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MARYMOUNT CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY Distinguished Speaker Series e Friends of Marymount California University (MCU) Lakeside Campus proudly announces its second Distinguished Speaker Series to be presented on October 6, November 3, and December 1. A $5 suggested donation for each event will benefit a scholarship fund for students attending the Lakeside campus. For more infor- mation, call 888-991-5253 and leave a message. Autumn 2016 Grape to Glass Antone Pierucci, Curator of Lake County Museums, will give us a glimpse into the county’s fascinating and little known agricultural past, from the first cattle of the 1840s to industrialized fruit processing of the 1940s. Using written records, oral histories and historic photographs, Pierucci will shed light on the stories of local farmers, dairymen and ranchers as well as the racial tensions and labor unrest of the time. Pierucci will interweave the records of crop yield and acreage with the far more conflicting history of the men, women and children used to tend the land itself in an insightful look into Lake County’s past. Tony Pierucci received his Master’s Degree in Art History, Archaeology and Museum Studies at the University of Missouri, and for the past eight years has worked in museums, archives and archaeological excavations throughout the United States and around the world. He arrived in Lake County in 2014 to start work as the Assistant Curator of the Historic Courthouse Museum in Lakeport and the Lower Lake Historic School- house Museum, and in 2015 was promoted to Curator of the Lake County Museums. Tony writes a regular column in the Lake County Record Bee highlighting little-known parts of the region’s history, and is the author of Lake County Schoolhouses, a pictorial guide to Lake County’s early schools and their role in the communities. Program sponsored by e Friends of the Lake County Museum. Wines provided courtesy of R Vineyards and Shannon Ridge. e Past, Present and Future of Agriculture in Lake County PASTURES, PEARS AND PROTESTS: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LAKE COUNTY FARMING AND LABOR Lakeside Campus 3700 Country Club Drive, Lucerne Thursday, October 6, 2016 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
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MARYMOUNT CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITYDistinguished Speaker Series
The Friends of Marymount California University (MCU) Lakeside Campus proudly announces its second Distinguished Speaker Series to be presented on October 6, November 3, and December 1. A $5 suggested donation for each event will benefit a scholarship fund for students attending the Lakeside campus. For more infor-mation, call 888-991-5253 and leave a message.
Autumn 2016
Grape to Glass
Antone Pierucci, Curator of Lake County Museums, will give us a glimpse into the county’s fascinating and little known agricultural past, from the first cattle of the 1840s to industrialized fruit processing of the 1940s. Using written records, oral histories and historic photographs, Pierucci will shed light on the stories of local farmers, dairymen and ranchers as well as the racial tensions and labor unrest of the time. Pierucci will interweave the records of crop yield and acreage with the far more conflicting history of the men, women and children used to tend the land itself in an insightful look into Lake County’s past.
Tony Pierucci received his Master’s Degree in Art History, Archaeology and Museum Studies at the University of Missouri, and for the past eight years has worked in museums, archives and archaeological excavations throughout the United States and around the world. He arrived in Lake County in 2014 to start work as the Assistant Curator of the Historic Courthouse Museum in Lakeport and the Lower Lake Historic School-house Museum, and in 2015 was promoted to Curator of the Lake County Museums. Tony writes a regular column in the Lake County Record Bee highlighting little-known parts of the region’s history, and is the author of Lake County Schoolhouses, a pictorial guide to Lake County’s early schools and their role in the communities.
Program sponsored by The Friends of the Lake County Museum. Wines provided courtesy of R Vineyards and Shannon Ridge.
The Past, Present and Future of Agriculture in Lake County
PASTURES, PEARS AND PROTESTS: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LAKE COUNTY FARMING AND LABOR
Lakeside Campus 3700 Country Club Drive, LucerneThursday, October 6, 2016 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
PANEL DISCUSSION: SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES IN VITICULTURE
A distinguished panel of local experts will discuss sustainable practices in viticulture. Christian Ahlmann, vice president of Six Sigma Ranch and Winery, Tracey Hawkins, owner and winemaker of Hawk and Horse Vineyards, and Paul Zellman, director of educational programs for the Lake County Winegrape Commission, will include an overview of sustainable management practices, creative ways to integrate animal husbandry with vineyard manage-ment, organic and biodynamic practices, and the best ways to use and conserve water. Taken together, these best management practices can prevent environmental damage while producing wine grapes of superlative quality.
Program sponsored by Community Development Services.
Lakeside Campus 3700 Country Club Drive, LucerneThursday, November 3, 2016 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
FARM (AND VINEYARD) TO TABLE IN LAKE COUNTYLakeside Campus 3700 Country Club Drive, LucerneThursday, December 1, 2016 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Robert Bath, MS, CHE, Professor of Wine and Beverage Studies at the Culinary Institute of America, Napa Valley, and member of the Court of Master Sommeliers, will present a special program featuring local sources of food products paired with Lake County wines.
Program sponsored by the Lake County Winegrape Commission.
Additional sponsors of this Series include Lake County Farm Bureau, Lake County News, Lake County Publishing, Lake County Resource Conservation District, Lake County Winery Association, Middletown Mercury, R Vineyards, Sierra Club Lake Group, Shannon Ridge.
Christian Ahlmann, Tracey Hawkins, Paul Zellman
Robert Bath
Grape to Glass The Past, Present and Future of Agriculture in Lake County
