat 3:15pm, Burlington City Arts

THE GAMBLING MAN: Documentary, 2013. When Albert Hurwit failed a piano sight-reading test in college, he believed his musical dreams were over and became a doctor. Five decades later, he retired and, at age 70, began composing a symphony -- which won the prestigious 2009 American Composer Competition! Sat 2:30 pm, MSL Film House

THE SENATOR AND THE ARTIST Documentary, 2001. In 2001, artist Richard Schmid painted a portrait of Senator James Jeffords before a live audience at the Southern Vermont Arts Center. Both in their mid-sixties, Schmid and Jeffords remi-nisce about their lives and careers during the process. This is the first public showing of this footage. Sun 10am, Burlington City Arts

THE WAY WE GET BY Documentary, 2009. Three senior citizens gather daily at an airport to thank sol-diers departing and returning from Iraq in this story about aging, loneliness, war and mortality. The film celebrates three unsung heroes who share their love with strangers who need and deserve it. Sat 12:45pm, MSL Film House

THERE IS A BRIDGE Documentary, 2007. This groundbreaking docu-mentary challenges conventional notions of people with Alzheimer’s as “unreach-able.” Hosted by Robert Pinsky, former U.S. Poet Lau-reate, the film explores the complex nature of human solidarity, weaving together psychology, art, philosophy and education to highlight path-breaking programs for el-ders affected by the disease. Screening will be followed by discussion led by staff from the Vermont Al-zheimer’s Association. Sun 12 pm, MSL Film House

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MARTHA WHITNEYYoga with Martha Whitney. Celebrate yourself with a gentle, en-livening yoga practice. Enjoy the pleasure of movement and breath in a class designed for every body and level of experience. For 22 years, Martha has fostered a mindful and welcoming yoga environ-ment to enhance self-acceptance and well-being. Sun 9am, MSL Great Room

NIA Nia Interactive Demonstration. Certified Nia Instructors lead an interactive demo for bodies of all ages! A movement prac-tice performed barefoot to soul-stirring music, Nia draws from martial arts, dance arts and healing arts and empowers people of all ages, shapes and sizes by connecting the body, mind, emotions and spirit. Come with the whole family! Sat 3pm, City Hall/Contois Auditorium

RUPA COUSINSPaneurhythmy. Join Rupa Cousins in a simple circle dance from Bulgaria in which intention and movement unite to support integration of body, mind and spirit. Paneurhythmy practice pro-motes joy in the dancer and in the circle. People of any age and be-lief system can participate -- Rupa’s teacher danced until almost 90! Sun 1 pm, Burlington City Arts

VERMONT SENIOR GAMESSenior Athletic Demos. Try out pickleball, basketball, table tennis, golf, cycling, bocce, and horseshoes! Young folks are welcome to watch while people 50+ play! Sat 9am-12pm,–12pm Memorial Auditorium

FOODCABOT CREAMERYBike Smoothies. Re-fuel with protein-packed Cabot Greek Style Yogurt Smoothies! Enjoy sam-ples of smoothies made with fruit and Greek style yogurt from Cabot in a bike-powered blender. April 12, 12:30-3:30pm, Memorial Auditorium lobby

CABOT CREAMERYSampling. Stop by for samples of King Arthur Flour whole grain baguette paired with a variety of Cabot cheeses. April 12, 9am-3pm, Union Station; April 13, 9am-3:30pm, MSL Atrium

MUSICBLUE GARDENIAS ACCOMPANIED BY TOM CLEARY

This Vermont jazz vocal trio delivers an entertaining and tune-ful romp through a variety of genres. Singers Juliet McVicker, Taryn Noelle, and Amber deLaurentis are accompanied by Vermont jazz legend Tom Cleary on the piano. Their repertoire shimmers with dead-on three part harmonies straight out of the American jazz, country and rock songbook. Sat 11:30am, MSL Black Box Theater

