Final Ekdahl Lecture for 2025-2026 Series!

March 25 | 4:30pm | Regnier Forum
Dan Snow

Lecture title: Hand-Built Stonework: An Ancient Culture of Immediate Creation

Dan Snow is a master craftsman, landscape architect, and maker whose forty-year career has been dedicated to re-imagining the relationship between people, place, and natural materials. Based in Vermont, he specializes in dry-stone construction and site-specific environmental art — creating landscapes that are both functional and deeply evocative.

 

 

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