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�鶹ӰԺ at Geauga is once again proud to sponsor Ohio Chautauqua as it returns to Geauga County's Century Village from June 6th – 10th. History comes alive and it's an experience you won't want to miss. All events are free and are open to all ages!

Big-tent performances each evening in Burton’s Century Village begin with live music at 6:30 p.m. Actor performances at 7:30 p.m. 

Building on the 19th-century tradition established on the shores of New York’s Chautauqua Lake, Ohio Chautauqua is a five-day event that combines living history performances, music, education, and audience participation into a one-of-a-kind cultural event the entire community will enjoy. This season’s theme is “The Natural World” with historical characters who spent their lives immersed in nature, using it as a source of creativity, discovery and spiritualism, including:
Dian Fossey, zoologist and author of Gorillas in the Mist
Theodore Roosevelt, reformist president and outdoorsman
Mary Shelley, gothic novelist
Chief Cornstalk, Native American leader of the Shawnee nation
Marie Curie, French physicist and chemist

For those that are looking for something to do during the daytime, the Chautauqua experience will have additional performances throughout the week. �鶹ӰԺ State Geauga, along with other community partners, will host the actors, who will present on various interesting topics.

Check out Ohio Chautauqua-Burton  Daytime Schedule:

Tuesday, June 6th:

10 a.m.               Dan Cutler 
                           “The Skin Trade & Native Values”
                            �鶹ӰԺ-Geauga Campus
                            14111 Claridon-Troy Rd., Burton
                            440-834-4187
                                                                
Wednesday, June 7th:

10 a.m.               Gene Worthington
                           “Presidential Firsts"
                            Middlefield Branch-Geauga County Public Library
                            16167 E. High St., Middlefield
                            440-632-1961

12 p.m.                Special Grant Writing Workshop 

                           �鶹ӰԺ's Geauga Campus

                            Free Workshop but space is limited.

1:30 p.m.             Susan Marie Froncczak (Curie) 
                            “Marie Curie’s Legacy”
                             �鶹ӰԺ, Geauga Campus
                             14111 Claridon-Troy Rd., Burton
                             440-834-4187

Thursday, June 8th:

10 a.m.                Guided Meditation in the Garden with Japanese Shakuach with Flute
                            Lydia Snyder
                            Burton Public Library
                            144588 West Park St., Burton
                            440-834-4466
                               
1:30 p.m.               Diann Moran 
                              “The Darker Side of Wildlife Conservation”
                               West Woods, Oakwood Room
                               9465 Kinsman Rd., Russell
                               440-286-9516

Friday, June 9th:

10 a.m.               Susan Marie Frontczak(Shelly)
                           “Does a Clone Have a Soul?”
                            Burton Public Library
                            14588 West Park St., Burton
                             440-834-4466
                               
 11 a.m.              The Science & Ethics of Cloning
                           Dr. Erin Lamb, Hiram College Biomedical Humanities, Associate Professor 
                           Dr. Nicolas Hirsch, Hiram College, Biology Department

There will be a special day for families and our youth!

Saturday, June 10:  Family Day-Youth Programs
                                 Geauga County Historical Society, Century Village Museum
                                 14653 East Park St., Burton
                                 440-834-1492
 
9:30-10:30               Susan Marie Frontczak (Shelley)
                                “Treasure the Earth’s Magic”
                                 
10:30-12:00             Gene Worthington
                                “Nature Walk”
                                 
12:30-1:30               Dan Cutler
                                “How Primitive were Prehistoric People”
                               
1:30-2:30                 Susan Marie Frontczak
                                 “Young Scientists”
                                  
2:30-3:30               Diann Moran
                              "Animal Researchers"

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