Tickets

Your browser does not have JavaScript enabled.
You will need to enable JavaScript before you can use this webpage.

Search for help on enabling JavaScript

Fields marked * require an entry.

All guests enjoy an elegant reception with heavy hors d’oeuvres, creative cocktails, and music, followed by the award presentation, a reading from the winning book, and a lively discussion between the author and prize benefactor, New York Times bestseller and The Mark Twain House & Museum trustee, David Baldacci. The evening ends with a dessert reception following the program.

Patron ticket holders also include a VIP Reception with David Baldacci and winning author, Alice McDermott, a signed copy of winning book - Absolution, and preferred seating for program.

(Limited tables of 10 available for group purchases.)

Prefer to mail a check? Please contact Dawn Veillette Diana at dawn.vdiana@marktwainhouse.org or 860-280-3113 to arrange your tickets.

Package Name	Amount	Quantity	Subtotal

Patron Ticket	$300.00		$0.00



Individual Ticket	$200.00		$0.00

Registration closes: Friday, November 1, 2024

I would like to make a donation

Donation Amount:

I would like to cover the credit card fees for my purchase:

3.95%

Total:

$0.00

Discount Code:
(displayed on Confirmation Page)

Next
Reset Processing, Please Wait...

Thank You to our generous Sponsors!

Presenting Sponsor

Premier Sponsor

Chapter Sponsor

Page Sponsors

Text Sponsor

About Us

The mission of The Mark Twain House & Museum: Mark Twain changed the way the world sees America and the way Americans see themselves. We carry on this legacy to foster an appreciation of Twain as one of our nation's defining cultural figures, and to demonstrate the continuing relevance of his work, life, and times.

The Mark Twain House & Museum has restored the author's historic Hartford, Connecticut home, built in 1874, where the author and his family lived for 17 years. It was here that Twain wrote his most important works, including Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. In addition to providing tours of Twain's restored home, a National Historic Landmark, we offer educational and public programs that encourage critical thinking and foster literacy, humanity, and social justice.