Watch NowExperience Michiana - June 26th, 2025
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It's a mix of history and entertainment as the South Bend Civic Theatre takes the stage outside at The History Museum. Dave joins some of the actors to find out how \"The Importance of being Earnest\" is a perfect fit in the historic Oliver Gardens. This is the final weekend to catch the show.
Guests
- Grant MudgeDirector of Marketing & DevelopmentThe History Museum
- Lucy RichmondPortraying "Gwendolen Fairfax"The Importance of Being Earnest
- Brian NolanPortraying "Lady Bracknell"The Importance of Being Earnest
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- Grant MudgeDirector of Marketing & DevelopmentThe History Museum
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Courtney had a chance to sit down and get her hair done by Native Beauty Braids, a local business celebrating natural styles and cultural roots. See how it turned out—spoiler alert: she looks fantastic! #NativeBeautyBraids #NaturalHair #LocalBusiness #BraidedBeauty #SouthBendStyle
Guests
- Emily MooreCosmetologistNative Beauty Braids
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- Emily MooreCosmetologistNative Beauty Braids
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Courtney meets with Chautauqua Wawasee to learn about their upcoming Teddy & Edith Roosevelt re-enactment—a chance to step back in time with two iconic figures. She also gets the details on their Patriotic Pops Concert happening right after, bringing music and history together by the lake. #ChautauquaWawasee #LivingHistory #PatrioticPops #WawaseeEvents #CommunityCelebration
Guests
- Erin LomaxBoard MemberChautauqua Wawasee
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- Erin LomaxBoard MemberChautauqua Wawasee