Remembering Ol' Blue Eyes with Joe Volturo
Sunday, January 17, at 2:30 PM


Listen to the smooth tones of vocalist Joe Volturo as he sings a musical tribute to Frank Sinatra. With his strong resemblance to the "Chairman of the Board," Volturo may convince you that Sinatra himself has graced our stage.

Free ticket distribution for District #15 residents begins Monday, November 2, at 9AM.

Romance and the Romantics
Monday, February 22, at 1:00 PM

The year 2010 marks the bicentennial of the birth of composer Federic Chopin. Professor Ruth Spencer will present an exploration of the famous 19th century relationship between George Sand and Federic Chopin. The presentation is illustrated with readings from letters and diaries, as well as slides of locations where the couple lived. Professor Spencer will also perform some Chopin pieces.

Seurat and Signac: Two Pioneers in Pointillism
Monday, March 22, at 1:00 PM


Developed in France in 1885, "Neo-Impressionism is a painting technique geared toward small touches of a colorful brushmark, that when viewed from a distance allows the viewer a clear vision. Georges Seurat is the founder of this movement; Paul Signac, considered his heir, continued this style of painting influencing the likes of Pissarro, Matisse and Derain.