Radically Rural | Sept. 25-26

Keene, New Hampshire

Posted Friday, June 9, 2023 2:15 am

Event Dates

Wednesday, September 25, 2024 through Thursday, September 26, 2024

Website

https://hannahgrimes.com/programs/radically-rural/

Learn. Share. Network. Enjoy.

Join us in Keene, New Hampshire, Sept. 25 & 26. We promise you will meet new and interesting people, immerse yourself in engaging and memorable sessions, and enjoy great local food and entertainment — all wrapped up in an amazing small New England town experience. Autumn in New England is our most colorful and vibrant time!

We know you will leave Radically Rural overflowing with great ideas, new friends and filled with inspiration to make a difference in your community.

We understand that some folks are physically unable to make the trip, which is why we will be making recordings for most sessions available after.

LEARN MORE: https://hannahgrimes.com/programs/radically-rural/

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