To celebrate Berry History Week March 29 – April 2, we're excited to announce a series of THREE free virtual events, including:

- Building Berry: An Architectural History of Berry College
- Cabin to Castle: History of the First Girls School at Berry
- Berry History Week: Trivia Night with Andy Craddock (89C)!

Register for one (or all three!) of the Berry History Week events today: www.alwaysberry.com/history

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ABOUT CABIN TO CASTLE: HISTORY OF THE FIRST GIRLS SCHOOL AT BERRY
Join Dr. Susan J. Bandy (70C) as she shares the story of how Martha Berry founded the Martha Berry School for Girls in 1909.

Register for the FREE virtual event now: www.alwaysberry.com/history

- Where: Facebook Live
- When: Wednesday, March 31
- What Time: 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET
- Who: Open to all Berry alums and friends

During her free virtual lecture, Dr. Bandy will discuss the importance of the role of women in developing the school during the first three decades of its history.

As women entered public life in various spheres in the early twentieth century – most visibly in education, philanthropy, and the arts – "Circles of Women" helped Martha Berry form the school. These influential "Circles of Women" included teachers and leaders of the educational programs at the school; philanthropists and donors; and painters, writers, and public figures.

Join Dr. Bandy for this FREE virtual event to discover more about this important piece of Berry’s educational history.

Highlights from her talk will include:

• The circle of women who influenced the Martha Berry School for Girls
• Martha Berry’s vision for the Martha Berry School for Girls
• The impact of key women who were part of the Martha Berry School for Girls early days

Susan will also host a live Q&A at the end of the presentation, so be prepared to test her knowledge!

PRIZES:
To make this event even more fun, THREE randomly selected attendees will receive a commemorative Berry Ford Buildings Mug (not available anywhere else)!

Simply comment the phrase “MBSG” in the comment section of the Facebook Live video during the event for a chance to win!

Join Susan for a free virtual event on Wednesday, March 31, on Facebook Live. Register for Berry History Week events (including this one!) here: www.alwaysberry.com/history