FULL CIRCLE RECORDERS Mary Ann Samuels, Linda Rodd, Susan Reit, Beth London and Maeve Kim have been making music together in various combinations since 1978 -- with record-ers, hammered dulcimer, harp, guitar, percussion and voices. Their extensive repertoire includes Celtic songs and dances, folk music from around the world, and music from the Mid-dle Ages and Renaissance. Sat 10am, Union Station

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JENNI JOHNSON AND THE JUNKETEERSSinging jazz, blues and funk, Jenni’s full, smooth voice offers an ide-al format for the collection of American jazz classics, blues, swing and funk music for which she is known and loved throughout Ver-mont and beyond. Sat 4pm, City Hall/Contois Auditorium

NOYANA SINGERSFollowing the screening of Holding Our Own, the VNA’s hospice chorus will sing a brief sampling of the musical rep-ertoire they offer to those who are dying and their families throughout Chittenden & Grand Isle Counties. Music in-cludes upbeat favorites, folk music, songs from other coun-tries, hymns and chants. Sun 3:15pm, MSL Film House

SOCIAL BANDThis Burlington-based choral group, directed by Amity Baker, combines poetry

with stunning harmonies to create a musical reflection on the cycle of life from birth to death – and everything in between. Social Band draws upon a variety of choral traditions to create inspiring, fun-loving musical journeys that awaken the mind, stir the soul and lift the heart! Sun 4pm, MSL Film House

TALKSCAROL BLATTSPIELER Awakening: Turning 60 from Pink to Turquoise. A motivational talk on fit-ness, perseverance, health and happiness by Carol Blattspieler, an orthopedic nurse practitioner who competes in Iron Man competi-tions. Her first book, “I Awaken”, will be published in April, 2014. Sat 9am, Main Street Landing (MSL). Great Room

CHRISTINE MORIARTY Money and Memory: Financial Planning for the Senior Set. Christine Moriarty talks about how to plan for the stages of aging, es-pecially the stages beyond retirement. Boomers and their parents learn about concerns associated with dementia, Alzheimer’s, long-term care, assisted living and resources for dealing with financial and communication issues. Sun 10am, MSL Black Box Theater.

DANA WALRATH Aliceheimer’s. Medical anthropologist Dana Walrath talks about the power of graphic narratives to heal and support people living with dementia. With lightness and humor, her award-winning graph-ic memoir Aliceheimer’s shows how individuals with dementia retain humor, intelligence, and compassion long after memory loss and reversion to childhood. Sun 11am, Burlington City Arts

DAVID OLDFIELD Life Thresholds. David Oldfield, Director of the Midway Cen-ter for Creative Imagination, talks about the “thresholds” of life when profound transformation can realign our lives and our engagement with the world so that our most creative poten-tialities can unfold. Sat 10am, City Hall/Contois Auditorium

DEIDRE SCHERER Finding Center. Talk and slide show by artist Deidre Scherer. Her exhibit Finding Center: Paper and Fabric Work by Deidre Scherer focuses on the universal issues of age and mortality – and on seeing these transitions as a natural part of life, worthy of reflec-tion. This exhibit will hang at the SEABA Gallery for the month of April, with an opening April 4. Sat 10am, MSL Black Box Theater

GREG GHODSI Four Questions Every Saver Must Ask Today. Do I have enough income for my lifestyle? How do I create secure income streams? How do I make my money outlive me? What happens to me if inter-est rates rise? Join Greg Ghodsi from 360 Wealth Management for this straightforward session about ways to fund your full circle lifestyle. Sat 2:30pm, MSL Board Room

JOAN PRICE The 5 Biggest Myths about Sex and Aging. Author Joan Price shatters the myths and shares the most common questions boomers, seniors, and elders ask about sex. She’ll answer those questions, too -- in the candid, upbeat manner that led the media to dub her “senior sexpert.” Sun 11am, MSL. Black Box Theater

KALI QUINN Facing Our Age. Kali Quinn explains her interactive art installa-tion that asks, “What things do you associate with being your age?” Your responses to this question invite further participation from each new audience member throughout the weekend. Fun for families with children! Sat 10am, MSL Atrium

