Frontenac Historical Society
and Museum
Keeping History Alive!
PROGRAMS
Historical programs have been offered to the community for several years on a variety of subjects which center around history and historical events in our region, state or nation. Presenters are specialists in the topic and always welcome questions. Programs are offered once a month on Sundays from May to October in the museum's Community Room. All programs are free and open to the public. A sample of past programs included “Beginnings of Business in Union Springs”, “Raptors of Upstate New York” and the “Lake Sturgeon in Cayuga Lake.”
Summer Program Schedule
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15-March 2026
3pm
Celebrate women's History Month
Presenter:
Colleen Kattau
Colleen Kattau, singer and songwriter will be playing her guitar and/or ukelele and singing songs with Latin - influence eclectic folk music. Colleen earned a doctorate in Spanish American Language and Culture from SU and now is a Spanish language professor at SUNY Cortland. She is a long time musical activist believing in the transformative power of song and all the arts to create a better world. She will encourage the audience to sing-along with her, so be prepared with your best vocalization! This event is supported in part by Commemorate 250 funding provided by the City of Auburn's Historic and Cultural Sites Commission andy NYS Equal rights Heritage Center.