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The History Center and Cornell University's Institute for European Studies present: |
The Greek Arrivala month-long celebration of local Greek immigration and influence |
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9.23 Fall Reading GroupThis fall, the book group at THC will
explore books in which Ithaca or an imagined location that bears close
resemblance is featured in the narrative. In addition, the group will
read The Odyssey, the first time that “Ithaca” was immortalized in
verse.
10.7 History CaféIthaca's Greek Community - From the 1800's to TodayFeaturing presentations by Olympia McFall, Paulette Manos, Amalía Stratakos Tió, and other members of the local Greek community, reflecting on their family stories. Hear Greek music and sample Greek snacks. Free and open to all. 5:30-7pm at The History Center
10.21 Speaking Greek: The ABCs of Greek Revival ArchitecturePresentation by Alphonse Pieper and Kristen Olsen, Historic Ithaca Join Historic Ithaca staff Alphonse Pieper
and Kristen Olson for a virtual tour of Greek Revival homes, commercial
buildings, churches, barns – and even outhouses – in Tompkins County.
We’ll explore the roots of this remarkably American style and why
it is so commonly found in upstate communities. Let us show you why
we “brake for Greek Revival”!
10.23 Family Day at the History CenterA celebration of Greek culture, with
music, dance and food.
10.30 Hellenic Holiday Dance Lakewatch Inn, Ithaca 
All events are free, except where stated, and open to the public. for more information on any of these events call 273-8284 ext. 0 or e-mail admin@thehistorycenter.net.
The History Center 273-8284 |
