Warner trustees plan 2026-27 programming season
The Warner Free Lecture Trustees outlined 2026-27 programming and reported their account balance had grown. The Harvard board discussed upcoming lectures including a Pin Hill presentation possibly in partnership with the Historical Society and Conservation Trust, a Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Warner Free Lecture Trustees · Meeting of March 17, 2026
HARVARD — The Warner Free Lecture Trustees outlined 2026-27 programming and reported their account balance had grown. The Harvard board discussed upcoming lectures including a Pin Hill presentation possibly in partnership with the Historical Society and Conservation Trust, a Commonwealth Fusion Systems update, and an artificial intelligence presentation, plus a square dance at Town Hall budgeted around $900. The trustees' account balance grew to $38,772 from $36,675, with an expected $350 reimbursement from Harvard LCC pending the March 26 Bromfield Lecture.
One trustee is investigating state grant opportunities for next season. Attendance at the recent Ted Reinstein lecture, roughly 40 people, was lower than anticipated.
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Source: the Warner Free Lecture Trustees meeting of March 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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