Previous Events: 2009-2010 Season

Friday 2 October, 2009: The Granite Statesmen

The Granite Statesmen is a Barbershop Harmony group and was founded in 1955. This style of acappella singing is uniquely American and is best known for four part harmony (tenor, lead, baritone, and bass) and ringing chords.

Friday 13 November, 2009: Jan Turnquist as Harriet Beecher Stowe

Travel back in time for a fascinating opportunity to meet Harriet Beecher Stowe as depicted by Jan Turnquist.

Friday 29 January, 2010: Leland Faulkner's World of Wonder

Leland Faulkner's World of Wonder is like a dream in action! Magic tricks, fantastic tales, light hearted humor, pantomime and stunning shadow play are the ingredients in Faulkner's theatrical feast. The resulting performance is like no other.

Friday March 26, 2010: Rumbafrica

Founded by Tshibangu Kadima in 1992, Rumbafrica, winner of a Boston Music Award, presents Soukous music and dances from Congo sharing in the rich diversity that the African cultures offer the world. Kadima sings in Lingala, Swahili, Tshiluba and French.

 

Previous Events: 2008-2009 Season

Friday October 10, 2007: Odaiko Japanese Drumming

The powerful sound of drumming is combined with the graceful movements of dance to create a dynamic visual performance that is both memorable and inspirational.

Friday Novmember 21, 2008: Quabbin - a History and Explorer's Guide

Author Michael Tougias presents a slide show of Quabbin Reservoir's lost towns, construction and nature, complete with explorer's tips.

Friday January 23, 2009: Leonard Solomon and the Bellowphone Show

Solomon interprets the great musical classics on some of the most bizarre, homemade instruments ever seen or heard. This program was sponsored by the Littleton Rotary.

Friday April 24, 2009: Steve Wronker's Comedy Hypnosis

Seasoned hypnotist Steve Wronker's unique brand of humor makes for a hilarious evening of fun for the whole family.

 

Previous Events: 2007-2008 Season

Friday September, 28 2007: Inca Son

This group presents traditional music and dance of the Andes Mountains of Peru and Latin America in authentic and colorful Inca attire.

Friday November 16, 2007: Magic by Scott Jameson

Classic magic and juggling routines have been given a fresh new look and are seamlessly interlaced with new, innovative routines written, designed, and crafted by Scott.

Friday February 15, 2008: A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Shakespeare & Company aspires to create a theatre of unprecedented excellence rooted in the classical ideals of inquiry, balance, and harmony.

Friday March 14, 2008: Guy Peartree as Frederick Douglass

Guy Peartree performs historical characterizations of Frederick Douglass, William Brown and George Washington Carver; as well as folktales from around the world.

 

Previous Events: 2006-2007 Season

Friday October 27, 2006: Victorian Halloween Magic Lantern Show

America�s only touring Victorian Halloween Magic-Lantern Show - the combination of projected images, live drama, and live music that led to the movies.

Friday January 12, 2007: Henry David Thoreau

Richard Smith brings the famed 19th Century philosopher alive!

Friday March 2, 2007: Alfred Watson and Second Lyceum Art Show

Alfred Watson is a popular Littleton pianist.
Read about the Art Show!

Friday April 13, 2007: Macbeth

"MacBeth" by the reknowned touring company, Shakespeare & Company from Lenox, MA.

 

Previous Events: 2005-2006 Season

October 28, 2005: The Granitestatemen

Back by popular demand, this full barbershop chorus featured Broadway show tunes as well as many old favorites.

First Lyceum Art Show:

This showcased the works of local artists Wendy Boston, Margaret Geansis and Marshall Henrichs.

November 18, 2005: The Big Dig

Attendees got the scoop on the Big Dig from historian and former Big Dig spokesperson, David Kruh

February 10, 2006: Eyes on Owls

Marcia Wilson enlightened and enthralled the audience with her collection of live owls, their habits and habitats.

March 31, 2006: Libana

Boston's international touring women's folk ensemble provided rarely heard musical expression from all around the world.