September 2, 2010 | there are 3670 items in the archive | welcome, friend
Welcome One and All!
Submitted by Holden Village on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 11:58
The legacy and history of Holden Village belong to everyone. For more than four decades, teachers, scholars and artists from all disciplines have given of their own time and spirit to come to this place in the wilderness to freely share their gifts.
The resulting sessions, discussions and seminars have been faithfully recorded by village volunteers and constitute a collection of great breadth and importance.
Summer 2009 is Here!
Submitted by Holden Village on Tue, 07/07/2009 - 09:31
Most of our sessions for Summer 2009 have been added to our online collection! You can now listen to recordings from a whole range of our summer programming: bible study, theology, science, culture and more. Included in the newest batch are most of our Summer Concert Series. You can also visit Summer 2009 on our website for a list of presenters and topics with the dates they were here.
Don't forget to add your comments! You can recommend sessions below and add descriptions and feedback to individual sessions.
Stories for Winter
Submitted by Holden Village on Wed, 11/19/2008 - 17:54As the cold and dark of winter settles in, its a great time to curl up with cocoa and a story. Check out some of these recordings from story tellers over the years at Holden:
- Children's stories by Tom Ahlstrom, 1977
- Saga of Nanny Bozo by Randy Faro, 1985
- Stories & Parables by Herb Brokering, 1977
- Wes Prieb Stories by Wes Prieb, 1977
Holden Miners' Reunion
Submitted by Holden Village on Tue, 09/02/2008 - 13:27
This week, Holden celebrates the fifty-first year anniversary of the closing of the Holden Mine. Former Holden workers and residents, families, and friends are gathering in the village this week for historical presentations, story telling sessions, and updates on mine site cleanup. In honor of this event, we have delved through the archives and found for you a list of mine related sessions. Here, you will find information about life during the mining days and historical presentations. Please leave your comments and feel free to suggest other sessions people might like to check out!
Alan Storey at Holden Village
Submitted by Holden Village on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 16:19
Holden Village was lucky to receive a visit from South African minister and teacher Alan Storey. Many were moved and challenged by these sessions, which have been the most requested of the summer.
