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(R) Registration Required
(NR) Registration Not Required
Flying Solo
Experience the inspirational story of Bessica Faith Medlar Raiche in an original one woman play during the centennial anniversary of her historic first solo flight. This play portrays Dr. Raiche in the year 1920, ten years after her first flight. See vintage photographs and hear dramatic stories.
1:30-2:30pm Wed., May 12 (R)
Women in the Arts
Dr. Suzanne L. Epstein will present a digital lecture on the many contributions made by women artists from Antiquity through the 19th century with emphasis on a woman’s varied and vital role as artists’ model and muse.
7-8pm Wed., May 19 (R)
Have You Told Your Story
Karen Ross, founder of Custom Interviews, and Jacqui Neurauter, a professional life coach, will present this workshop on how to share your personal story through audio or video.
1:30-3pm Fri., May 21 (R)
An Ordinary Woman
Actress Janet Gilleland presents a costumed, dramatic presentation of what life would have been like for an ordinary early 1900s woman.
7-8pm Thurs., Jun. 3 (R)
Route 66
Road warrior David Clark traces this famous route, beginning in Chicago and continuing all the way to Los Angeles. We’ll visit the small towns and landmarks along the way, and you’ll understand just why Route 66 has been coined "America’s Mainstreet."
7-8:30pm Wed., Jun. 16 (R)
Step Into History
Explore the ethnic farms of Old World Wisconsin, see New Salem, tour 19th century villages and Indian camps at Conner Prairie Park in Indiana and go to America’s largest restored Shaker community at Kentucky’s Pleasant Hill.
7-8pm Wed., Jun. 23 (R)
Tales from the Oregon Trail
Using historical photographs and journals, actress Lynn Rymarz portrays 6-year-old Eliza Dibble Sawtell and shares her story of traveling on the Oregon Trail in 1852. Hear her adventures, hardships, joys and sorrows.
7-8:30pm Thurs., Jul. 15 (R)