Does my ticket include admission to the mural exhibit?

All tickets include access to all three levels to view the mural, but the experience will not include tours, audio guides, video presentations, or placards. We recommend that you return to AMP during exhibit hours for the full mural experience.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all three levels and facilities are wheelchair accessible. There are a limited number of accessible spaces in the parking lot. Please call for details. We’d be happy to assist you.

Yes. You will receive parking details with your email confirmation.

Are there accommodations nearby to stay overnight?

Yes. The historic Old Riverton Inn (rivertoninn.com) is a landmark hotel nestled along the banks of the Farmington River. The Manor House Inn (manorhouse-norfolk.com) is an official Green Hotel, set on five acres in Connecticut’s breathtaking Litchfield Hills. They're both great options.

Is there a refund policy?

Yes. Refunds are determined on a case-by-case basis.

AMERICA 250 | Live Performance Tickets, Friday, May 1 from 7 pm to 8 pm

Overview

So What Do You Do?: Work Stories Live

One of the first plays written immediately after September 11, playwright Anne Nelson’s one-act play is a sensitive examination of loss, connection, and the power of language.

In the wake of the September 11 attacks, New York City fire captain Nick has the monumental task of writing eulogies for eight of his men who were killed. Unable to adequately put his memories and sentiments into words, he enlists the help of Joan, a news editor and former journalist. Nick and Joan come from completely different worlds and, were it not for the attacks, never would have met. United through tragedy, Nick and Joan discover a shared humanity as they craft poignant remembrances of “the guys”.

Herstory Theater, founded by Virginia Wolf in Farmington, CT, focuses most often in telling the stories of little known women in history, but also takes on other projects with important (or fun) stories to tell. Learn more at www.herstorytheater.com.

About the Mural Gallery at AMP

So What Do You Do?: Work Stories Live

One of the first plays written immediately after September 11, playwright Anne Nelson’s one-act play is a sensitive examination of loss, connection, and the power of language.

In the wake of the September 11 attacks, New York City fire captain Nick has the monumental task of writing eulogies for eight of his men who were killed. Unable to adequately put his memories and sentiments into words, he enlists the help of Joan, a news editor and former journalist. Nick and Joan come from completely different worlds and, were it not for the attacks, never would have met. United through tragedy, Nick and Joan discover a shared humanity as they craft poignant remembrances of “the guys”.

Herstory Theater, founded by Virginia Wolf in Farmington, CT, focuses most often in telling the stories of little known women in history, but also takes on other projects with important (or fun) stories to tell. Learn more at www.herstorytheater.com.

About the Mural Gallery at AMP

AMP’s mural gallery, set in a renovated historic mill, combines industrial character with an artistic edge. Its centerpiece is the incredible indoor mural—120 feet long and five stories high—that celebrates American workers on a grand scale.

With the mural as the backdrop to the workshop—and three levels for viewing and reflecting—you'll have a rare opportunity to explore a space that honors creativity, work, and the stories that shape us.

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Highlights

1 hour
all ages
In person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Location

American Mural Project

90 Whiting Street

Winsted, CT 06098

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