Join Us in Celebrating Our 30th Anniversary in 2025
The third Saturday climate change lecture with Suzanne O’Connell Never in Earth’s geologic history has atmospheric CO2 increased at today’s rate. Prior rapid increases in CO2 caused dramatic biological changes. This session will examine some of anticipated changes and their implications. Suzanne O’Connell is a professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Wesleyan University and researches paleoclimate. [...]
The Finger Lakes Guitar Quartet is the union of four veteran guitar soloists and chamber musicians, Joel Brown, Sten Isachsen, Brett Grigsby and Paul Quigley. FLGQ performs a repertoire that spans several centuries and includes music written for and premiered by them. They have performed for the Cleveland Classical Guitar Society, Great Lakes Guitar Society, [...]
Opening Reception : 7th Nov 2015 02:00 PM Date of Show : 7th Nov 2015 - 30th Nov -0001 Diane Barth, Frederick Swartz, and Samantha Swartz of Sandisfield work in a variety of mediums including oil, pastel, watercolor, sculpture, photography, digital, wood, glass, and leatherwork. Diane Barth grew up in the Berkshires and attended the [...]
West Cornwall, 1895. A once-glorious tin mine, on which the whole town has depended for generations, is on its last legs. A weather-beaten opera company arrives to give a performance of Beethoven’s “Fidelio” in the town hall and finds itself tangled up in a scam to offload worthless shares in the mine. When the mine [...]
Lassor and Mugridge will introduce you to the natural systems at work in Nature. Learn how to work with these systems by using Organics to grow vibrantly healthy food and ornamentals in your landscape. A thriving natural Eco-system and abundant health are natural results. The talk will cover seeing your surroundings from an organic perspective [...]
In song and stories Linda Mironti explores the notion that age has nothing to do with staying young. . . or does it? Come to hear her and see what you think! Linda's first voice teacher was her Grandmother Angelina who taught her Italian folk songs while showing her how to make gnocchi and pasta. [...]
Classical, Jazz, and Klezmer clarinetist Paul Green will trace the development of Jewish Art Music from biblical times to the present day, and describe what makes music “Jewish.” Historical events, such as the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, will be discussed insofar as they have affected and influenced Jewish music. The lecture/performance will [...]
Classical, Jazz, and Klezmer clarinetist Paul Green will trace the development of Jewish Art Music from biblical times to the present day, and describe what makes music “Jewish.” Historical events, such as the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, will be discussed insofar as they have affected and influenced Jewish music. The lecture/performance will [...]
"We live a very long way from the shores of the Pacific Ocean--a sea so immeasurably vast it could swallow all the continents and have room to spare. But our distance from it should not cloud our realization that this is the ocean around which all our futures will play out--for it is where mankind's [...]
Simon will describe the writing of his new, celebrated book, Pacific. “We live a very long way from the shores of the Pacific Ocean – a sea so immeasurably vast it could swallow all the continents and have room to spare. But our distance from it should not cloud our realization that this is the [...]