KAYLYNN TWOTREES & MATT KOLAN Elderhood and Aging: Exploring Cycles of Life & Rhythms of Nature. Join Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees and Matt Kolan for a con-versation about aging, elderhood, mentorship and rites of passage. Kaylynn and Matt have been exploring these subjects through their work together and their own intergenerational relationship. Be pre-pared for a wide-ranging and participatory conversation. Sun 10am, MSL Board Room

NAOMI SHIHAB NYE Keynote Address: A Shadow or a Friend - How Words Travel With Us All the Way. Awarding-winning poet Naomi Shihab Nye talks and reads from her work, followed by Q&A and book signing. Fri 7 pm. UVM Campus, Ira Allen Chapel

SARAH LEMNAH Family Decisions. Seniors worry about independence, safety, health, resources,

loneliness, lack of voice, and changing relationships with their chil-dren. Learning to face these fears is a journey toward successful ag-ing. This talk by Sarah Lemnah of Champlain Valley Agency on Aging will be helpful to both elders and the generation assuming care for their parents. Sat 4pm, MSL Board Room

SUSAN WEHRY, M.D. Full Circle Welcome Address by Susan Wehry, M.D., Commis-sioner of Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging and Indepen-dent Living. Sat 9am, MSL Film House

PANEL DISCUSSIONSAGING AND GROWING: CREATIVE CHOICES FOR THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE A panel discussion about options for creative aging: study, travel, volunteering, artistic development, activism. Audience questions and discussion encouraged. Sun 1pm, MSL Board Room.

CULTURE AND AGINGPanelists from the Vermont Refugee Resettlement Program discuss the experi-ence of being an elder in other cultures. Moderated by Judy Scott. Audience questions and discussion encouraged. Sun 1pm, MSL Black Box Theater

WHERE WILL WE LIVE? A panel discussion about residential options for our later years: co-housing, senior residential communities, living at home with outside assistance, home sharing, and nursing homes. Audience questions and discussion encouraged. Sun 3pm, MSL Board Room

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THEATRECOMMUNITY OF VERMONT ELDERS

Savvy Seniors. The Community of Vermont Elders (COVE) presents a series of short educational skits about healthcare fraud, investment fraud, drug diversion, medica-tion management, and other aging issues dealing with ex-ploitation and abuse. Sat 9am, MSL Black Box Theater

KALI QUINNOverture to a Thursday Morning. Lila smokes, listens to Talking Heads, and wants to be a violin rock star until unwanted discoveries shove her toward the truth about her own birth. In this solo work, vir-tuosic performer Kali Quinn takes on the buried struggles of three gen-erations of women in a suspenseful and inspiring journey. Q&A with Kali after the performance. Sat 2:30pm, MSL Black Box Theater

Vamping. In her remarkable one-woman show, Kali Quinn transforms into charac-ters ranging from age five to ninety-one. This emotional journey creates a riveting theatrical experience that carries the audience back in time through the aging mind. Audiences describe “Vamping” as “inspiring, beautiful, stunning, funny, moving and magical”. Q&A with Kali after the performance. Sun 11am, FlynnSpace

MAURA CAMPBELLMemory Palace. In this play by Maura Campbell, memory, death, legacy and wrinkles are themes in this story of three sisters dealing with their mother’s senility and death. During the play’s ten-year span, they alternately laugh, cry, and condemn each other, ultimately learning that life’s phases are not endur-ance tests but opportunities for deeper love and under-standing. Sat 5pm & Sun 3pm, MSL Black Box Theater

THEODORE HERSTANDHarold. This humorous and poignant one-person play takes place in a lecture hall of a small midwestern college, where Professor Emeritus Harold Miller finds himself pressed into service to lecture on Chaucer, a sub-ject he has never taught. In this awkward situation, we learn nothing about Chaucer, but quite a bit about Harold…and ourselves. Q&A with playwright Theodore Herstand after the performance. Sat 1pm, MSL Black Box Theater

WAKE UP TO DYING PROJECTFull Circle StoryTelling Night. What is your “Wake Up to Dying” moment? Join us for an evening of first-person true stories told live on stage. Lis-ten to eight local storytellers share their experiences through tales that are practical, emotional, spiritual, funny, interesting, sweet, dif-ficult, and curious. Hosted by Jen Dole and offered by The Wake Up to Dying Project. Sat 7:30pm, MSL Film House ($15, not in-cluded in Saturday daytime pass)

