July & August 2021 Program Offerings OLLI Membership is required to attend an

OLLI Course or Tour

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Indiana State University Phone: 812-237-9040 Web Site: www.indstate.edu/olli

E-mail: olli@indstate.edu

Courses Summer Membership Special $5 (May - August 2021)

Water Aerobics

Date: Wednesdays & Fridays July 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, & 30, 2021 Time: 9 - 10 AM Place: ISU, Student Recreation Center (SRC), 601 N. 6th St. Terre Haute, IN Cost: $40 Water aerobics is a moderate to intense aerobic exercise in the water that will give you all the great benefits of a cardio workout with some muscle conditioning and strengthening without the impact on the joints you get from traditional land aerobics. It is a flexible class that allows you to work at your own pace. All exercise is done in shallow water with no swimming required. Participants must wear swimsuits. Participants can use a locker in the SRC, but will need to bring their own locks.

Life and Work of John James Audubon With Heidi Taylor-Caudill, Museum Curator, John James Audubon State Park

Date: Mondays, July 12 & 19, 2021 Time: 2 - 4 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: $6 (Zoom only) $10 (in person maximum 50) Join Heidi with the John James Audubon State Park as she discusses the life and work of John James Audubon and his family within a timeline of world events. The museum has three galleries chronicling the Audubon story, including the family’s 1810-1819 residency in Henderson, Kentucky. For the second session we will watch a documentary by PBS titled Audubon. John James Audubon was a naturalist and 19th century painter who was a contemporary of Lewis & Clark and Davey Crockett. He was a self-taught artist and ornithologist, who left a legacy of art and science. Come learn about the man, explore his art, and put his groundbreaking work into a modern perspective.

How Does the Immigrant Experience Feel? With Mahmoud Abdel-Rahman, ISU Graduate Student

Date: Tuesdays, July 20 & 27, 2021 Time: 2 - 4 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: $6 (Zoom only) $10 (in person maximum 50) Come learn about the immigrant experience with Mahmoud Abdel-Rahman, a trained Natural Helper with the Immigrant Welcome Center in Indianapolis. Mahmoud will talk about all the changes and transitions immigrants have to go through when moving to a new country. In the second session he will help us understand how difficult these changes can be by walking us through the immigrant experience we would face if we moved to his home country of Egypt.

Courses The Art and the Artist: Vincent van Gogh

With Ed Trover, Instructor of Studio Arts at SMWC and former Curator at the Swope Art Museum

Date: Thursdays, July 15 & 22, 2021 Time: 2 - 4 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: $6 (Zoom only) $10 (in person maximum 50 ) In the first session of this class, we will explore the artwork of Vincent van Gogh with Edward Trover, Instructor of Studio Arts at SMWC and former Curator at the Swope Art Museum. We will learn about some of van Gogh’s lesser-known works and discuss works and myths that made him one of the most famous and influential artists in history. In the second session we will discover more information about the artist himself by watching the movie Lust for Life with Kirk Douglas. This class is a lead-up to a fall trip to THE LUME Indianapolis at Newfields.

Two Greedy Italians on Italian Food With Elmer Guerri

Date: Thursdays, July 29 & August 5, 2021 Time: 2 - 4 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link will be sent later Cost: $6 (Zoom only) $10 (in person maximum 50) This series is to Italian food travel what Big Night was to the Italian restaurant business. Chefs Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio travel around Italy providing a glimpse as to how Italian society and food has evolved over the years. For this class we will watch two episodes of the series. In the first session of class we will watch an episode titled Two Greedy Italians—The Importance of Family with an overview of the show. The second session we will watch the episode titled Two Greedy Italians—Calabria and Bambinone as well as show an interview with Bar Bosco owners Joe Everhart and Ken Ramsey. These two episodes and interview provide a review and preview of what we have learned and what we will learn about Italian food and cooking as well as whet our appetite for the long-awaited OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night Festa on August 30.

