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Making Waves: How Water Shaped Our History, #3, 7PM
Location
Centre for the Arts, campus of Community College of Baltimore
800 S. Rolling Road
Catonsville, MD 21228
USA
Event Contact(s)
Judy Pittman
Registration Info
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Registration is due by July 1, 2019.
There is no fee. No tickets, seats available first come, first served basis. Suggest a 6:40 arrival to ensure seating.
About this event
Since 1874 the Chautauqua Institute offers a week-long residential program held in upstate N.Y. where adults focus on the arts, history and music related to a broad specific topic. Due to the huge popularity of Chautauqua, the MD Humanities Council has been bringing an abbreviated version to MD for 25 years.
This year the theme is “How Water Shaped Our History” and features three consecutive evenings where professional actors will portray Matthew Henson, early North Pole explorer; Jacques Cousteau oceanographer and filmmaker; and Grace O’Malley 16th century pirate queen who commanded men and had the respect of Queen Elizabeth as she challenged the seas. Each program presents a historical interpretation of the character by a professional actor and is followed by an interactive Q&A with audience.
You may attend 1, 2, or 3 evenings, but please register separately.
This is Program #3: Grace O'Malley 16th century pirate
Meeting Place: in the main lobby at 6:40 PM.
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