May 9 2026, 7:30pm
Benton Harbor
Bernstein & Tchaikovsky
Experience an unforgettable evening of passion, rhythm, and virtuosity as we welcome internationally acclaimed Ukrainian pianist Stanislav Khristenko to the stage. Presented in partnership with The Gilmore, this electrifying concert celebrates the vibrant spirit of Eastern Europe and the bold
Apr 21 2026, 7:00pm
Trivia Night with the Trivia Guy
Join The Trivia Guy and Hilton Garden Inn for a general knowledge trivia event! A little bit of everything is what we will cover in this event. Lots of entertaining questions and upbeat music will make it a fun evening.
There is a $10 per person cover to play.
All players are eligible for a 33%
Lest We Forget 250 year Speakers Program, The Revolutionary War
The Revolutionary War
. The Die is Cast: The Intolerable Acts and the American Revolution."
Professor Andrew Shankman, Ph.D. Rutgers University
The year 1774 and the passage by the British Parliament of the Coercive (or Intolerable) Acts changed forever American colonists' understanding of Britain
Lest We Forget 250 year Speakers Program, The Revolutionary War
The Revolutionary War
State Constitutions of the Revolutionary Era
Professor Sally Hadden. Ph.D. Western Michigan University
She will discuss state constitutions at a general level and some of the oddities (New Hampshire's and Georgia's first constitutions), showcase Massachusetts I and then
Lest We Forget 250 year Speakers Program, The Revolutionary War
The Revolutionary War
What Was the Founders Original Intent: The Lessons of Europe and the Origins of the Constitution
Professor James Lewis, Ph.D. Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo College history professor James E. Lewis Jr. will talk about what the Framers of the Constitution meant by a "more
Lest We Forget 250 year Speakers Program, The Revolutionary War
The Revolutionary War
“It’s complicated: France, the United States and the building of an unlikely alliance.”
Professor Guillaume de Syon, Ph.D. Albright College
Between 1754, when George Washington first encountered “them” and 1784, when the French openly praised him, the United States and France
Lest We Forget 250 year Speakers Program, The Revolutionary War
The Revolutionary War
7:00 - 8:00 P.M Afoot at Lexington: Uncertainty, Memory, and the First Shots of April 19, 1775
John Hodgson, Local Historian
On the night the Revolution began, the people of Lexington were operating on limited information, rumor, and instinct. This presentation reconstructs