The good Mr. Sullivan takes a moment to discuss a waterway that is often overlooked.

A play reading, a science-based discussion, an experience! Who doesn't love Werewolves?

Centered on the theme of Firearms, “Muzzle Loaders” – a fictional account of the drafting of the 2nd Amendment

Conversations between the past and present.

"Read Nature; Nature is a friend to Truth" - Thomas Say. His words and work have never been more relevant.

The program focuses on the life of former slave and Civil War nurse Susie King Taylor, as well as medicine/surgery of the 19th century.

A Welsh textile manufacturer, philanthropist and social reformer, was one of the founders of utopian socialism and the cooperative movement in New Harmony, Indiana.

An original play, “Galinthias” about women’s health, birth control/abortion in history, pre-natal care, menopause and gender inequality.

Professor Brainard (a brain puppet) and his/her assistant will talk about parts of the brain while focusing on the science of the brain (how the brain functions under stress, fear, and anger.

"I write as the birds sing, because I must, and usually from the same source of inspiration." Gene Stratton Porter