Dickens in Lowell: Mar. 30 - Oct. 20, 2012

Partners

We are proud members of the Dickens 2012 worldwide bicentenary celebration. Dickens in Lowell is offering the largest New England event series in honor of the Inimitable's 200th birthday.

Institutional Partners:

Dickens in Lowell is a collaborative venture of the University of Massachusetts Lowell and the Lowell National Historical Park, with major support from the Charles Dickens Museum of London, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and the Tsongas Industrial History Center.

Sponsors:

Major funding support comes from The Theodore Edson Parker Foundation, as well as:

• The University of Massachusetts President's Office Creative Economy Initiative
• Lowell National Historical Park
• University of Massachusetts Lowell College of Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

• The Cultural Organization of Lowell
• Middlesex Community College
• Moses Greeley Parker Lecture Series
• Lowell Women's Week
• UMass Lowell:
  • Center for Arts & Ideas
  • English Department
  • Music Department
  • Gender Studies Program
  • Disability Studies
  • Offiice of Public Affairs
  • Office of Student Affairs
  • Provost's Office
• The New England States Touring program of the New England Foundation for the Arts, made possible with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts Regional Touring Program and the six New England state arts agencies.
  

• ModVic Steampunk Design
• Follett Higher Education Group (UMass Lowell Bookstore)

Community Partners:

Dickens in Lowellis truly a community-wide celebration with many partners, including:

• American Textile History Museum
• Angkor Dance Troupe
• Brush Art Gallery
• Center for Lowell History
  
• Girls Incorporated
• Light of Cambodian Children, Inc.
• Lowell Historical Society
• Lowell Humane Society
• New England Quilt Museum
• Nigerian Association of Merrimack Valley
• 119 Gallery
• Pollard Memorial Library
• Revolving Museum
• Whistler House Museum of Art
• United Teen Equality Center

Dickens in Lowell is sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Lowell, in partnership with the Lowell National Historical Park, the Tsongas Industrial History Center, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and the Charles Dickens Museum London, and with generous support from the Theodore Edson Parker Foundation and the University of Massachusetts President’s Office.