The History Center: August 2018 Events

August 5, Oxen with Rob Collins, 2 p.m.
Rob Collins is an ox driving instructor from Tillers International. View real live oxen and learn what breeds were used and what may be the best. Rob will have at least one team of oxen for all to view and will answer questions, both about oxen and Tillers. Free to all.

August 12, Sun Coast Singers, 2 p.m.
Enjoy the harmony of the Sun Coast Singers. They will perform favorite quartet songs and popular old spirituals. The group has been led by Mike Marsh, Berrien Springs High School music teacher, for the last eight years. Free to all.

August 13–18, Berrien County Youth Fair
Visit our booth in Commercial Building 37 during the Berrien County Youth Fair! Admission charges vary.

August 19, Liberty Teas with Bonita Warner, 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m.
Following the Boston Tea Rebellion in 1773, Colonial women swore off King George's teas and became creative with finding substitutes. Using the resources available like orchards, woods and kitchen gardens, these women created blends that became known as "Liberty Teas." Bonita Warner will hold a mini tea in the Log Cabin discussing types of Liberty Teas and will have some for you to taste! Free to all.

August 26, Old Songs in History with the "Pipestone Road Irregulars," 2 p.m.
Come and enjoy an afternoon of music and history on the jail house square. The "Pipestone Road Irregulars" will perform old-time songs in history. Free to all.