Explore the groundbreaking contributions of women in jazz, from pioneering performers to influential composers and bandleaders. This lecture delves into their artistry, resilience, and lasting impact on the evolution of jazz, highlighting the stories and music of the women who shaped this iconic American art form.
Join us for a three-session discussion series exploring Dickens’s classic through fresh eyes. Together we’ll journey with Scrooge and the three ghosts to uncover timeless lessons of generosity, transformation, and the true spirit of Christmas.
Join us for a three-session discussion series exploring Dickens’s classic through fresh eyes. Together we’ll journey with Scrooge and the three ghosts to uncover timeless lessons of generosity, transformation, and the true spirit of Christmas.
Join us for an engaging lecture on American Poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, presented by nationally recognized speaker and author Carol Rubel. Discover how Millay’s poetry captured love, independence, and rebellion—and why her voice still resonates today.
Get one-on-one help with phones, tablets, or computers. Learn the basics, troubleshoot issues, and gain confidence using your devices in a friendly, supportive setting.
Join Christopher Stokum from the Anthracite Museum for an artifacts-based program at the, exploring tools, personal items, and photographs that reveal the lives, culture, and history of northeastern Pennsylvania’s coal region.
Explore how the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island became enduring symbols of freedom and hope, and discover their place in American history.
Discover how jazz spread from the United States to every corner of the globe, and enjoy listening to world-class jazz from countries around the world.
Join educator Carol Rubel for a two-part discussion of Hamnet, exploring its themes of love, loss, and creativity. The series concludes with a screening of the film adaptation at The Gathering Place.
Discover the stories behind downtown Clarks Summit during this engaging historic presentation with genealogist Julie Manwarren. Through photographs, records, and local history, explore the people and places that shaped the community we know today. Perfect for history lovers and the simply curious alike.
Discover how jazz spread from the United States to every corner of the globe, and enjoy listening to world-class jazz from countries around the world.
Join educator Carol Rubel for a two-part discussion of Hamnet, exploring its themes of love, loss, and creativity. The series concludes with a screening of the film adaptation at The Gathering Place.