Rose Clancy, fiddler, and Max Cohen, guitar, will play traditional and contemporary Celtic music.

A showing of the film No Refuge will take place, followed by a panel discussion with filmmakers Tim Wood and Jan Crocker; coastal geologist Mark Borrelli from the Center for Coastal Studies; and Chris Miller, Director, Brewster Dept. of Natural Resources.

Mr. John Austin, Head of School at Deerfield Academy, will share the development of this educational approach and offer suggestions on how we, as adults, can utilize the pillars of this framework in a manner that would be applicable to the general

A noted expert on American political affairs, Elaine Kamarck will examine the forces that shaped the 2024 election, and consider what the next four years may bring. Registration recommended.

Journalism is in trouble: traditional business models have withered or collapsed, and the public’s trust has sunk to record lows. This conversation will explore what went wrong and chart a possible path forward. Andrew Heyward, who lives in Woodstock VT and Chatham, is a nationally known news executive, award-winning broadcast news producer, and expert on the changing media landscape.

Fact: Suicide rates continue to be elevated for the youth and young adults of Barnstable County. Please join a conversation led by two local physicians with expertise in this topic, Bart Main, MD, and Kim Mead-Walters, MD, and learn more about the actions our shared community is taking to reduce suicide risk.

Historian Dick Stewart will share an overview of the origins of the Electoral College at the Constitutional Convention of 1787, followed by a discussion of its impact on selected elections including its decisive role in the election of "minority presidents" in 2000 (George W. Bush) and 2016 (Donald Trump). Does the Electoral College now serve as the basis for a political strategy of winning only those states that can provide an electoral majority without a popular majority?

Michael Beschloss serves as the NBC Presidential Historian and contributes to the PBS NewsHour. Among his ten published books are titles such as Presidents of War, Presidential Courage, The Conquerors, Taking Charge, and Reaching for Glory. In 2005, he received an Emmy for his involvement in creating and hosting the Discovery Channel's Decisions that Shook the World.

Join Rachel M. Self, Immigration Attorney & Legal Analyst, for an insightful conversation on U.S. immigration policies. The discussion will cover asylum, deportation, resident visas, family-based petitions, and the process of naturalization.