Laugh or Cry with Three of Roberto Benignini’s Films With Elmer Guerri and Michelle Bennett

Date: Mondays, August 2, 9, & 16, 2021 Time: 10 AM - 12 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: $9 (Zoom only), $15 (in person) In this class, OLLI members will enjoy the antics of the most hilarious and successful Italian actor-director, Roberto Benignini. Everyone will be “rolling-in-the-aisles” in long-overdue laughter from “the funniest serial killer movie you’ll ever see” Il Mostro, and from a second film Johnny Stecchino, that has been called “The Titanic of Italy” due to its overwhelming worldwide audiences. These two films are the most financially successful comedy films in the history of Italian cinema. We will also watch the film Life is Beautiful, in which Benignini starred and directed. This film falls into two parts. The first is pure comedy, and the second is smiling through tears. The main focus of this film is not about the horrors of Holocaust, but about the human spirit.

Claude Thornhill a Local Legend With John Spicknall, Pianist, Joe Deal, Bassist, and Michelle Bennett, OLLI Program Administrator

Date: Tuesdays, August 3 & 10, 2021 Time: 2 - 4 PM Place: TBA Cost: $10 In Person Only; Recording Only $3 Claude Thornhill’s 1940s big band helped shape the sound of modern jazz. Orchestral bop and ethereal ballads tinged with classical influences set the stage for masterpieces by Miles Davis and helped to inspire the West Coast or the “cool jazz” movement of the 1950s. The birth of the cool began in Thornhill’s hometown of Terre Haute, Indiana. Come learn about our local legend and experience his music for yourself. The first session will be a performance of Claude Thornhill’s music performed by John Spicknall and Joe Deal. The second session will focus on an overview of Claude Thornhill’s life, and a recorded 1965 WGN performance by the Claude Thornhill Orchestra.

Big Night With Elmer Guerri

Date: Thursdays, August 12 & 19, 2021 Time: 2 - 4 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE

Join Elmer for a look at the book and movie Big Night, and he will also explain why there is really no such thing as “Italian Cooking”. This will be your last chance to view or review the Big Night story before the OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night Festa on August 30. Big Night is a story about two Italian immigrant brothers, Primo and Secondo, who in the 1950s came to a small New Jersey seaside town to open an Italian restaurant. Through a series of comical gyrations and confrontations with competitor restaurateur Pascal, the brothers attempt to make their restaurant a success. A contrived scheme of trickery and falsehoods results in an unexpected climax to the story that can be characterized by the Italian saying, “You can only be betrayed by those you trust.” The class will be treated to a story involving romance, mystery, humor, colorful language and, of course, “mangia, mangia, mangia.” We will watch the movie Big Night during the second session of this class to help prepare you for the OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night Festa.

Crossroads Repertory Theatre: Seeger

Date: Friday, July 2, 2021 Time: 7 - 9:30 PM Place: ISU New Theater, 536 N 7th Street, Terre Haute Cost: $15 (In Person Only Viewing of Online Performance)

Seeger: A Multimedia Solo Show, written and performed by Randy Noojin featuring music by Pete Seeger. Seeger is an award-winning, critically acclaimed, multimedia solo show about America’s beloved folksinger/activist, Pete Seeger. Spend an evening with Pete as he plays a benefit concert advocating the end of the U.S.-Cuban trade embargo, where he uses a dozen of his signature songs, including “If I Had a Hammer”, “Turn, Turn, Turn”, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone”, “We Shall Overcome”, and “Guantanamera”, to tell the story of his awakening as an activist, and his struggle with the Blacklist.

Special Events

Crossroads Repertory Theatre: Clue

Date: Thursday, July 8, 2021 Time: 7 - 9:30 PM Place: ISU New Theater, 536 N 7th Street, Terre Haute Cost: $15 (In Person Only Viewing of Online Performance)

Family-friendly Clue is based on the screenplay by Jonathan Lynn, written by Sandy Rustin, with additional material by Hunter Foster and Eric Price, based on the Paramount Motion Picture based on the Hasbro board game Clue, and directed by Heidi Vogel. Based on the iconic 1985 Paramount movie which was inspired by the classic Hasbro board game, Clue is a hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery. The tale begins at a remote mansion, where six mysterious guests assemble for an unusual dinner party where murder and blackmail are on the menu. When their host turns up dead, the guests all become suspects. Led by the butler Wadsworth, Miss Scarlett, Professor Plum, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock and Colonel Mustard all race to find the killer as the body count stacks up. Clue is the comedy whodunit that will leave the audience in stitches as they try to figure out…WHO did it, WHERE, and with WHAT!