WORKSHOPSALICIA DANIELMedicine Wheel: Opening & Closing Full Circle. Come build a Medicine Wheel with stones and flower petals, consecrating it with words and a vision of joy. The Medicine Wheel will serve as a place to celebrate the mys-tery and magic of the Full Circle gathering, honoring the invis-ible and the sacred. Fun for families with children! Sat 8am & Sun 5pm, MSL Courtyard

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CABOT CREAMERY & KING ARTHUR FLOURBaking Demonstrations. Join Cabot and King Arthur Flour to gain valuable tips and tricks for home baking and cooking. Their talented staff will guide you through making bread sticks, pretzels, and delicious Tomato Cheddar soup dur-ing each one-hour presentation. Get free recipes, yummy samples, and even

a chance to go home with a door prize. Fun for families with children! Sat 11:30am, 1:30pm & 3:30pm, Burlington City Arts

DAVID OLDFIELDLife Mapping. David Oldfield’s workshop is an invitation to depict your entire

life story in images, from birth to death. How you view your fu-ture is an integral part of the experience. Sharing our creative depictions, we are able to appreciate both the private paths we each have taken, and the common ground we share. Sun 1pm, MSL Great Room

FRAN WEINBAUMThe Wisdom of the Wilderness: Women’s Stories of Growth and Transition. Listen to stories of women who have taken their hopes and fears into a wilderness quest and returned with gifts of the heart for their families and communities. Join Fran Weinbaum and other Elder Women to discover the wisdom of nature and begin a similar Circle in your community. Sat 12pm, MSL Great Room

JOAN PRICEHow the Heck Do I Date at This Age? Dating as a senior can feel awkward. How can one navigate online dating and avoid pitfalls that send potential dates scurrying? When to bring up sex? Widowed, divorced, or single, join expert Joan Price for this fun and interactive workshop. All genders and orientations wel-come. Sense of humor helpful. Sat 2pm, MSL Great Room

JOSIE LEAVITTLaughing Through Life. In this stand-up comedy workshop with Josie Leavitt, founder of the Vermont Comedy Divas, partici-pants will learn the basics of stand-up, write their own material and present their work. A fun exploration of what makes a joke funny. This is a fun, fast-paced workshop guaranteed to make you laugh! Limited to 25 participants. Sat 3pm, MSL Great Room

JUDE BONDSharing Stories Through Simple Self-Portrait Puppets. Recommended for grandparents, parents and children ages 4-12. Join teaching artist Jude Bond

to create a self-portrait puppet and use your whimsical creation to share a story about your life with your family member. Fun for families with children! Limited to 16 participants. Sat 9:30am, Burlington City Arts

LYNNE HADLEYGrandmother Council. Grandmother Council is a simple practice -- useful to both men and women -- for connecting with eight facets of ma-ture wisdom. Any group can use this guided journey and the power of ritual to reflect on both personal and community concerns and receive guidance for their work in the world. Sun 11am MSL Great Room

MELINDA WHITE-BRONSONHonor an Age or Stage in 3D. Which stage of life would you like to depict in

a wire figure? Sculptor Melinda White-Bronson guides participants in creating a small wire sculpture. Open to anyone from 3 to 103 years old. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult willing to as-sist. Limited to 20 participants. Fun for families with children! Sat 1pm, Burlington City Arts

"We're delighted and fortunate to be aging with all of you!"

~ Holly & Bob Miller

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NAOMI SHIHAB NYESimple & Shining: Maintaining Dialogue with Ourselves and One An-other through Regular Writing. This writing workshop with poet Naomi Shi-hab Nye is open to everyone, experienced or not. Naomi says, “We are all beginners walking the long path of babble, hungry for meaning. Bring writing utensils and note-book. Expect an exchange of poems, a brief quiet time to write, vol-untary sharing without critiquing. You are welcome to bring a poem which has helped you on the way. At the end, we will feel closer to things we care about, and one another, than we did at the beginning.” Limited to 40 participants. Sat 1pm, Burlington City Arts This event is SOLD OUT.

