Upcoming Events

December 12^th is the 25^th anniversary of The Supreme Court case Bush v. Gore that decided the 2000 US Presidential election.

In a field dominated by male comedians, this laugh-provoking lecture explores the most beloved women laugh-makers who have entertained us in motion pictures and TV.

Learn how the largest group of classic comedians were put together to create one of the funniest, loudest, and most frantic comedy films ever made.  Some highlight films will be shown.

Celebrate America's extraordinary artistic legacy as we commemorate our nation's 250th anniversary with a curated exploration of the masterworks that have defined our cultural identity.

After being pursued relentlessly by Count Almaviva, the Countess is distraught that her marriage is falling apart due to his infidelity.

In this lecture and demonstration virtual class, you will learn all about the newest form of digital currency. What is crypto? Is it safe? How does it work? These questions and many more will be answered.

This is a wonderful opportunity to relive some of the signature musical numbers first performed on TV. Video clips will include some wonderful duets and medleys performed by Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand, Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley.

Come with us to delve into modern British spy novels and the real-life characters and circumstances that inspired countless plot twists.

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In a field dominated by male comedians, this laugh-provoking lecture explores the most beloved women laugh-makers who have entertained us in motion pictures and TV.

The tiaras and jewelry, which are magnificent adornments, have not only adorned the heard and necks of royalty but have also become symbols of tradition, power and elegance.

For Black History Month join us to learn how Berry Gordy's company Motown played an important role in the racial integration of popular music achieving crossover success. Lecture includes videos of the early years.

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Harry Belafonte was one of the most successful performers of all time and a dynamic force in the civil rights movement.

The hit Broadway musical Hamilton showed the Founding Fathers rapping and dancing. But what did they actually do for entertainment?