Upcoming Events

Laughter yoga

You may have heard about the health benefits of laughter, including stress reduction, improved oxygen intake, boosted immune system, and others.

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of America's own, Winslow Homer.

Author, M Paul Hollander shares Lewis & Clark's historic expedition of 1804, and the mapping of the American West.

What better way to celebrate Wisconsin's birthday than by appreciating the state's natural beauty?

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of Wisconsin's own, Georgia O'Keefe.

Silly, spooky, suspicious, scary, sad and shocking are the stories of Lake Geneva’s past.  History is not always about heroes!  It’s filled with plenty of true stories to entertain and or appall you, such as:  What ha

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of America's own, Edward Hopper.

Coping with stress through journaling

Stressed out? This one-hour presentation will discuss chronic stress and its impact on physical and mental health.

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Mental health: What if we talked about it?

Mental health is an important part of overall wellness. By having an open conversation about mental health, we hope to remove stigma and encourage important action.

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of Alphonse Mucha.

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of Norman Rockwell.

Healthy bones, healthy you

This one-hour session will teach participants about the importance of good bone health for overall wellness and longevity.

The Brandywine School was a style of illustration and an art colony located in Delaware and Pennsylvania near the Brandywine River.

Currier and Ives was a printmaking business operating from 1835 to 1907. Founded by Nathaniel Currier. The company designed and sold inexpensive hand-painted lithographic works based on news events, views of popular culture and Americana.

Pieter Bruegel, known as the father of Where's Waldo, was a "genre" painter and we will learn more about his life, the times and his art with art historian, Karri Fritz-Klaus.