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Week 13: Aug. 20-26, 2022
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Live Entertainment in Hoover Auditorium & Bettinger Park! |
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At The Malpass Brothers’ concert, count on real country music, big hair, fancy boots and maybe even an Elvis twitch or two. As young boys, Christopher and Taylor Malpass soaked up the music of their granddad’s phonograph records. Today, they promote the work of classic country artists while creating new songs and making their own mark in the lineage of American music.
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Based in Cincinnati, the Cincy Noteables quartet loves performing and bringing joy to audiences with a program that includes songs from many eras.
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The Midwest Modern Jazz Quartet is one Central Ohio’s newest contemporary music quartets. For their Lakeside show, they will welcome special guest Mark Donovan on sax.
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Billy & The Downliners present a non-stop, high energy, rock & roll extravaganza. Hear your favorite rock songs played with the energy and enthusiasm that these classic gems deserve. Billy & The Downliners make each performance one-of-a-kind.
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Clark Wilson, one of the most prominent scorers of silent photoplay, will play along with the silent film"Our Hospitality," starring Buster Keaton. This Silent Movie Night is supported by Peter & Debbie Stephens.
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Let’s Hang On! is a group of 10 seasoned entertainers who are preserving the music and style of the iconic group Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. The band captures their trademark vocal virtuosity, tight harmonies and crisp choreography flawlessly.
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Perfect for couples, our Weekday Escape Package includes overnight accommodations (Monday-Wednesday) at Hotel Lakeside or the Fountain Inn, admission and parking to Lakeside for two guests, and breakfast at the Hotel Lakeside Dining Room during your stay.
To book this $495 deal, call (419) 798-4461, ext. 230.
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Lakeside Chautauqua welcomes the Rev. Dr. Janet Forbes as Preacher of the Week Aug. 21-25. She will lead the 10:30 a.m. Chautauqua Community Worship Service on Sunday, Aug. 21 in Hoover Auditorium. Forbes' Sunday sermon is “Be Still & Know: An Uncommon Spiritual Practice - Laughter,” and the scripture is Genesis 18: 1-15. The service will be live streamed. Visit lakesideohio.com/streaming to watch on the day of the service. This week’s Preacher of the Week is supported by the Rev. Dr. Bud Cox Endowment.
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David Glick is a treasure trove of stories based on his 92 summers in Lakeside. This seminar, organized by the Lakeside Heritage Society, will feature footage of Glick's 2021 interview with Gretchen Curtis about his summers in Lakeside.
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The Northwestern Ohio Gladiolus Society Show has been held in Lakeside for more than 70 years. A variety of gladiolus arrangements will be on display in Wesley Lodge This is an open-entry show. Locals may bring gladioli on Saturday morning.
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Participants will sew American Girl doll clothes and bags for Ronald McDonald Houses. Experienced and casual sewists are invited to help sew and assemble robes, pajamas, sundresses, pants, tops, and bags to hold the clothing.
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The Rhein Center, on the corner of Walnut Avenue and Sixth Street, offers an Open Studio every Saturday. All ages are invited to decorate a wooden or paper maché item with paint, markers or stickers. No class registration required.
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On select Monday evenings throughout the summer, historic Orchestra Hall features a classic movie at 7:30 p.m. at no cost. This week’s movie is a documentary, titled "Summer of Soul." (PG-13, 1h 58m)
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New this summer, Lakeside's Religious Life pillar offers a Roman Catholic Mass at the Train Station. Mass is celebrated by Father James Peiffer. This half-hour Catholic liturgy includes music, scripture and a brief homily.
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Lakeside Chautauqua President & CEO Kip Greenhill and COO Charles Allen lead the last Community Porch Talk of the summer about Environmental Sustainability. All are invited to attend.
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Join Eric Barrett, Associate Professor & Area Leader with OSU Extension, to learn about the main types of hydrangeas in Ohio, with photos and samples to help you determine the best ones for your landscape.
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Each week, connect with members of the Lakeside Chautauqua staff to learn about the many pillar programs and activities. Enjoy refreshments provided by local merchants and meet new friends.
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This week's Chautauqua Lecture Series features 'Award-Winning Documentaries' and is a joint program between Lakeside Chautauqua and our new partn er the Chagrin Documentary Film Festival. From Aug. 22-26, watch new and innovative films in Orchestra Hall on a variety of topics and discuss them with the filmmakers. The Chagrin Documentary Film Festival is presented annually by Fevered Dreams Productions, a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to educating audiences and empowering talented filmmakers to tell their stories.
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Director Phil Wall starts the week with his film “The Book Keepers.” Determined to keep his late-wife’s dream alive, his father Dick Wall becomes the unlikely spokesperson for her memoir, and embarks on a cross-country promotional tour. On his journey, Wall is joined by his filmmaker son. The pair explore loss, grief, relationships, and the healing power of sharing stories.
