Center for Cultural Programs Since 1883
All programs begin at 1:00 p.m.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s programs and concerts will be a hybrid of in-person and/or online meetings and will adhere to local Health Department guidelines.
All are welcome. Non-members/guests - email info@scottclub.org to request a Zoom link.
By Linda Larocque
The STORYTELLERS, South Haven’s very own Senior Readers Theater group, sponsored by Van Buren County Senior Services, entertains you with a hilarious Christmas tale, performed by local thespians. There will be a talk back immediately following when you can ask questions of the actors and director and hopefully, perhaps even sign up to participate in one of their upcoming Senior Readers Theater productions. Membership meeting will follow program.
By Eric Gollannek
Director of The Saugatuck-Douglas History Center (SDHC), Eric Gollannek, will share the history of the LGBTQ community in Saugatuck. On September 4, 2021, the SDHC celebrates the opening of the exhibit “A Century of Progress: 100 years of LGBTQ History in Saugatuck-Douglas”. This timeline exhibit commemorates and celebrates the trailblazers that have made the community a ‘home for all’. We will learn about the SDHC and the places and people that make up this beautiful area on our west Michigan lakeshore.
By Bishop Dorothy Sherrod, Black History Leadership Society
Bishop Dorothy Sherrod will share with the community the past Black History Leadership Society’s honorees and their stories from Covert, Michigan who have contributed to Covert’s rich history of integration.
By Dr. Judith Hansen
What is Juneteenth – America’s newest federal holiday? Dr. Judith Hansen taught at a Historically Black College/University (HBCU) in Texas and offers some history about Juneteenth and how it fits into American culture today.
By Don Hallock
For three years, Don Hallock taught conversational English in China as an employee of the Chinese government. Don’s experiences with Chinese expectations of American language and culture and his own expectations of Chinese culture made for a fascinating and at times hilarious mix. Did you know for instance that the Chinese don’t have an alphabet?
By Maile Whipple & Cassandra Cushman
Maile Whipple and Cassandra Cushman are local macrame artists who love to create custom works to fit the needs of their clients. Just as their families had done before them, macrame has been an art form that has been passed down for centuries to create hanging art as well as functional art, like a plant hanger or key-chain. Join us as we explore the History of Macrame and learn more about the artists and their upcoming make and take classes with Evergreen Macrame.
By Joan Bonnette
Old worn-out items will be transformed with paint, polish, and imagination. Well-known local artist, Joan Bonnette shows before and after results on rummaged items. Bring an item and she’ll give ideas for your makeover project. Membership meeting will follow program.
By Julie Sheppard & SHHS History Club
Winners of state and national competitions, the South Haven High School History Club will have the Scott Club members as a live audience so they can hone their presentation skills as they prepare for this year’s competitions. Led by teacher and History Club coach, Julie Sheppard, these hard-working young people will impress us with their research, knowledge and skill.
