OCPL’s Lunch with Books – Constitution Day

For Constitution Day (September 17), journey back in time through dance, song and powerful acting to meet Ben Franklin, Hiawatha, Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, Ponce De Leon, Walter Raleigh and many others as the origins of our Constitution are revealed by the Iroquois Confederacy.

This program is suitable for grades 4 and up, including students in high school, college, and adults. Robin Pease and Kulture Kids previously performed “The Last Fugitive Slave” (a community participation play about Lucy Bagby) as a part of our 2019 Juneteenth celebration.

They, and our community players, received rave reviews. www.kulturekids.org/

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