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Three films that touch on different parts of the world will be shown during this session. “Growing Peace in the Middle East” is directed by seventh-grader Steven Hoffen. “Love Reaches Everywhere” is directed by Sean Bloomfield. “Rabari: The People of the Leopard" is directed by Ashwin Gokhale.
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All five films in this session have ties to Ohio, including the Ohio premiere of “I Am” by director Hana LeBrew. The other documentaries include: “The Master Craftsman” directed by Philip Sieb; “Shoe Bob” directed by Angela Xayavong; “We Still Make Things” directed by Ian Cook; and “Who Fights for You?” directed by Maddie Stambler.
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Directed by Winslow Perry, “The Edge of Purpose” profiles nine individuals who have built unique routes to success by following their passions in relentless pursuit of finding meaning in life. Capturing the essence of the human experience, this deeply moving film is a unique exploration of what it means to have a purpose.
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Six films highlight the final day of the week, including: “We are Like Waves” directed by Jordyn Romero; “Charlie Surfer” directed by Pia Strømme; “It’s Rocket Science” directed by Rachel Knoll; “Lost in the Shuffle” directed by Sophia Nino; “MerBy’s” directed by Jamie Mille; and “Renaissance Man” directed by Carson Hunt.
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The Chagrin Documentary Film Festival is dedicated to educating audiences and empowering talented filmmakers to tell their stories. The Festival is a five day celebration in October of the art of documentary film, at venues in and around the century village of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. This inspiring event draws audiences from all over.
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The Family Package is back for August! This limited time offer has been extended through Aug. 19, 2022.
Save more than $275 on select vacation dates in August. The package includes overnight accommodations (Sunday-Wednesday) at the Hotel Lakeside or Fountain Inn, admission and parking for two adults and two children/youth, unlimited miniature golf, $50 in Slack House gift cards, and breakfast at the Hotel Lakeside Dining Room.
Book your $725 Family Package by calling (419) 798-4461, ext. 230. Available dates are Aug. 21-24, 2022. View additional details.
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This exhibit features entries taken by amateur photographers from Lakeside and the surrounding area. Photos may be viewed a half-hour prior to all Sunday Hoover Community Worship Services and all evening Hoover Auditorium shows and from 3-5 p.m. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Stop by our Farmers' Market, located near the Lakeside Schoolhouse, to shop for the best variety of seasonal produce, baked goods, cut flowers, honey and much more.
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Led by the Rev. Karen Graham, this service offers a vibrant style of worship using inspirational song and words. Worship is recorded for viewing at home and posted as soon as it is available.
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Join worship leaders John and Bonnie Wilkie on the Pavilion West Deck for an evening of praise music, traditional hymns, moments of reflection and spiritual renewal against the backdrop of the sun setting on Lake Erie.
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Join Preacher of the Week, Rev. Dr. Janet Forbes, for a half-hour evening worship service at the Steele Memorial Bandstand. Vespers includes a brief homily (“Be Blessed & Be a Blessing”) following a time of singing and prayer.
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Meet the leaders of God Squad, Middle Grade Madness and the Teen Ministry programs in Perry Park as they cook hot dogs, sing songs and participate in summer games. This picnic is a zero-waste event. Please bring reusable plates, utensils and cups. Guests to the picnic are asked to contribute a freewill offering for their meal. This is the last Picnic of the season.
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Share Your Lakeside Experience! |
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When people come together and share ideas, we end up making better decisions. Please join our 150 & Onward conversation this summer and provide your feedback through our digital survey.
Did you stay at the Hotel Lakeside, Fountain Inn, Campground or a Lakeside Cottage Rental this summer? We strive to make Lakeside an enjoyable experience for all, and we'd love to hear about your experience. Click to take our Guest Experience survey.
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At the last Science Rocks! program of the summer, titled "GLOBE: Atmosphere & Soil Monitoring - Citizen Science Programs," participants of all ages will engage in two protocols (hands-on labs) where they will learn about and gather data related to atmospheric and soil (Pedosphere) observation.
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Led by Chip Richter in Bradley Temple, God Squad is a children’s ministry program featuring captivating live music, interactive lessons and a craft. Children under age 6 must be accompanied by an adult. Please note the combined age group.
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Led by Lakesiders John and Bonnie Wilkie in Cherry Park, young participants will discover the relevance of God in their lives, enjoy music, meet new friends and participate in a variety of fun games and activities.
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Kids are invited to join children’s singer-songwriter Chip Richter for a special worship celebration on Sundays following the Chautauqua Community Worship Service's opening prayer. Follow Chip and the parade procession to Bradley Temple.
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Recreation & Wellness Classes |
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Purchasing a Chautauqua Pass and Auto Pass includes admittance to the grounds, as well as access to entertainment in Hoover Auditorium, the Pool (on a first-come, first-served basis), Wellness Center, and a variety of religious, educational, cultural arts, and recreational opportunities. Learn more about the value of your Chautauqua Pass.
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