Jim Ford, organist, talking with WVIA's Peter Wynne, about the Mack Sennett Mini-Film Festival, presented by the Binghamton Theater Organ Society, at the Forum Theatre, 226 Washington Street in Binghamton, NY, Sunday, December 30 at 2pm. Ford will create an original sound track as he accompanies the silent films.

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Jim Ford, organist, talking with WVIA's Peter Wynne, about the Mack Sennett Mini-Film Festival, presented by the Binghamton Theater Organ Society, at the Forum Theatre, 226 Washington Street in Binghamton, NY, Sunday, December 30 at 2pm. Ford will create an original sound track as he accompanies the silent films.

www.binghamtonTOS.org

Jim Ford, organist, talking with WVIA's Peter Wynne, about the Mack Sennett Mini-Film Festival, presented by the Binghamton Theater Organ Society, at the Forum Theatre, 226 Washington Street in Binghamton, NY, Sunday, December 30 at 2pm. Ford will create an original sound track as he accompanies the silent films.

www.binghamtonTOS.org

Mark Stavish of NEPA, author and expert on western spiritual traditions and comparative religions, and Director of Studies for the Institute of Hermetic Studies, speaking about the Christmas tradition of the krampus: its history and revival in recent years and presence in Europe and the U.S., including in Pennsylvania.

Mark Stavish of NEPA, author and expert on western spiritual traditions and comparative religions, and Director of Studies for the Institute of Hermetic Studies, speaking about the Christmas tradition of the krampus: its history and revival in recent years and presence in Europe and the U.S., including in Pennsylvania.

Mark Stavish of NEPA, author and expert on western spiritual traditions and comparative religions, and Director of Studies for the Institute of Hermetic Studies, speaking about the Christmas tradition of the krampus: its history and revival in recent years and presence in Europe and the U.S., including in Pennsylvania.

Author Sam Chiarelli of Pittston, PA, speaking about "Dig: A Personal Prehistoric Journey" issued by Books by Hippocampus. Chiarelli will take part in the Maslow Foundation Salon Reading Series at Wilkes University in the Darte Center in Wilkes-Barre, Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 7pm. Admission is free. www.wilkes.edu/creativewriting.

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Author Sam Chiarelli of Pittston, PA, speaking about "Dig: A Personal Prehistoric Journey" issued by Books by Hippocampus. Chiarelli will take part in the Maslow Foundation Salon Reading Series at Wilkes University in the Darte Center in Wilkes-Barre, Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 7pm. Admission is free. www.wilkes.edu/creativewriting.

www.samthedinosaurman.com

books.hippocampusmagazine.com

Author Sam Chiarelli of Pittston, PA, speaking about "Dig: A Personal Prehistoric Journey" issued by Books by Hippocampus. Chiarelli will take part in the Maslow Foundation Salon Reading Series at Wilkes University in the Darte Center in Wilkes-Barre, Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 7pm. Admission is free. www.wilkes.edu/creativewriting.

www.samthedinosaurman.com

books.hippocampusmagazine.com

Michael Melcher of CaPaa & Chuck Gorden of Marywood, producers, speaking about the collaborative production of Disney's "Newsies" presented by the Creative & Performing Arts Academy & Marywood University December 20, 21, 22, 23, 2018, at the Ritz Theater, 222 Wyoming Avenue in Scranton.

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