Crossroads Repertory Theatre: I Loved, I Lost, I made Spaghetti

Date: Friday, July 9, 2021 Time: 7 - 9:30 PM Place: ISU New Theater, 536 N 7th Street, Terre Haute Cost: $15 (In Person Only Viewing of Online Performance) I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti is a comedy by Jacques Lamarre, based on the memoir by Giulia Melucci, directed by Brian Maschka, and starring Eileen Earnest. This play tells the story of Giulia, a single New Yorker, who really knows how to deliver in the one room where it counts--the kitchen. Publishing pro by day and domestic diva by night, she knows how to whip-up mouth-watering Italian cuisine. Unfortunately, her prowess with pasta is not matched by her taste in men, all of whom seem to eat and run. Can she find Mr. Right, or will she end up getting burned? Based on Giulia Melucci's bestselling memoir, this saucy comedy features live cooking, and it will leave audiences hungry for love!

Special Events

Indiana State University Hulman Center Tour

Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2021 Time: 9 - 10 AM Place: Indiana State University, Hulman Center Cost: $5 (In person maximum 25) Indiana State University Hulman Center opened in 1973 and is a multi-purpose facility for events including sports, graduations, and concerts. As many of you have noticed when passing the building, the Hulman Center has been undergoing renovations. Come be one of the first to tour the newly-finished building that has a new exterior facade and a glass entrance at the south end. The building now boosts more square footage and event/meeting space, as well as, new restrooms, concession stands, and much more.

Tour with Sisters of Providence at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods

Date: Friday, July 23, 2021 Time: 9:30 -11:30 AM Place: Providence Center Lobby (Outside of O’Shaughnessy Dining Hall) 3301 St Marys Rd, West Terre Haute Cost: $5 Maximum: 25 Our tour starts with some of the most historic and beautiful spaces including the Shrine of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin and the Church of the Immaculate Conception, but don’t forget about the outdoor spaces, like the Log Cabin Chapel, alpacas, and organic gardens. So much to see and what a beautiful place to explore. Come enjoy a morning of history, fun, and friends.

There is a chance we will be able to have lunch at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods after our tour.

More information will be provided later.

Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa” Cooking Demonstration

Date: Monday, August 30, 2021 Time: 12 - 2 PM Place: Bar Bosco, 800 South 7th Street, Terre Haute Cost: $15 (Maximum attendance 10) This event will be restricted to a limited number of OLLI members, as it will take place at the very popular Terre Haute Alimentari da Pesavento and Bar Bosco, where members will join Owner/Chef Joe Everhart in the preparation of a myriad of exotic ingredients to create a magnificent “Timpano” , the colorful, complex, multi-layered, extravagant centerpiece meal featured in the Big Night movie. OLLI participants will assist Owner/Chef Everhart and his staff in preparing a variety of other recipes and setting-up for the long-awaited OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa.” The elaborate preparation and packing of the numerous ingredients is a fastidious task requiring the supervision and talents of Chef Everhart. The heightened anxiety and suspense involved in the cumber-some effort reflects the tradition that has continued for centuries in the feasts and “festas” of the Calabria region of Italy.

Special Events

Bird Hike at Jackson-Schnyder Nature Preserve With Amber Slaughterbeck, Regional Specialist for Southern Indiana Cooperative Invasives Management

Date: Friday, August 20, 2021 Time: 9 - 10 AM Place: Jackson-Schnyder Nature Preserve, 1100 West Concannon Ave., West Terre Haute, IN Cost: $5 (In person only) Bring your binoculars as we make observations through our native woodland and prairie habitat. We will discuss the ongoing land management at the preserve to restore native habitat and provide proper nutrition for wildlife. Hiking conditions are hilly and moderate with benches along the path for resting. No facilities onsite. Jackson-Schnyder Native Preserve has ten species of prairie grasses and sedges, including Big and Little Bluestem, Indian Grass and Prairie Dropseed; and 38 species of native forbs including Wild Quinine, Dense Blazing Star, Mountain Mint, Wild Senna, Compass Plant, and Rattlesnake Master, which were all drilled into this former soybean field in June 2009.

