Cabin Fever History Series
Local Connecticut authors share history and folklore across three Saturday talks each winter, co-sponsored with the East Hampton Public Library.
How to Attend the Series
January, February, and March of 2026.
Directions: From the Stop & Shop on Route 66, go south on Main Street approximately 5 miles. The Library is on the left. Questions? Call 860-267-6621.
Three Saturdays, Three Storytellers
Meet the authors and historians joining us for the 2026 season.
True Tales of New England
Monica Peterson weaves vivid tales for audiences young and old, offering both fascinating historical sagas and timeless folklore. She performs in costume, featuring photos and artifacts that complement each tale.
Monica Peterson has entertained at the JFK Presidential Library, the Children's Museum of the Arts in Manhattan, the New Britain Museum of American Art, and the Connecticut Storytelling Festival.
Love and War and Other Stories of World War Two
Aaron has spent decades preserving the stories of the "Greatest Generation," accumulating a personal archive of more than 600 hours of audiotaped interviews.
His work has been used as source material in more than two dozen books and a dozen documentaries, including "The Color of War" and "Patton 360," shown on the History Channel.
From Liberty to Legacy
Michael Langlois presents From Liberty to Legacy: Exploring American Ideals in the Musicals 1776 and Hamilton. Presented in period clothing, audiences are guided through the story with an emotional delivery.
His storytelling is enhanced by theatrical lighting and sound effects that create an atmosphere rich in ambiance and drama.
The Venue
East Hampton Public Library
105 Main Street
East Hampton, CT 06424
860-267-6621
860-267-6622 (alt)
Mon–Wed: 10–8
Thu–Fri: 10–5 · Closed Sun
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Cabin Fever History Series.
What is the Cabin Fever History Series?
An annual series of three talks by local Connecticut authors and historians, co-sponsored by the East Hampton Public Library and the Chatham Historical Society.
Is it free to attend?
Yes, all three talks are free and open to the public.
Where is the series held?
In the Community Room at the East Hampton Public Library, 105 Main Street, East Hampton, CT 06424.
Is this held every year?
Yes, it's an annual Chatham Historical Society tradition held each January through March. Follow our Facebook or Instagram for updates on the 2027 season.
How many talks are there each season?
Three, held on three separate Saturdays at 11:00 AM, one each in January, February, and March.
