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Meetings: 2nd Saturday of the month
Contact: Meghan Kelly  - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Alternative: Marigny Dupuy - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The Dickens Fellowship of New Orleans meets from September to May, usually on the second Saturday, at the Bright Library of Metairie Park Country Day School in Metairie, Louisiana. Our group concentrates on one book each year, and meetings feature discussions, film clips, guest speakers, and tea parties. Each December we read aloud a stave from A Christmas Carol and enjoy a seasonal feast.

Website: dickensnewyork.com

Regular meeting venue: The DFNY meets the third Saturday of each month on Zoom. Visit our website for information to find out more about our Fellowship, including our current reading schedule and for information about how to receive a meeting link.

President: Jordan Cerbone This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The Dickens Fellowship of New York was founded in 1905. Members of our Fellowship vote on a work by Charles Dickens to be studied. Our meetings consist of chapter presentations by volunteers from our DFNY which include discussion questions. After the presentation of a chapter, a discussion is then led by our moderator. Each meeting features very interesting and thought-provoking discussions! All are invited to participate!
Lunches, brunches, and special outings are gatherings occasionally scheduled and enjoyed by members of our Fellowship .
The Dickens Fellowship of New York encourages all members to participate in its programs and activities to their individual degree of interest, and welcomes new members from near and far, all walks of life, and at all levels of interest in the writings and philosophies of Charles Dickens.
Yearly, due to the enthusiasm and support of our members we are able to generously donate to local charities that would have appealed so strongly to the heart of Charles Dickens.

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Contact: Dr Elliot Engel, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Website: www.dickensnorthofboston.com/
Regular meeting venue:  The Salem Athenaeum 
Contact:  Kathleen Anderson, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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North of Boston Branch (No.206) The Branch was founded in Spring 2010. Founder Deb Benvie just returning from a London trip had become acquainted with the Dickens Museum and Fellowship. Upon her return to the Massachusetts area she realized that the closest Fellowship was in Greater Boston. The North of Boston Branch achieved Charter status in 2011.  The Salem Athenaeum is the base for the literary group and has served the membership well. We hope to participate and forward Dickens through the many cultural festivals, and events held in the area.  Meetings are a combination of book club, social events, student programming, and community education.

Website - https://dickensphila.org/

Branch Secretary - Veronica Scutaro - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Our new group e-mail address is:
Dickensfellowshipphila@gmail.com

Contact: Patricia Vinci, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The fellowship meets one Saturday afternoon a month to share good food and conviviality in the true spirit of Dickens and to enjoy the day’s Dickens presentation and discussions. If you do not live in the Philadelphia area and are unable to attend meetings, you can read about the meetings and about Dickens in general in our monthly newsletter, The Buzfuz Bulletin, which will be mailed to you. Our season opens in September with an overview of a chosen Dickens book of the year. At Christmas, we celebrate the immortal Christmas Carol by engaging in some spirited fun. In February, we pay our greatest homage to Charles Dickens as we celebrate the anniversary of his birth with a Toast to the Immortal Memory of the man who truly made Christmas merry! Our season ends with a June Outing.