NATALIE TUCKERLife Reimagined. If you’re wondering, “What’s next?”, AARP’s new online program empowers you to plan your next move. AARP’s Nata-lie Tucker explains this step-by-step approach to help you discover possibilities, prepare for change, and make your goals real – in work, health, relationships, and creativity! Sat 1pm, MSL Board Room

PAM BLAIRIt’s Never Too Late to Create. Fear and early life experiences can manifest by blocking our creativity. Join author, life coach and thera-pist Pam Blair as she takes you through fun and inspiring exercises de-signed to release and expand your creativity no matter what your age, fears or resistance are! Sat 11am, MSL Board Room

RECILLE HAMRELL & DENNIS McSORLEYCelebrating Sharing Family Stories. Storyteller Recille Hamrell and actor

Dennis McSorley will lead you on a journey of sharing your family stories. Join in and walk away with your own family story that will captivate and engage. Recille will provide prompts, guidelines and a list of resources. Be ready to laugh and learn! Sat 11am, City Hall/Contois Auditorium

RESOURCE FAIRExhibitors from area organizations offer resources and information in areas re-lated to aging, health and self care. Sat 9am-3pm, Union Station

SARAH W. BARTLETTLiving Reinvention. This writing workshop explores the theme of re-inventing ourselves at different stages of life in response to changes in the world, our work or family. Sharing our stories of re-creation, we see new possibilities for ourselves. Join Sarah W. Bartlett of Women Writing for (a) Change - Vermont to explore how we are shaped by the roles we choose--or discard! Sat 9am, MSL Board Room

TECHNOLOGY FOR TOMORROWFriendly Computer Instruction. Need help using Facebook or Skype to keep up with family and friends? Are there aspects of technology you find confusing?

Learn how to use computers for fun, communication and creativ-ity. Students from Tech4Tomorrow (on laptops provided) will help you improve your computer skills and increase your plea-sure connecting online! Sat 9am-12pm, Burlington City Arts

VERANDAH PORCHETold Poetry: Listening for Keeps. How often loved ones pass away without transmitting their wisdom! Join poet Verandah Porche in this gentle practice of gathering rich language that would otherwise be lost, for turning talk into text. Participants explore their own poetic imagery, taking turns as narrator and scribe. No experience necessary, no way to do it wrong! Sat 10am, MSL Great Room

YOUNG WRITERS PROJECTConnecting Generations with Stories. Geoffrey Gevalt and Kathy Folley of the Young Writers Project invite you to bring someone of a different generation –

or they can pair you up – to elicit from each other a story to write. YWP will curate the stories and, with permission, share the best with larger audiences. A fun, illuminating session to polish your interviewing, listening, and writing skills. Fun for families with children! Sun 3pm, MSL Great Room

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Main Street LandingFilm House (3rd Floor) 2

Main Street LandingBlack Box Theater (3rd Floor) 2

Main Street LandingAtrium (3rd Floor) 2

Main Street LandingGreat Room (3rd Floor) 2

Main Street LandingBoard Room (2nd Floor) 2

Main Street LandingGallery (2nd Floor) 2

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August First Bakery & Café 4

FlynnSpace 5

City HallContois Auditorium 6

City Hall Gallery 6

Burlington City ArtsLorraine Good Room

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Burlington City ArtsGallery West (2nd Floor) 7

Burlington City ArtsWorkshop Studio (3rd Floor) 7

Burlington City Arts Alleyway (next to City Hall) 7

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Phoenix Books 9

SEABA Gallery 10

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Memorial Auditorium

Free Bike Smoothies offered by Cabot Cheese

Music by Full Circle

Union Station

Family Drum & DancingJeh Kulu

FitnessWorkshops

BH&R/Revera

"Simple and Shining"Naomi Shihab Nye

SOLD OUT

Vermont Senior Games

NIA Movement Demo

Brenda Black

"Memory Palace"Maura Campbell

"Portals of the Star Goddess"Maggie Cahoon

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Before I Die ChalkboardWake Up to Dying Project