Special Event OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa”

Date: Monday, August 30, 2021 Time: 5 - 7:30 PM Place: Bar Bosco, 800 South 7th Street Terre Haute Cost: $50 (Which will all go to help support OLLI at ISU) Maximum: 30 There is an Italian saying, “La frase cose buone vale la pena aspettare”, which translates to, “Good things are worth waiting for.” OLLI participants from the original BIG NIGHT book and movie classes have waited over a year to finally participate in the “OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa”. The time has finally arrived. The culmination of the OLLI class titled Big Night and the OLLI special event titled Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa” Cooking Demonstration. OLLI “Festa” attendees will finally taste the “Timpano” and other specialties created by Owner/Chef Everhart, his staff, and OLLI participants in the cooking demonstra-tion. This is a special event that is reserved exclusively for OLLI members. OLLI members who attend this special event will enjoy music from the 1996 film. The famous Louis Prima hit “Buona Sera” will have great significance for OLLI members who attended the other OLLI events leading up to this night. If you missed the earlier offerings of the Big Night class, or want a refresher before the big event, register now for the Big Night class, on August 12 and 19. Attendees of the “Festa” will see that many of the events described in the book and the movie will be “brought to life”, so we are encouraging everyone attending the “Festa” to have some knowledge of the book or movie. Bar Bosco owners Joe Everhart and Ken Ramsay are generously sponsoring this event as a fundraiser for OLLI. They are donating the food and one glass of wine for the August 30 “Festa”.

Bar Bosco owners Joe Everhart and Ken Ramsay make this promise to all who attend the “Festa” – “Nella mia casa, nessuno va affamato!”

which translates to “No one ever leaves my house hungry!”

We look forward to seeing you at the “Festa”.

“Buon appetito!”

Wednesday Presentations

Back Pain & Sciatica: Understanding Why You Hurt Can Help With Joseph Downing & Adam Pomfret ,Co-Owners of Valley Rehabilitation & Performance

Date: Wednesday, July 21, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) Low back pain is a common condition experienced by people of all ages. Despite our advances in imaging techniques and surgical techniques, our outcomes related to lumbar pain have not improved. Lumbar pain is the number 3 healthcare cost in the United States. A problem in addressing back pain is that we have traditionally treated people suffering with back pain as a homogenous group. But back pain behaves differently from person to person and un-derstanding the behavior of the pain opens up possibilities to more effective treatments. Teaching people about pain and instruction in self-treatments based on the mechanical presentation is key to finding a solu-tion.

Birds Need Native Plants...And You With Amber Slaughterbeck, Regional Specialist for Southern Indiana Cooperative Invasives Management

Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) Most invasive plant species we are battling today have come from the nursery trade and those same plants provide little, if any, value, nutrition, or habitat for native bird species. Some are even toxic, causing regurgitation and sometimes death. Join Amber Slaughterbeck to identify invasive species in your landscaping to remove and the beneficial plants to replace them with.

Costuming Online Theater Productions With Katharine Mathis, Professor of Costume Design and Construction

Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) Typically, when a theater produces a show, actors will be measured and fitted for costumes in person by the costume designer and/or a costume shop manager. With the COVID pandemic and the switch to online and socially distant theater, how actors are fit for costumes has totally changed. Hosted by Katharine Mathis, res-ident costume designer, this presentation will show the costuming process from design to performance for the Indiana State University Department of Theater and Crossroads Repertory Theatre. The presentation will be followed by a tour by the costume shop manager, Grace Muñoz.

Immigrant Welcome Center With Amy Shackelford, Program Director for the Immigrant Welcome Center

Date: Wednesday, July 28, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) Amy Shackelford (MSW/MPH) is the Program Director for the Immigrant Welcome Center (IWC), a nonprofit organization based in Indianapolis. She will present an overview of global and local migration trends and demographics, along with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the immigrant and refugee community and ways that the IWC is working in the community to address these challenges.

