Upcoming Events
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Detroit Institute of Arts Ofrendas Field Trip- SOLD OUT Nov 01, 2024
Join us for a DIA Bus Trip from the Lorenzo Cultural Center to the Detroit Institute of Arts! View More
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Altar Making Workshop Nov 02, 2024
Under the guidance of experienced artists, you’ll create your own beautiful altars, honoring loved ones and celebrating life. View More
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Diego Rivera and His Murals Nov 04, 2024
We'll look in depth at the Detroit Industry murals but also at other work by Diego Rivera as we explore his style, his life and his ideas using detailed illustrations. View More
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Harsens Island and the St. Clair Flats—Then and Now Nov 04, 2024
Join us for a narrated presentation on Harsens Island and the St. Clair Flats, Michigan with topics ranging from the geological history of the Great Lakes to life on the island today. View More
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Rhapsody in Blue: The Music of George Gershwin Nov 06, 2024
Join in as Stu Johnson follows George Gershwin's career through slides and recorded renditions of "I Got Rhythm," "But Not for Me," "Summertime," "Love Is Here to Stay" and many, many more. View More
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Michigan Notary Association (MINA) Legacy Panel Nov 06, 2024
MINA's Legacy Panel will help you gain the information needed in your retirement years – before you actually need it. They will help you build a foundation of information to draw on when the time comes to use it. View More
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Dealing With Difficult People Nov 07, 2024
It would be nice if we could get along with everyone we meet, but it would also be very boring. In this class we will try to understand "difficult people" and how we can deal with them. View More
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Chair Yoga and Meditation for All Nov 07, 2024
You'll learn how to perform yoga and the benefits of a meditation practice; research shows that mindfulness and meditation can reduce depression and pain and boost emotional well-being. View More
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A Historical Profile of Wooden Sailing Ships: Ancient Period to the 15th Century Part 1 Nov 08, 2024
This class on the historical profile of wooden sailing ships will focus on their types and basic design characteristics, voyages and adventures, ship-building. View More
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Historical Profile of Wooden Sailing Ships: Medieval Period to the Age of Steam Part 2 Nov 08, 2024
Part Two of this course will specifically cover a historical perspective of wooden ships from the medieval period (15th century) to the age of steam. View More
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The American Army in Normandy: From Omaha Beach to the Falaise Gap Nov 11, 2024
Hear about the less well-known factors that led to that success and the events that transpired from June 6 until the ultimate defeat of the German Army in Normandy three months later. View More
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Fisher Houses–A Home Away from Home for Veterans and Their Loved Ones Nov 11, 2024
While veterans are receiving care in the VA hospital, the Fisher House is a home away from home for their loved ones and caregivers where they can stay free of charge. View More
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The Power of Vision Boards Nov 12, 2024
Looking to improve your mental and spiritual well-being? In this class you will learn a step-by-step formula to create a powerful, creative and effective vision board. View More
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The Polar Bear Soldiers of WWI Nov 12, 2024
This presentation will describe the incredible story of the 5,200 U.S. soldiers–the majority of them from Michigan–who were stranded in North Russia during the winter of 1918-1919, while engaged in bitter combat with the Bolshevik Red Army. View More
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Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Stigma Reduction Nov 13, 2024
This class will help create a better understanding of SUD effects and encourage evidence-based interventions of those suffering from an SUD. View More
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The Pink Pony, Book One in the Burr Lafayette Mystery Series Nov 13, 2024
This unique class merges literary fiction with local history settings in our Michigan communities. The story takes place on Mackinac Island. View More
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Red Flags of Fraud and Online Shopping Safety Nov 14, 2024
Every year, more than eight out of ten people are targeted for some type of fraudulent activity. In Red Flags of Fraud, Monica will educate attendees regarding the latest scams and ways to avoid becoming a victim. View More
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Arthritis of the Hip and Knee: Diagnosis, Treatment and Misconceptions Nov 14, 2024
Modern advances in surgical and non-surgical options mean patients have real choices in treatments. Join us as Dr. Wagner discusses these issues and answers your questions regarding treatment options. View More
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Michigan During the Great Depression Nov 15, 2024
Learn how the problems of the Great Depression still affect us 90 years later. View More
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20th Century Retailing in Downtown Detroit Nov 15, 2024
This presentation will take a closer look at some of our home-grown icons such as Hudson's, as well as other retailers such as Sam's, Woolworth's and Fyfe's Shoes. View More
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Billy Durant: Founder of General Motors Nov 18, 2024
William Crapo Durant put several automobile companies together, creating General Motors—which then became the world's largest corporation. Learn how this high school dropout became worth millions and yet died penniless. View More
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The Life and Death of Dodge Main Nov 18, 2024
When John and Horace Dodge began building this factory, they could not have imagined the incredible impact it would have on Hamtramck. View More
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Introduction to the Clinton River Watershed Nov 19, 2024
In this course, students will learn about the geographic history of our drainage basin, the changes seen in water quality over the last 60 years, how watershed residents impact their local water resources and more. View More
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Regina Carter and Stevie Wonder—Sparked by the Motor City Nov 19, 2024
This class will explore the work of these award-winning artists to find their common ground and discover how the pulse of Detroit sparked their musical language. View More
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Edsel and Eleanor Ford House Nov 20, 2024
Experience the historic family home of Edsel Ford, the only son of Henry Ford, and his wife Eleanor. The house is located on a sprawling estate with beautiful grounds and gardens on the shore of Lake St. Clair in Grosse Pointe Shores. View More
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Edsel and Eleanor Ford House Nov 20, 2024
Experience the historic family home of Edsel Ford, the only son of Henry Ford, and his wife Eleanor. The house is located on a sprawling estate with beautiful grounds and gardens on the shore of Lake St. Clair in Grosse Pointe Shores. View More
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Rough Seas: The Edmund Fitzgerald Nov 21, 2024
What caused the sinking of this mighty ship? We'll explore this Great Lakes tragedy together. View More
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MORE Learning Lab Nov 21, 2024
MORE attendees may select the Learning Labs as an extra "class" for no charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Sign up early—Learning Labs have class size limitations in order to ensure quality feedback is received. View More
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The Psychology of Happiness, Well-Being and Gratitude Nov 22, 2024
Join us as we explore what the science can tell us about satisfaction, what gives life meaning and how to incorporate these ideas into our lives. View More
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Christmas Traditions Nov 22, 2024
This class is on the history of Christmas traditions starting with the birth of Jesus through current day. View More
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Meadow Brook Holiday Walk Dec 03, 2024
Experience the holiday wonder with 50 magnificent trees, flickering fireplaces, incomparable holiday sights and decorations on a self-guided walking tour inside Meadow Brook Hall. Reserve Your Seat Today! View More
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Così Fan Tutte Apr 13, 2025
This brand-new production by Artistic Director Yuval Sharon offers a fresh take on Mozart’s controversial comedy, where the role of Artificial Intelligence turns the tale into a futuristic experiment. Don Alfonso’s manipulations of the “emotions” of his robotic inventions (the lovers) become an obsessive quest to develop spiritual machines. View More