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Dig in to Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar — conspiracy, revenge, and even John Wilkes Booth! How can ancient history feel so current?
Share your love of books that stay top-of-mind.  Meet new friends.  Enjoy great discussions where thoughts and ideas are shared.
ALL ARE WELCOME (registered or not)! Join Forum friends for a monthly get-together over coffee; no charge (other than pay-as-you-go), and no agenda (other than catching up with Forum friends). 
Discover how simple wool becomes delightful sculpted art as you learn core needle felting techniques and create a finished fall project to take home.
Clare and Paul Meade began transforming five acres of turf into a native meadow two years ago. Explore how they did it in this engaging session.
After 46 years in the business of book buying, selling, and publishing, Rick shares his thoughts on how the publishing world influences us.
Improve your memory and cognitive function with Mah Jongg and have fun while doing it!
Learn to create beautiful, twined baskets with your own hands, using natural materials from your yard and neighborhood.
Explore the mural trail with Michael Rosato himself and discover the art, history, and inspiration behind Dorchester’s most powerful public works.
Dive into the artistry of Claire Keegan’s short fiction and discover the techniques that make her stories resonate long after you finish reading.
Our latest in the Lectures on the Shore Series, this program promises an unforgettable evening celebrating over a decade of bringing the Chesapeake Bay to life on screen.

In case of inclement weather, Chesapeake Forum follows the Talbot County Public School closing procedures. Refer to the TCPS website, or you may find school closing information on your local radio and television stations. Weather cancellations of in-person courses will be rescheduled for a later date.  If a HYBRID course is impacted by weather, instead of meeting at our classroom at the Easton Family YMCA, the course will proceed on ZOOM.