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IF YOU CAN DREAM IT - YOU CAN DO IT
"America at the Movies" . . . starring Walt Disney, Orson Welles, Gordon Parks, Mary Pickford & Making Gone with The Wind
Discussion/Film Series: Feb - May, 2015
SATURDAY FEB 28 at 2:00p
Buster Keaton's classic Silent film (1928)
"The Cameraman"
Greenville Tech Bldg 104 UT Auditorium 
TUESDAY MARCH 3 at 7:00p
When Movies Were Silent,
discussion led by Scott Henderson,
Hughes Main Library, Greenville
SATURDAY MARCH 28 at 2:00p
Gordon Parks' classic film (1969)
"The Learning Tree"
Greenville Tech Bldg 104 UT Auditorium
TUESDAY MARCH 31 at 
7:00p
Gordon Parks,
discussion led by E. Richard Walton,
Hughes Main Library, Greenville
SATURDAY APRIL 18 at 2:00p
Orson Welles' classic film (1941)
"Citizen Kane"
Greenville Tech Bldg 104 UT Auditorium
TUESDAY APRIL 21 at 7:00p
Orson Welles,
discussion led by George Frein,
Hughes Main Library, Greenville
SATURDAY MAY 2 at 2:00p
Mickey Mouse & Walt Disney,
an adventure for kids & adults of all ages
led by Larry Bounds
Hughes Main Library, Greenville
TUESDAY MAY 5 at 7:00p
Walt Disney, discussion led by Larry Bounds,
Hughes Main Library, Greenville
History Alive Festival: JUNE 12 - 21, 2015
A ten-day - two-weekend festival of FREE shows and other
events performed by nationally acclaimed historical interpreters.
Outdoor shows: evenings in Greenville, Travelers Rest and Asheville. Indoor shows: daytime Greenville and evening Spartanburg. Morning coffee/discussions with the performers.
2014 Season | download pdf more . . .
What is Chautauqua?
It's History Alive!
If you like something that holds you spellbound, entertains you and
incidentally teaches you - then you're going to love Chautauqua. We take
you on an astonishing journey into the past, where historic figures
appear on stage, and you question them - no holds barred! You laugh
with Mark Twain, get arrested with Rosa Parks, walk the Trail of Tears,
and debate the Constitution with its makers. It's interactive theater
performed by nationally acclaimed historical interpreters. And you, the audience, are always a part of the show. You laugh . . . you cry . . . you just flat out have a good time. And to top it off - the shows are FREE!
