Join us on Monday, October 24 from 4 – 5 pm at the Cuba Library as Doug Yeomans performs Songs and Life on the Erie Canal. This program presents listeners with the music and cultures that came together during the building and use of the Erie Canal along with commentary and stories to help students of today relate to the challenges and dynamics of early 1800’s America. By making comparisons to today’s world, students are invited to critically think of the parallels of yesterday’s decisions with today’s challenges that will move our world forward. This program is free and open to patrons of all ages.

Programming was made possible by the generous support of Humanities New York and Arts for Learning WNY