The Witty Ben Franklin – March 14th

Enjoy a 45-minute presentation by Robert DeVitis impersonating Ben Franklin.  Learn facts about this famous figure never heard before.  The presentation starts at 7:00 PM on March 14, 2023 in Elbert Hall.  All ages are invited.  Starting at 6:00 PM we will serve some colonial style desserts.  Come and enjoy a fun night!  Bring a friend.  This event is being sponsored by the Women of the ELCA.  There will be a free-will offering collected to benefit Lutheran Disaster Relief.

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