Lectures, Workshops & More

Lectures, films, workshops, and gallery talks for adults provide insight into our permanent
collections and special exhibitions.
Historical, social and cultural topics related to the Gilded Age are explored in programs that take place in our intimate auditorium or through more casual events in the galleries or Education Center.
Free programs such as Art at Noon and Film at Noon create interesting ways to enhance an
exhibition while our studio workshops provide a creative outlet for artist and beginner alike.
Upcoming Lectures |
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Art at Noon
| October 1 | Exquisite Death: The Art of Victorian Mourning |
Coffee & Culture. Informal discussions, over coffee, about a variety of topics.
August 10 SECOND DATE ADDED |
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| August 11 | Beauty, Hope and Intrigue: The 1893 Chicago World's Fair |
| September 16 | Traditions of Mourning in the Late 19th Century |
| October 6 | Buick Will Build Them: The White Streak and the Early Days of GM |
Garden Glimpses. Free, 15-minute talks each Thursday at 1:15 p.m.
July 29 August 5 August 12 August 19 August 26 |
The Hostas at Clayton Henry Clay Frick: His Greenhouse, and HIs Mushrooms The Intriguing Kentucky Coffee Tree Helen Clay Frick's Memorial Tree--the Katsura Tree The Lovely Dawn Redwood |
Clayton Features. Free, 15-minute talks each Thursday at 2:00 p.m.
During July, talks focus on George Hetzel's Landscape with River, the first painting purchased by Henry Clay Frick.
Clayton by Night. Wine, cheese, conversation and a special Clayton tour.
| September 23 | Mourning Customs in the Victorian Era |
Film at Noon
History on Sunday
Evening Lectures
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Upcoming Gallery Talks |
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Workshops and Other Programs Adult Workshops Teas and Other Adult Programs |
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Films
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