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Week 5: June 25-July 1, 2022
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‘World War II Week’ features a stellar lineup of music, portrayals and lectures. From the leadership on the battlefield to the role of the press during the war, lectures this week will educate and inspire thinking about the many facets and outcomes related to World War II. To view this week's schedule of events in Lakeside, visit lakesideohio.com/calendar or read the Lakesider newspaper.
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Chautauqua Lecture Series: World War II Week |
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One of the last 7 Tuskegee Airmen pilots, retired Lt. Col. Harold Brown will share his extraordinary story of World War II heroism as a fighter pilot and POW, and his lifelong passion for education. Composer Michael Shirtz joins Brown to discuss a new musical narrative about Brown’s life.
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Mike Rogers' presentation, titled “Weapons of WWII Axis Countries," will overview select rifles and pistols of various countries that declared war on the U.S. during World War II, or otherwise engaged in hostilities with the U.S. Japan, Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, Romania, and Thailand will be considered.
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The musical sounds of World War II shaped some of the most prolific music of the 20th century, both in the country and around the world. Join musician, composer and performer Michael Shirtz as he explores the performers and composers of the era and the power behind the music.
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Jim Craft's lecture, titled "D-Day," will put the events of June 6, 1944 into context and answer many of the common questions surrounding that day in history. It will focus on the American experience and make only cursory reference to the British role in the Normandy Campaign due to session time limitations.
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Live entertainment & music |
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The Spinners, one of the most iconic groups in R&B history, returns to Lakeside. Throughout the years, The Spinners topped the charts with singles “I’ll be Around,” “Could It be I’m Falling in Love,” “The Rubber Band Man” and many more, earning six Grammy nominations, 18 Platinum and Gold Albums, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and selling millions of records worldwide in the process.
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A versatile keyboard player and vocalist, Steve Brown covers a variety of musical genres, including jazz standards, R&B, classic rock and oldies rock & roll. Brown has been a vital part of the north central Ohio music scene for over 35 years as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, entertainer and music educator.
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Swingmania, led by Jeff McDonald, is a group of talented Toledo area musicians dedicated to playing the Great American Standards of the Big Band era. From Benny Goodman’s “Sing Sing Sing” to Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York”, this band has all the tunes that you will love.
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Since 1944, the Ohio National Guard’s 122nd Army Band has been a staple of the musical tradition of the United States military in Ohio. Admission to their concert is free to the public. Complimentary Gate Pass is valid from 6-11 p.m. and can be picked up at the South or Fifth Street Gate.
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Michael Shirtz will premiere his piece, “To Rise Above: The Journey of a Tuskegee Airman,” from the stage of Hoover Auditorium on Thursday, June 30. The five-movement jazz narrative is inspired by the life of retired Lt. Col. Harold Brown. Using the elements of jazz, Brown’s journey is told by actor William Barrett, singer Sadiyah Babatunde, the Michael Shirtz Quartet, and accompanied by strings and a chorus of singers led by musical director Van Parker.
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Lakeside and The Fine Print Bookstore will dedicate a Storybook Trail at Cherry Park to the children of Lakeside and in memory of Joan Price on Sunday, June 26. Joan passed away on Sept. 5, 2021. She was instrumental in spreading joy about reading to Lakesiders of all ages. To honor her memory, a new Storybook Trail will welcome children and families to read, learn, grow and enjoy the outdoors together. There are 20 reading stations across the park, each containing a page from a children’s book for a whimsical adventure. Read more on the blog.
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Led by Lakeside Heritage Society board member Dave Boling, this seminar explores the history of social justice programming and speakers at Lakeside, rooted in faith, practiced through education, advocacy and touching the arts.
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Presented by the Lakeside Women’s Club, this week's After Lunch Book Discussion will be led by Joanne Dempe on the book Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell. Attendees are asked to read the book in advance of the discussion.
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The extraordinary story of Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, U.S. Navy Reserve, will be brought to life by local actress Linda Palko Witkowski of Women in History, a Cleveland area based non-profit corporation.
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The Climate Change series continues with Justin Chaffin discussing the problems associated with toxic cyanobacterial blooms (cHABs), why Lake Erie is prone to blooms, and current research aimed at reducing the blooms.
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Join cultural history interpreter Sherrie Tolliver, from Women in History, as she brings Rosie the Riveter to life. Tolliver will lead a discussion on how the recruitment of women for this noble cause forever changed women’s role in the workplace.
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Whether you’re a musician, dancer, juggler, poet or comedian, there might be a spot for you in the Lakeside Talent Show on July 21. To audition, submit a video of your act, no longer than 3 minutes. The deadline to submit a video is June 27. Click for audition guidelines.
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Lakeside Chautauqua welcomes the Rev. Dr. Robert A. Hill, Dean of Marsh Chapel and Professor of New Testament & Pastoral Theology at Boston University. He will lead the 10:30 a.m. Chautauqua Community Worship Service on Sunday, June 26. His sermon, titled “Presence,” is based on Psalm 16. The Preacher of the Week is supported by the Rev. Dr. Ned & Shirley DeWire Endowment.
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Please note: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday sessions are in the Fountain Inn Aigler Room and Wednesday is in the Train Station
Ginny Pippin, Executive Coach and one of Lakeside’s Spiritual Directors, will lead us through a four-day seminar on leadership. This seminar series is for c-suite executives, church leaders and people managing personal lives and relationships. Using business techniques and scriptural examples, you will learn to lead successfully with humility and conviction, wisdom and decisiveness, patience and expediency, and integrity and grit. Jesus led an inept team under stress and opposition while creating a successful organization that stood the test of time.