RESOURCE FAIR

"It's Never Too Late to Create"

Pam Blair

Cabot Cheese/King Arthur Flour

Baking Demo

"Life Thresholds"

David Oldfield

“Overture to a Thursday Morning"Kali Quinn

"Laughing Through Life" Stand Up Comedy Workshop

Josie Leavitt

"Close Harmony" "The Way We Get By"

Blue Gardenias

"Family Decisions"

Sarah Lemnah

Medicine WheelAlicia Daniel

"Awakening"Carol

Blattspieler

"Wisdom of the Wilderness"Fran Weinbaum

"Facing Our Age"Kali Quinn

"Savvy Seniors Skits"COVE

"Dating at this Age?" Joan Price

Ticket Sales & Check In / Sponsor Tables / Festival Info

"Facing Our Age" Kali Quinn "Portals of the Star Goddess" Maggie Cahoon

"Angel's Perch"

“Told Poetry: Listening for Keeps”

Verandah Porche

WORKSHOP TALK / PANEL DISCUSSION ART EXHIBIT THEATER MUSIC

"Aging Beauty" Kate Tesch "Love Born" Melinda White-Bronson

Free Sampling of Cabot Cheeses & King Arthur Flour Breads

"Four Questions Savers Must Ask"

Greg Ghodsi

Vermont Comedy Divas

"Finding Center: Paper and Fabric Work by Deidre Scherer"

"Sharing Stories thru Self-Portrait Puppets" Workshop

Jude Bond

Friendly Computer InstructionTechnology for Tomorrow

"Honor an Age or Stage in 3D"Wire Workshop

Melinda White-Bronson

“Life Reimagined”AARP/Natalie Tucker

FILM

"One Degree of Separation: Portraits by Todd R. Lockwood"

FOOD

Welcome Address

Susan Wehry"Finding Center"

Deidre Scherer

"The Gambling

Man""Gen Silent" Full Circle StoryTelling Night

Wake Up to Dying Project

“Harold”Theodore Herstand

"Living Reinvention"Sarah Bartlett

"Celebrating Family Stories"Recille Hamrell

Book Sales: Poetry and Prose of Naomi Shihab Nye & other Full Circle Festival authors

"Dawn to Dusk"Lida Winfield


Baking Demo


Baking Demo

Line DancingHeineberg

Highsteppers

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"An"Ordinary

Life"

"Life Model" &"Let's Face It"

"Aliceheimer's" Dana Walrath "Lasting Impressions: The Lives We Touch" Burlington Health & Rehab/Revera

“Long Gone”Lida Winfield &

Ellen Smith Ahern

"Hands": Art Exhibit and Fundraiser for HANDS

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August First Bakery & Café 4

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City HallContois Auditorium 6

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Burlington City ArtsLorraine Good Room

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Burlington City ArtsGallery West (2nd Floor) 7

Burlington City ArtsWorkshop Studio (3rd Floor) 7


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Phoenix Books 9

SEABA Gallery 10

COLOR KEY

Memorial Auditorium

Free Bike Smoothies offered by Cabot Cheese

Music by Full Circle

Union Station

Family Drum & DancingJeh Kulu

FitnessWorkshops

BH&R/Revera

"Simple and Shining"Naomi Shihab Nye

SOLD OUT

Vermont Senior Games

NIA Movement Demo

Brenda Black


"Portals of the Star Goddess"Maggie Cahoon

FITNESS /MOVEMENT


RESOURCE FAIR

"It's Never Too Late to Create"

Pam Blair


Baking Demo

"Life Thresholds"

David Oldfield

“Overture to a Thursday Morning"Kali Quinn

"Laughing Through Life" Stand Up Comedy Workshop

Josie Leavitt

"Close Harmony" "The Way We Get By"

Blue Gardenias

"Family Decisions"

Sarah Lemnah


"Awakening"Carol

Blattspieler

"Wisdom of the Wilderness"Fran Weinbaum

"Facing Our Age"Kali Quinn

"Savvy Seniors Skits"COVE

"Dating at this Age?" Joan Price



"Angel's Perch"

