Elmira Composer’s Arrangement of Clemens Family Poem Performed at Mark Twain House by Hartford Chamber Ensemble
Listen to & learn about “Good Night, Dear Heart,” a composition by Elmira native, Dan Forrest, based upon Susy Clemens’s headstone.
Category: Twain for Teachers
Virginia Theater Staging Tom Sawyer On Demand
We talked with the playwright who adapted Mark Twain’s novel for the Barter Theatre stage.
Editor’s Re:Marks (Introduction to the 2020 Mark Twain Annual)
Ben Click, editor of the Mark Twain Annual, shares his introduction to the 2020 issue, which includes a survey of its contents.
Twain for Teachers: Why not Mark Twain’s “A Medieval Romance”? (from KeepingClassics.com)
A Kansas teacher explains how this early Mark Twain story appeals to the interests of contemporary students.
Welcome to the 2020 CMTS Summer Teachers Institute!
Meet the coordinators of our entirely virtual 2020 Summer Teachers Institute.
CMTS Announces the 3rd Annual Quarry Farm Fireplace Creative Writing Contest
Contest is open to 2nd-6th graders. Deadline is April 24, 2020.
Upcoming Staged Reading Will Celebrate Sam and Livy's 150th Wedding Anniversary
Event takes place on Wednesday, February 5 at 7pm on the Elmira College Campus
An Interview With Virgie Hoban About Six Degrees of Mark Twain
Check out this unique multimedia resource focused on Mark Twain’s social network, created by Virgie Hoban and the Mark Twain Project.
Take A Virtual Tour of Woodlawn Cemetery, Resting Place of Mark Twain & Many Other Notable Figures of Nineteenth-Century America
In our episode of the C19: America In The 19th-Century podcast, Matt Seybold took listeners on an audio-tour of Woodlawn Cemetery in Elmira, the resting place of not only Mark Twain, but conductors and stationmasters on the Underground Railroad and many unsung activists and philanthropists. The podcast was one of our major projects of 2019, alongside the launch of several notable resources for scholars and teachers. We are proud to […]
Members of the Elmira College Community Perform A Revised Version of “A True Story”
In September 2019, the Elmira College community performed a revised version of “A True Story”