Christopher GorhamLawyer, educator,acclaimed author One Class1:30 – 3:00November 17 Spotlighting the years during WWII when Henri Matisse and his family defiantly refused to evacuate Nazi-occupied France, this groundbreaking book illuminates the previously …
Matisse at War: Art and Resistance in Nazi Occupied France Read More »
Scott HarshbargerFormer Attorney General of MAand Former President ofCommon Cause National, Founder and Board Chair of Lawyers Defending American Democracy One Class (Zoom only)10:30 – 12:00November 17 Scott will continue our discussion …
The Health of Our Democracy and the Rule of Law in Light of the 2026 Midterms Read More »
Founder & CEO, Cape Air, 1989-2021MA State Senator for Cape Cod& the Islands, 2010-2016Business and community leader,serving on many vital Boardsthroughout Massachusetts B.A. Wesleyan University,Political Philosophy One Class1:30 – 3:30November 10 An …
Ron PetersenLecturer & writer on Cape history. Chair, Orleans Historical Commission. Serves on town committees. One Class1:30 – 3:30November 3 In following the road to the American Revolution, various subjects …
The Road to the Revolutionary War: Did Religion Play a Role? Read More »
Barbara ComstockFormer 2-term (2014-18) Republican Virginia CongresswomanPolitical commentator on ABC, CNN, PBS and other platformsPresident of the bipartisanU.S. Association of Former Members of Congress One Class(Zoom only)1:30 – 3:00October 27 Barbara will …
Peggy Kelleher, B.A., ClassicalLanguage, Chestnut Hill College,M.A., Teaching of English,Manhattanville College Three Classes10:30 – 12:00Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3 Ancient frescoes and mosaics are snapshots of daily life and culture in …
Plastered & Stoned: Frescoes, Mosaics, & Graffiti of the Greco-Roman World Read More »
Steve Bornemeier, M.A.,Tulane UniversityJeff Bornemeier, B.A.,University of Denver Four Classes5:00 – 6:30Oct. 6, 20, Nov. 3, 17Read. Think. Listen. Discuss.How literature should be enjoyed. 10/6: The Eustace Diamonds (1872) by Anthony Trollope10/20: Howards End (1910) by …
Stephen MunroeProf. Emeritus of Biological Sciences, Marquette UniversityPh.D. Indiana University Two Classes1:30 – 3:30October 6, 13 As World War II was ending, a farsighted report advocated for a national science policy …
Science in America (1945-2026): Eight Decades of Growth and New Challenges Today Read More »
Bill RomeyProfessor Emeritus, S.U.N.Y Potsdam Taught Animal Behavior & Aquatic Biology One Class10:30 – 12:00October 6 Ever wondered what it would be like to live on a “deserted” South Pacific Island …
The Tonga Letters, Reports from a Remote South Pacific Island Read More »
Fraser MortonAward-winning Scottish photojournalist, writer, artist.Featured on BBC Earth, CNN, and National Geographic.20 years as a media director, producer, & reporter. Founder of Far Features and Far Universal. One Class in …
Alison SmartFounding Executive Director of Probable Futures, a nonprofit climate literacy initiative that makes world-class climate science accessible to individuals, communities, and organizations.One Class10:30 – 12:00September 29 Climate change is …
Our Probable Futures: Climate Risk and Resiliency in Cape Cod and Beyond Read More »