Event List

It was a day that would live in infamy forever more - December 7, 1941. That morning, Japanese warplanes appeared over the Hawaiian Islands to launch a surprise aerial bombardment of American air and naval installations.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, women astronomers from the Harvard College Observatory calculated the distances, temperatures and composition of the stars.

What strange coincidences and unsolved murders shaped the world? You’ll be stunned by the stories you never learned in school—like how the sudden death of Genghis Khan’s grandson outside Vienna saved Europe and all of Western civilization.

The Dick Biondi program is the story of rock 'n 'roll radio and the DJ who was there from the very beginning. Reserve a seat now for a great evening. In the 1950’s and 60’s rock n’ roll took America by storm, fueled by the power of radio.

This light-hearted and heartfelt presentation from devoted taphophile (cemetery enthusiast) Lorissa takes you around the world with spine-tingling true tales and bizarre history that you never learned in history class.

Stories include:

Nostalgic Humorist Todd Hunt will share stories about growing up in small town America, when times were simpler. Remember when there was just one flavor of Cheerios (no Honey Nut, Apple Cinnamon or Chocolate Peanut Butter)?

The American Colonists have signed the Declaration of Independence; it is July of 1776; General George Washington has only just liberated the city of Boston from the British; and Abigail Adams prepares to inoculate herself and her children from th