Evolution & History of Dance in Film I: 1900s - 1950s
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
With historical context and guided discussion, Part I of this course will present famous and rare DVD/YouTube excerpts from the evolution of dance in film from its start in the silent and early sound era through the Golden Age of Hollywood Musicals, the 1930s – 1950s.
Evolution & History of Dance in Film II: 1960s - 2020s
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
(NOTE: THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED) Part II of this course will present famous and rare dance excerpts from the second wave of dance in film, from the 1960s through present day. Prior attendance not required!
Panthertown Valley is one of the most beautiful and special of places in Southern Appalachia, with many great views, waterfalls, and distinct ecosystems. We will take a slow, easy walk along the Blackrock Trail, where we will see many beautiful Trees, Shrubs, and Wildflowers.
This easy walk to two scenic viewpoints is a popular and known location. Even if you have walked this before, you will get to see it as if for the first time by learning all about the Plants and Wildflowers we meet along the way.
Join CLE for a day of learning to fly cast with experienced guides from Brookings! No experience is needed for this 2 hour introductory lesson, and all equipment will be provided!
This course, presented by iConnect instructor Loraine Smith, will introduce participants to various social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter.
In this course, participants will learn the “Rule of Thirds,” how to access different photographic styles via phone settings, how to take excellent videos, selfies, wide angle shots, etc., and where all these images are stored on one’s device.
Learn the ancient art of wet felting, along with needle felting from award winning, multi media artist, Kim Keelor, whose Carolina Artworks studio is in Franklin, North Carolina.
This presentation outlines the motivations, risks, and possible rewards for both sides and frames the American Revolution as America’s first Civil War.
This lecture explores how, beneath the gloss of genteel aristocracy, the Old South pioneered some of the most modern, even capitalistic innovations in the world.
With the pivotal November elections just a few short weeks away and the post-Labor Day final campaign stretch about to begin, this session will look at the state of the races for the White House and control of the US Senate and House.