Wednesday Presentations

Eagles of the Wabash River Corridor in Parke and Vermillion Counties With Alan Bruner, Local Eagle Enthusiast

Date: Wednesday, August11, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link will be sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) Within the past 20 years the Bald Eagle has become a permanent fixture in Indiana. The Wabash River corridor through Parke and Vermillion Counties with more than 10 active nests and one of the largest winter roosts in the state. This makes this area among the hottest spots in the state to experience these majestic birds. Alan Bruner will tap his decades of local experience to present de-tails concerning behavior, nest histories, and why the area is so attractive to our National Symbol.

A Dream Comes to Life: Revealing the Journey from Saint Ann Clinic to Wabash Valley Health Center

With Charles Welker, CEO of Wabash Valley Health Center

Date: Wednesday, August 4, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107 (old College of Nursing at 8th and Chestnut) Zoom link will be sent to those registered Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) Wabash Valley Health Center, Located at 1436 Locust Street, Terre Haute, IN, is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) providing primary healthcare services. WVHC will share the history of the clinic, journey to FQHC status, recent expansion, mission and services.

Wednesday Presentations

Paper Conservation of John James Audubon’s Birds of North America With Katie Boodle, Associate Paper Conservator from NEDCC

Date: Wednesday, August 25, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link will be sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) The main focus of this presentation will be on the conservation methods and approach for treating a complete set of John James Audubon’s Birds of North America, specifically the first edition Havell’s. The presentation will also briefly include some historical background on the creation of the various editions approved by Audubon and how different printing techniques, papers, and historical binding trends can affect treatment decisions when conservators approach these objects.

Barrett's Esophagus With Brock Sokolowski, Chief Physician Assistant with Digestive Health Associates

Date: Wednesday, August 18, 2021 Time: 1:30 - 3 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is required Zoom or in person (maximum 50) BE, or Barrett's Esophagus, is a digestive issue that affects the lower portion of the esophagus and also part of the stomach. Barrett's esophagus involves the change of esophagus tissue that can increase the risk for esophagus cancer. Individuals with reflux, GERD, smoking, family history of BE, obese, and middle age are at increased risk for developing Barrett's Esophagus. Come learn more about this issue and what the common symptoms for this issue are.

A Tour of the Orchestra - Beyond Haydn and Hummel: Concertos for the Trumpet With Jau Ellsmore, THSO Principal Trumpet

Date: Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Time: 1 - 2:30 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is still required Join THSO Principal Trumpet, Jay Ellsmore, as he dives into the world of the Trumpet Concerto. When one thinks of a trumpet concerto, one often thinks of the Haydn and Hummel concertos. There are, however, other great works written for trumpet and orchestra. Jay will briefly introduce several works including Shostakovich’s Concerto for Piano, Trumpet, and Strings and discuss how the composer has designed the work to be exciting but quite approachable. Other solo trumpet works include 20th and 21st century compositions by Arutunian, Plog, John Williams, and Tomasi, as well many baroque era works by composers such as Telemann and J.S. Bach.

Other Presentations

A Tour of the Orchestra - Ancient Western Music: Reconstructing through Art With Dr. Jennifer Kirby, THSO English Horn

Date: Friday, August 13, 2021 Time: 1 - 2:30 PM Place: Chestnut Building Room 107; Zoom link sent later Cost: FREE but registration is still required Join us for a lecture by Dr. Jennifer Kirby on a journey back in time as she explores how we have reconstructed Ancient Western Music through different forms of art. Learn about music from Mesopotamia, Syria, Egypt, Greece, and Rome and how it evolved into the music we have today. We will study artwork housed in museums across the world as we piece together what musical instruments were used and their functions in society. Pairing iconography with written works such as those of Homer and Plato, we can paint a vivid picture of what music was like in European Antiquity. We will also look at the oldest written musical examples, see the few rare surviving instruments, and hear works performed on reconstructions modern copies.

Thank You Sponsors!

OLLI Extras Indiana State University Student Recreation Center Membership

A new benefit to OLLI at ISU Membership!

