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The Bea
Peskoe Lunchtime Lecture Series 2010-2011
Homestead Center for the Arts presents this
series of free lectures. Unless otherwise
stated, the lectures are held on the first
Monday of each month except during the
summer. The lectures begin at noon and last
about one hour. They are free and open to
the public.
An optional lunch, beginning at 11:30 am,
will be provided for $10.00 by calling
Barbara Millenbruch at 305-230-9185 for
reservations before noon on the Friday
before the lecture.
Please watch this space for changes in
details and information on the various
presentations. Also, see the E-mail updates
we send. If you are not receiving these
E-mails, please send your name, postal
address and E-address to:
info@HomesteadCenterForTheArts.com and
you will be added to the list.
October 4, 2010
Pat Mellerson, educator and mentor with
interesting stories
about her experiences with children using
her
unusual and extensive doll collection
(including G. I. Joe)
to help them learn or to cope with their
situations in life.
Woman’s Club of Homestead
17905 SW 292 St, Homestead
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Oct. 1
November 1
History of the Richmond Naval Air Station
Anthony Atwood of the Richmond Naval Air
Station
Power Point presentation
1st National Bank Building, Pioneer Room
1550 N Krome Ave, Homestead
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Oct 29
December 6
The history of the Redland Hotel
with Bob and Meda Jensen.
Located at the hotel itself
5 S Flagler Ave, Homestead
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Dec. 3
January 3, 2011
Ruth Campbell discusses the Historic
Homestead Museum and
her part in developing and keeping it
running.
Historic Homestead Town Hall Museum
41 N Krome Ave, Homestead
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Dec. 31
February 7, 2011
TBA
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Feb. 4
March 7, 2011
Film Festival
Miami-Dade College, Homestead Campus, Room
F222
500 College Ter. Homestead
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Mar. 4
April 4, 2011
The History of Homestead
presented by Bob Jensen
1st National Bank Building, Pioneer Room
1550 N Krome Ave, Homestead
Optional lunch reservation deadline: noon
Friday, Apr. 1
NOTE: Books featured in our
lecture series, as well as other books, may
be ordered from Homestead’s Hometown
Bookstore, 305-247-5097. For more
information,
click
here
or go to web site
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