“Told Poetry: Listening for Keeps”

Verandah Porche

WORKSHOP TALK / PANEL DISCUSSION ART EXHIBIT THEATER MUSIC

"Aging Beauty" Kate Tesch "Love Born" Melinda White-Bronson


"Four Questions Savers Must Ask"

Greg Ghodsi

Vermont Comedy Divas


"Sharing Stories thru Self-Portrait Puppets" Workshop

Jude Bond

Friendly Computer InstructionTechnology for Tomorrow

"Honor an Age or Stage in 3D"Wire Workshop

Melinda White-Bronson

“Life Reimagined”AARP/Natalie Tucker

FILM

"One Degree of Separation: Portraits by Todd R. Lockwood"

FOOD

Welcome Address

Susan Wehry"Finding Center"

Deidre Scherer

"The Gambling

Man""Gen Silent" Full Circle StoryTelling Night

Wake Up to Dying Project

“Harold”Theodore Herstand

"Living Reinvention"Sarah Bartlett

"Celebrating Family Stories"Recille Hamrell




Baking Demo


Baking Demo

Line DancingHeineberg

Highsteppers

INFO /BOOKS

"An"Ordinary

Life"

"Life Model" &"Let's Face It"

"Aliceheimer's" Dana Walrath "Lasting Impressions: The Lives We Touch" Burlington Health & Rehab/Revera

“Long Gone”Lida Winfield &

Ellen Smith Ahern

"Hands": Art Exhibit and Fundraiser for HANDS

DANCE

Jenni Johnson& The Junketeers

"Laugh 'Till You Die"Tom Murphy

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Life Mapping WorkshopDavid Oldfield

Panel: "Aging and Growing: Creative Choices for Later Life"

WORKSHOP TALK / PANEL DISCUSSION ART EXHIBIT THEATER


"Aliceheimer's" Dana Walrath"Lasting Impressions: The Lives We Touch" Burlington Health & Rehab/Revera

“Aliceheimer's”Dana Walrath


"The Senator & the Artist”


INFO / BOOKS


“Vamping"Kali Quinn

DANCE

Paneurythmy Movement Workshop

Rupa Cousins

MUSIC FITNESS /MOVEMENT FILM


"Age of Champions" "There is a Bridge" "Holding Our Own:Embracing the End of Life"

Main Street LandingAtrium (3rd Floor)

"Aging Beauty" Kate Tesch"Love Born" Melinda White-Bronson

"Elderhood and Aging"

Kaylynn TwoTrees


Panel: "Culture and Aging"VT Refugee Resettlement Pgm

Judy Scott

"Grandmother Council"Lynne Hadley

Panel: "Where Will We Live?"

YogaMartha Whitney


Noyana Singers Social Band

"Sex and Aging: Myth Busting"Joan Price


“Money and Memory"

Christine Moriarty


"Connecting Generations with Stories"Young Writers Project

Geoff Gevalt & Kathy Folley


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SATURDAY Two 14-passenger vehicles, 9am-5pm, wheelchair accessible

Stops at:Flynn Theater Main Street LandingMemorial Auditorium Union StationContois Auditorium

SUNDAY One 14-passenger vehicle10am-5pm, wheelchair accessible

Stops at:Flynn Theater Main Street LandingBurlington City Arts

Programs and activities held in facilities of the City of Burlington are accessible to people with disabilities. For information or to request accommodations, call 802-448-5592 or 802-253-0195 VT Relay Service.

Full Circle Festival will provide shuttle vans that will continuously loop up and down Main Street throughout both days.

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Our registered dietitians can help you find the foods that fit your needs and answer any nutritional questions you may have.

Join your Hannaford dietitian for FREE nutrition classes, in-store demos, and group healthy-store tours. Go to hannaford.com/dietitians

to view a monthly schedule of FREE events.