As a member of OLLI, you are now eligible to purchase a membership to the Student Recreation Center on Indi-ana State University’s campus. Members who want a membership to the SRC will need to reach out directly to the OLLI Office to start the application process. Visit Campus Recreation Website to learn more about facility hours and offerings at https://www.indstate.edu/student-affairs/campus-rec. If you have additional questions, please contact Associate Director of Operations, Brittani Lee at 812-237-3915 or by email at

Brittani.Lee@indstate.edu

Amenities

• Elevated walking/jogging track • Cycling room, for instructor-led classes • A lap pool, leisure pool, 22-person spa, sauna, and water volleyball and basketball • Wet classroom for aquatic programs such as lifeguarding and special programs • Fitness center outfitted with cardio and strength-training equipment • Three-court gymnasium for basketball, volleyball, badminton and pickleball • Multi-purpose activity studios, suitable for aerobics, martial arts and fitness classes

OLLI Education Affiliate Rates: 6 month membership: $195 or 12 month membership: $348

The OLLI water aerobics class is not included in the SRC membership fee. The membership does include access to all of the SRC “normally programmed” group exercise classes.

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Registration for all programs are required! Cost Per Person # Total

Summer Membership ONLY (May 2021 - August 2021) $5

Courses

Water Aerobics July 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, & 30 $40

Life and Work of John James Audubon (In Person) July 12 & 19 $10

Life and Work of John James Audubon (Zoom) July 12 & 19 $6

The Art and the Artist: Vincent van Gogh (In Person) July 15 & 22 $10

The Art and the Artist: Vincent van Gogh (Zoom) July 15 & 22 $6

How Does the Immigrant Experience Feel? (In Person) July 20 & 27 $10

How Does the Immigrant Experience Feel? (Zoom) July 20 & 27 $6

Two Greedy Italians on Italian Food (In Person) July 29 & August 5 $10

Two Greedy Italians on Italian Food (Zoom) July 29 & August 5 $6

Laugh or Cry with Three of Roberto Benignini’s Films (In Person) August 2, 9, & 16 $15

Laugh or Cry with Three of Roberto Benignini’s Films (Zoom) August 2, 9, & 16 $9

Claude Thornhill a Local Legend (In Person Only) August 3 & 10 $10

Claude Thornhill a Local Legend (Recording) August 3 & 10 $3

Big Night (In Person) August 12 & 19 FREE

Big Night (Zoom) August 12 & 19 FREE

Virtual Tours

Crossroads Repertory Theatre: Seeger (In Person Viewing of Online Performance) July 2 $15

Crossroads Repertory Theatre: Clue (In Person Viewing of Online Performance) July 8 $15

Crossroads Repertory Theatre: I Loved, I Lost, I made Spaghetti

(In Person Viewing of Online Performance) July 9 $15

Registration for all programs are required! A Zoom link will be sent out 7 days prior to program start date and parking passes will only be sent to those attending in person programs on campus.

Special Events

Indiana State University Hulman Center Tour (In Person Only) July 14 $5

Tour with Sisters of Providence at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods (In Peron Only) July 23 $5

Bird Hike at Jackson-Schnyder Nature Preserve (In Person Only) August 20 $5

Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa” Cooking Demonstration (In Person Only) August 30 $15

OLLI Bar Bosco Big Night “Festa” (In Person Only) August 30 $50

Wednesday Presentation

Costuming Online Theater Productions (Zoom or In person) July 7 FREE

Birds Need Native Plants...And You (Zoom or In person) July 14 FREE

Back Pain & Sciatica: Understanding Why You Hurt Can Help (Zoom or In person) July 21

FREE

Immigrant Welcome Center (Zoom or In person) July 28 FREE

A Dream Comes to Life: Revealing the Journey from Saint Ann Clinic to Wabash Valley Health Center (Zoom or In person) August 4

FREE

Eagles of the Wabash River Corridor in Parke and Vermillion Counties (Zoom or In person) August 11

FREE

Barrett's Esophagus (Zoom or In person) August 18 FREE

Paper Conservation of John James Audubon’s Birds of North America (Zoom or In person) August 25

FREE

OLLI Other Presentations

A Tour of the Orchestra - Beyond Haydn and Hummel: Concertos for the Trumpet

(Zoom or In Person) July 13 FREE

A Tour of the Orchestra - Ancient Western Music: Reconstructing through Art

(Zoom or In Person) August 13 FREE

OLLI Extra

Indiana State University Student Recreation Center Membership (information)

Donation to OLLI $

Total Due

Registration for all programs are required! A Zoom link will be sent out 7 days prior to program start date and parking passes will only be sent to those attending in person programs on campus.