Spring Semester
Spring beckons us to explore new and interesting learning experiences at the Senior Center through our Lifelong Learning Program- Discovery. Registration for the Spring Semester begins on Friday, March 23, 10:00 am-12:00 noon. Join us for a Lecture and Tour of The Hingham Heritage Museum. Tim Kelley returns to give us an enthusiastic talk on clouds in Till the Clouds Roll By. Enjoy a guided tour of The Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum. Author Gerard Doherty will discuss his recent book “They Were My Friends- Jack, Bob & Ted: My Life In And Out of Politics.” Learn about American Foreign Policy and its implications in a course taught by Andrew Hertig, The United States in the World Today. Meet Author Terri Arthur and hear about her historical novel, “Edith Cavell: The British Nurse Who Changed America History.” Listen to Maestro Kim present an engaging talk on the history and development of orchestras in A First Hand Look at the Symphony. Learn about Native American creations through time with Jill Sanford in Native American Journey. Stephen Collins returns in a one-man show named Butterfly about life and times of James McNeil Whistler.
Join with your friends who have said "I wish this program was offered every day." I learned about things I never thought of before."
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