Brigitte Harton, RD, CDSouth Burlington Hannaford 217 Dorset Street

Joanne Heidkamp, MS, RDSouth Burlington Hannaford 218 Hannaford Drive

Williston Hannaford 78 Marshall Avenue

Meet yourHannaford Dietitians!

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Visit LifeReimagined.org to find the tools, activities and support you need to explore your possibilities.

Sometimes the process of doing something di�erent can be daunting.

And maybe you need a little encouragement to take that first step.

220985 LR VT Full Circle Ad.indd 1 1/22/14 11:03 AM

Film House

Black Box

Theater

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Ira Allen Chapel

Main Street Landing

Union Station

FlynnSpace

City Hall

Burlington City Arts

Memorial Auditorium

SEABA

Phoenix Books

August First Bakery

Hotel Info

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Burlington City Arts

Memorial Auditorium

SEABA

Phoenix Books

August First Bakery

Doubletree by Hilton Burlington 1117 Williston Rd.Burlington, VT 05403888-370-0998

Sheraton870 Williston Rd.Burlington, VT 05403802-865-6600

Hotel Vermont41 Cherry St.Burlington, VT 05401802-651-0080

Hotel Info

central vermont

EXPO5

Saturday, April 26, 2014 Holiday Inn Conference Center — Rutland • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

ALL AGES

WELCOME!

FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING

SPONSORS:

VERMONT MATURITY

PRESENTED BY:

vermontmaturity.com/RutlandEXPO • 872-9000

The largest event for Baby Boomers & Seniors in Central Vermont!

• Interactive exhibits

• Seminars/workshops

• Live entertainment

• Great giveaways

• and more!

To exhibit call 872-9000 x18.

Elvis!in concert

Dana Z, the most sought after Elvis Tribute Artist/Impersonator in the New England area,

will be live at the EXPO at 2 p.m.

Full Circle Street Map Legend

Whether you’re coming to Full Circle from out of town or out of state, several hotels and motels are within minutes of Burlington’s downtown Full Circle Festival. Come experience New England hospitality at its best in Burlington, VT!

“A full circle approach centered

on you.”

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Full Circle Sponsors

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In addition to all our Sponsors, Full Circle Festival is deeply grateful to the following businesses and individuals for all their support.

Camilla Rockwell, Co-DirectorCarolyn Cooke, Co-DirectorJanice Shade, Marketing DirectorJo Sabel Courtney, Public Relations Director

August First BakeryBurlington City ArtsC.I.D.E.R.City of BurlingtonDoubletreeFeldman’s BagelsFirst Night BurlingtonFletcher Free Library Flynn Center for the Performing ArtsHotel VermontHoward Street Guest House

All our VolunteersA-DogAlison LockwoodAndrea KingAnn IrwinAnn PearceAnne DamroschAnnette BrowneBettina DoldBob PascoBrenda BlackCarrie ShamelCharley McMartinChristine WernekeDave RevilleDavid BlisteinDebbie WorthleyDiane DownerDon Radtke

F U L L C I R C L E T E A M

Linsey Foster-Mason, Volunteer CoordinatorSharon Thompson Radtke, Event Logistics ManagerSuzy Finnefrock, Resource Fair Manager

B U S I N E S S E S

Main Street LandingMidway Center for Creative ImaginationMirabelle’sPhoenix BooksSEABASheratonSign-a-ramaSouth End StudioStaplesUniversity of Vermont

I N D I V I D U A L S

Elizabeth DavisErnie PomerleauFiona MasonHannah DennisonHinda MillerHolly MillerHolly WilkinsonJanet NunziataJanet StambolianJean ReinsboroughJoey CorcoranJosie Furchgott SourdiffeKate RommKathy LeoKathy SouliaKaylynn TwoTreesKen SwearingenLeigh SteeleLisbeth Dodd

Liz FukashimaMarcy KassMariah RiggsMeagan BuckleyMegan ShrethsaMelody CookeMiles CarrNaima DennisNirali DesaiPam MacPhersonPatricia FontainePaula Fives-TaylorRenee ReinerRoberta MacDonaldSabrina GibsonSarah W. BartlettTim WickWendy ConquestWendy O’Connell

Thank You

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