Offered on Tuesday, August 25 and Wednesday, August 26; programs begin at 6:10 p.m.
Seats for both programs are now booked. To add your name to our Waitlist, email Rondelle@scj.com and leave your name, number of seats and preferred date.

Over a career that spanned more than six decades, Bob Uecker became one of the most recognizable and beloved voices in American sports. This intimate documentary, filmed over the final three years of his life, captures Uecker as he reflects on the improbable journey that carried him from the dugouts of Major League Baseball to late night television, Hollywood and the broadcast booth of the Milwaukee Brewers.

Co-director Steve Farr and co-producer Denise Roberts McKee, both Racine natives, will be on hand to introduce the 94-minute film as well as offer a Q&A following the screening.

Offered on Monday, August 31 and Wednesday, Sept. 2; programs begin at 7:00 p.m.
Seats for 8/31 are all booked - email Rondelle@scj.com and leave your name and number of seats to be added to our Waitlist - or - make a reservation for the 9/2 program!

This program is in partnership with Preservation Racine

Join Racine natives Carol Gianforte and Jim Mercier for a nostalgic program about Racine in the 1950s and 1960s. The pair will take the audience “scooping the loop” through Racine’s downtown of that time. Enhanced photos will set the scene as the knowledgeable, local panelists share short stories and humorous anecdotes. Even if you weren’t raised in Racine, this program will evoke the charm of a typical Midwestern town in the 1960s.

A special Wright at Night Tour is being offered after the August 31 program. This tour offers a unique look at Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings on the SC Johnson campus. A separate reservation is suggested to hold your spot on our free Wright at Night tour - click to make your tour reservation.

Thursday, Sept. 17; program begins at 6:00 p.m.

Join us for a meaningful community conversation inspired by I Kick and I Fly, a powerful novel that explores resilience, courage and the strength of the human spirit. Through an engaging discussion, guests will learn about the realities and warning signs of human trafficking, while exploring ways families and communities can help create safe, supportive environments for young people.

The program features a distinguished panel of presenters bringing both lived expertise and professional experience to the conversation. Author Ruchira Gupta, founder of Apne Aap Women Worldwide and author of I Kick and I Fly, will share the inspiration behind her novel and insights into the issues affecting vulnerable youth around the world. Joining her are Rachel Harrison, Program Director of Fight To End Exploitation (FEE) and Lt. Sarah Zupke, with the Racine Police Department Detective Bureau.

Founded in 2012, FEE began to bring awareness to the issue of the fight against human trafficking with small community gatherings and has evolved into a county-wide movement to end trafficking and exploitation. In this short time, in partnership with the Racine Police Department, FTEE has worked with almost 600 victims of human trafficking in the Racine area.

Together, these presenters will offer perspectives that inform, inspire and equip attendees to make a difference in their own communities.

This engaging and important program is appropriate for young teens, families, educators and community members interested in building safer communities.