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Register for upcoming Music Workshops |
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Through a series of sessions, led by Dr. Deforia Lane and Michael Shirtz, explore through music and creativity the work that helps people of all ages, careers and backgrounds examine their pathway to healing, hope and renewal. Learn the tools to help engage with your family, colleagues and co-workers, and most importantly, yourself. The deadline to register is Monday, July 11. Click here to view the workshop schedule and to register.
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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 Mondays during the summer, Orchestra Hall features a classic movie at 7:30 p.m. at no cost. This week’s movie is “Encanto,” starring Stephanie Beatriz among the voices of others. (PG, 2h)
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New this summer, Lakeside's Religious Life pillar offers a Roman Catholic Mass at the Train Station. Mass will be celebrated by Father James Peiffer. This half-hour Catholic liturgy includes music, Scripture and a brief homily.
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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. Stay tuned for additional details about Lakeside’s 150 & Onward.
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5 p.m., Friday, July 1
Each week, connect with Lakeside staff to learn about Chautauqua pillar programs and activities. Enjoy refreshments graciously provided by local merchants and meet new friends.
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As we approach our 150th Anniversary, it’s imperative that we think intentionally about the future of Lakeside. Join us at a summer Neighborhood Gathering, held graciously in a number of Lakesiders’ homes or the Train Station. View available dates and RSVP.
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Linda Goff, a friendly face at Lakeside, works diligently behind-the-scenes in the Finance Department. On the second floor of the Administration Office, you can find her in Accounts Payable, overseeing payroll and ensuring that bills are paid on time and pension is filed properly. Goff is a valuable part of the team, not only because of her job and important duties, but her knowledge of the organization and her willingness to help others. Goff will have worked at Lakeside for 29 years in October, one of the longest tenures in Lakeside’s recent history. Over the years, she's served as a receptionist and worked in HR and Accounts Receivable, helping wherever there is a need. Read more on the blog.
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Your FAVORITE traditions are back! |
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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 motivational 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 the Preacher of the Week, Rev. Dr. Robert A. Hill, for a half-hour evening worship service at the Steele Memorial Bandstand overlooking Lake Erie. Vespers includes a brief homily ("The Unity of Love") following a time of singing and prayer.
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FUN for the whole family! |
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Mark Nizer is a talented entertainer that combines world-class juggling tricks, original comedy, music and state-of-the-art technology into his hilarious one-man show. Since winning the International Juggling Championships, he has been mesmerizing crowds and changing the way people view the world.
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During the Blessing of the Fleet, the Rev. Dr. Charles Yoost, Senior Director of Religious Life & Pastoral Care, will offer a brief liturgy to all boats, kayaks, and paddleboards, as well as their owners and passengers that pass by the Dock.
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Join the leaders of God Squad, Middle Grade Madness, and the Teen Ministry programs as they cook hot dogs, sing songs, and participate in summer games! Guests to the picnic are asked to contribute a freewill offering for their meal.
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View the show and purchase artwork a half-hour prior to all Chautauqua Community Worship Services and evening performances in Hoover, as well as 3-5 p.m. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays between until July 23.
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Representatives from the Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory lead science, nature and Lake Erie programs. These programs for all ages include lectures and opportunities for hands-on learning. This week, Kristen Fussell will present on Mayflies.
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Brought to you by The Fine Print Bookstore, gather Lakeside friends and family for Family Game Night on Walnut Plaza. Meet new people while learning a new game or playing one you already know. All ages are welcome to attend.
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This informal worship service includes prayer requests, a variety of Christian hymns and contemporary songs, an inspiring message, and the Sacrament of Holy Communion (with individual commercially packaged communion kits).
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Society of Old Salts (S.O.S.) volunteers provide sailing opportunities for children every Sunday (weather permitting) at the waterfront during the summer at no cost.Those who participate are given Sunfish boat rides courtesy of veteran sailors.
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Children and families are invited to join educator Thomas DeHaas to learn about playing with states of matter. Make oobleck and ice cream and examine the various characteristics and properties of each state of matter.
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Join in classic playground fun throughout the summer, Monday-Friday from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Bring your friends, ages 7-12, and take part in Scavenger Hunts, Dodgeball, Kickball, Capture the Flag, and Nukem. View the schedule.
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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 4 must be accompanied by an adult.
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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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Carrina V.L. de Vera will lead Pickleball Clinics on Sunday, June 26 and Monday, June 27. She is a top player in Northeast Ohio and is an IPTPA & PPR Certified Pickleball Teaching Professional. Her enthusiasm and passion for Pickleball have grown from being a recreational player to quickly becoming a competitor and coach. Private, semi-private and group lessons available. Register online.
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The Society of Old Salts (S.O.S.) will present the 7th Annual Lakeside Mouse Island Sunfish Challenge this summer. This is a summer-long Sunfish sailboat opportunity to race from the Lakeside waterfront around Mouse Island and back to the Lakeside waterfront. Racers may sail any time up to Aug. 7. Detailed procedures are posted at the Lakeside Sailing Center. Trophies will be presented at the Regatta Awards Presentation on Sunday, Aug. 7. Read more...
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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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