John Anderson is a well-known musician, producer, and filmmaker with a specialty: he directs and films rock and roll legends

Riva Lehrer, portrait artist, educator, curator, and author of the critically acclaimed memoir, Golem Girl.

On March 23, Fruteland Jackson, a nationally known blues musician, teacher, and blues historian, shared part of his vast knowledge.

Fred Guttenberg, father of Jesse and Jaime, spoke about his recently published book, “Find the Helpers”.

Rich Lindberg regaled the Levy Lecture crowd with wonderfully detailed stories about obscure happenings in and around Chicago.

Leslie Goddard is a historian with a Ph.D. from Northwestern, a former museum director, an actress, and a storyteller.

Storyteller and actress Paddy Lynn presented her interpretation of “The Belle of Amherst,” a play by William Luce about Emily Dickinson.

On Feb. 2, Evanston author, retired Evanston Township High School teacher, and Golden Apple Award winner Mark Larson discussed his book.

“Boots in the Ashes,” is the story of a trailblazing crime fighter. At a virtual Levy Lecture on Jan. 26, she captivated the audience

The Levy Lecture scheduled for Jan. 19 was a story for grownups, as famed storyteller Megan Wells presented her version of Sir Arthur...

Anette Isaacs and Gloria Bond Clunie joined the Levy Lecture series via Zoom December brought two sparkling Levy Lecture Series webinars...

The Levy Senior Center Foundation brought good cheer, joy and smiles throughout Evanston and the broader Zoom universe with a free...

Award-winning television documentary producer and author Linda Gartz recently discussed her memoir, “Redlined,” as a featured speaker...

The enslaved turned the idea of Anansi into the character who became Br'er Rabbit, "Br'er" being short for brother.

Even veteran travelers learned about new places to visit, and those who have not visited in a while (or ever) were entranced with the magica

Ms. Nichols demonstrated why Hubble has been so monumentally important to NASA and the general scientific community around the world.

She hoped that Southerners who read the book would feel empathetic toward the slaves and feel remorse and regret.

In addition to Zoom Bingo, two student volunteers (with parental help, too!) were also able to offer the Levy Senior Center men’s basketball

Mr. Mauney focused on faces and expressions, and he captured a range of emotions with patience, the right lens, and a sixth sense of where t

Paddy Lynn brought Beatrix Potter to life during a fascinating webinar on July 7, part of the virtual Levy Lectures produced by the Levy Sen