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The Great Gatsby – Pre-Show Gathering (LLB)
Saturday, May 2
5:45 p.m.
Zlock Performing Arts Center, Newtown Campus
Free - Register
Connect with fellow Lifelong Learning at Bucks members at a pre-show gathering before Bucks Drama Club’s presentation of The Great Gatsby. Enjoy light refreshments and conversation as we set the tone for an evening inspired by the elegance and intrigue of the Jazz Age.
Bucks Drama Club Presents The Great Gatsby
Saturday, May 2
7:00 p.m.
Zlock Performing Arts Center, Newtown Campus
$12 - Purchase Tickets
Step into the dazzling, decadent world of the Jazz Age with Bucks Drama Club’s production of The Great Gatsby. Based on the classic novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, this adaptation explores the shimmering surface and dark undercurrents of 1920s Long Island. Follow the mysterious Jay Gatsby in his obsessive pursuit of the past, as seen through the eyes of the young, observant Nick Carraway. In a world where "new money" meets "old money," witness a story of ambition, identity, and the devastating cost of a dream.
History’s Mysteries: The Revolutionary War—1776 (LLB)
Thursday, May 7
2:00 p.m.
Location TBD, Newtown Campus
$10 - Register
Discover the truth behind America’s founding in History’s Mysteries: The Revolutionary War – 1776, presented by historian Herb Kaufman. Separate fact from fiction as we explore the myths, legends, and little-known realities of the colonial era—from Yankee Doodle to the Liberty Bell. Part of the “America 250” Semiquincentennial, this engaging session reveals what you didn’t learn in high school.
The Journey of Highland Farm (LLB)
Tuesday, May 12
2:00 p.m.
Location TBD, Newtown Campus
Free - Register
Explore the life and legacy of Oscar Hammerstein II in The Journey of Highland Farm, presented by Julie Flack. Discover how this legendary lyricist shaped musical theatre, mentored Stephen Sondheim, and created his most iconic works right here in Doylestown. Julie, a retired music educator and Highland Farm board member, brings a deep passion for preserving Hammerstein’s legacy and sharing it with the community.
Asian & Pacific Islander Immigration to America (LLB)
Monday, May 18
2:00 p.m.
Location TBD, Newtown Campus
$10 - Register
Explore the rich and complex history of Asian and Pacific Islander Immigration to America with presenter Steve Pollack. From early arrivals in the 1500s to the challenges of exclusion and internment, this engaging session highlights stories of resilience, contribution, and legacy. Steve, a versatile performer and experienced lecturer, brings history to life through his dynamic and engaging presentation style.