Due to COVID 19, please be sure to check this calendar regularly for updates and cancellations. Thank you for your patience. We look forward to bringing you stories from the past in the NEAR future!

In the meantime, we can present our programs on-line via zoom and you can find TRAIL MAGIC: THE GRANDMA GATEWOOD STORY available for streaming or on a DVD. For more information on how to present TRAIL MAGIC or about our other programs and their options, contact us.

*Saturday, November 20, 2021; 11 a.m.: Come hear the story of MADAM PRESIDENT: THE STORY OF VICTORIA WOODHULL at The Lorain Historical Society; 329 W. 10th St.; Lorain, Ohio. Victoria Woodhull was the first woman to run for President of the United States in 1872. She and her sister, Tennessee Claflin, were prominent in the women's rights movement. They were the first female stockbrokers on Wall Street, they owned their own newspaper and they sat out that important election of 1872 in jail on the charge of sending obscene materials through the mail! Tickets to the presentation are $5.00/person. For tickets and more information, visit the Society's website or call them at 440-245-2563.

*Thursday, December 2, 2021; 7 p.m.: The Italian American Museum Of Cleveland will host a presentation of our newest storytelling program, HE JUST WANTED TO PLAY BALL: THE DANTE LAVELLI STORY. This new program spotlights the life of Cleveland Browns Hall-Of-Famer, Dante Lavelli. The program was written by Kelly Boyer Sagert as part of a project which will include a biography about the receiver who was nicknamed "Glue Fingers" because of his amazing ability to catch the ball from seemingly out of nowhere! Bette Lou Higgins will present this program at the museum at 12111 Mayfield Rd in Cleveland. It is FREE and open to the public (donations gratefully accepted). For more information, call 330-285-2950 or e-mail the museum.

*Friday, December 3, 2021; 7:30 p.m.: VisibleVoice Books will host a book talk/launch of LOST CLEVELAND RESTAURANTS. Author and EVE Artistic Director, Bette Lou Higgins, will discuss the book and some of the restaurants at this event at 2258 Professor Avenue in Cleveland. This event is FREE and open to the public. For more information, contact the store at 216-961-0084 or at info@visiblevoicebooks.com Books will be available at the store for purchase and signing and can also be ordered in advance with Arcadia Press.

Visit often to see what other performances are coming up. To receive notices of upcoming events, send us an e-mail with a request to be added to our e-mail list.

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For additional information arts and history related information and on other events in Northern Ohio, visit

• That Woman's Blog
• Vermilion Views
• The Oberlin Heritage Center
• The Lorain County Historical Society
• The Lorain Historical Society
  
• The Rocky River Historical Society

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