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Assateague Coastal Trust, Inc.

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Sip of Science Series: &#39;What Remains&#39;Stories of Memory, Place, and what Endures Thursday, November 12, 2026 | 5:30&ndash;8:00 PM Art Collective at the Factory | 12 S Main Street, Berlin, Maryland$10 per person In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, Assateague Coastal Trust (ACT), in collaboration with Emily Collins, founder and producer of Past &amp; Currents: Stories from the Shore, invites you to a special evening of storytelling, reflection, and community connection as part of ACT&rsquo;s Sip of Science series. This gathering will bring together Indigenous, African American, and historic voices from Maryland&rsquo;s Eastern Shore to share personal stories, experiences, and perspectives that illuminate the people, histories, and cultures that have shaped our region. Our panel will feature Dr. Clara Small, Bernadette Cannady &amp; Newell Quinton, and Chief Donna Abbott.&nbsp;Through an informal, story-centered conversation, each participant will share a meaningful experience or reflection connected to memory, ancestry, land, family, tradition, identity, and belonging. Guided by the theme &#39;What Remains&#39;, the evening will explore the stories we inherit, the histories we carry, the traditions we preserve, and the connections that endure across generations. Together, we&rsquo;ll reflect on the importance of remembering voices that have too often gone unheard and honoring the experiences that continue to shape our communities today. At its heart, Past &amp; Currents is about bringing neighbors together through stories we might not otherwise have the opportunity to hear. This is an invitation to listen with curiosity, learn from one another, and deepen our understanding of the rich and complex histories of the Eastern Shore. Join us for an evening of meaningful conversation, shared perspectives, and community connection as we honor Native American Heritage Month and celebrate the power of storytelling to connect us to our past, our place, and one another.Come curious. Leave connected. Presented by Assateague Coastal Trust&rsquo;s Sip of Science series in collaboration with Emily Collins and Past &amp; Currents: Stories from the Shore. By registering, you&rsquo;re joining Assateague Coastal Trust&rsquo;s work to protect and defend the health of Delmarva&rsquo;s waters through clear data, open dialogue, and thoughtful action.&nbsp;

Sip of Science Series: 'What Remains'Stories of Memory, Place, and what Endures Thursday, November 12, 2026 | 5:30–8:00 PM Art Collective at the Factory | 12 S Main Street, Berlin, Maryland$10 per person In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, Assateague Coastal Trust (ACT), in collaboration with Emily Collins, founder and producer of Past &amp; Currents: Stories from the Shore, invites you to a special evening of storytelling, reflection, and community connection as part of ACT’s Sip of Science series. This gathering will bring together Indigenous, African American, and historic voices from Maryland’s Eastern Shore to share personal stories, experiences, and perspectives that illuminate the people, histories, and cultures that have shaped our region. Our panel will feature Dr. Clara Small, Bernadette Cannady &amp; Newell Quinton, and Chief Donna Abbott. Through an informal, story-centered conversation, each participant will share a meaningful experience or reflection connected to memory, ancestry, land, family, tradition, identity, and belonging. Guided by the theme 'What Remains', the evening will explore the stories we inherit, the histories we carry, the traditions we preserve, and the connections that endure across generations. Together, we’ll reflect on the importance of remembering voices that have too often gone unheard and honoring the experiences that continue to shape our communities today. At its heart, Past &amp; Currents is about bringing neighbors together through stories we might not otherwise have the opportunity to hear. This is an invitation to listen with curiosity, learn from one another, and deepen our understanding of the rich and complex histories of the Eastern Shore. Join us for an evening of meaningful conversation, shared perspectives, and community connection as we honor Native American Heritage Month and celebrate the power of storytelling to connect us to our past, our place, and one another.Come curious. Leave connected. Presented by Assateague Coastal Trust’s Sip of Science series in collaboration with Emily Collins and Past &amp; Currents: Stories from the Shore. By registering, you’re joining Assateague Coastal Trust’s work to protect and defend the health of Delmarva’s waters through clear data, open dialogue, and thoughtful action.

Assateague Coastal Trust, Inc.

Sip of Science Series - 'What Remains'

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