The Program
Musical Interlude by Trinity Academy for the Performing Arts
6:00PM
Opening Remarks
C. Morgan Grefe, Ph.D., Executive Director, RIHS
Robert Sloan, Chair, RIHS Board of Trustees
6:15PM
Protest Goes Pop: Music Takes a Stand (Sort of) in the 1960s
An exploration of the history of protest music with Brown University Senior Lecturer Emeritus Luther Spoehr, featuring a live Q&A session.
Musical Interlude by Trinity Academy for the Performing Arts
6:45PM
History Maker: Clifford Montiero
A pre-recorded presentation honoring this year's History Maker recipient Clifford Montiero, featuring archival footage highlighting his work with Fair Housing & C.O.R.E. in the 1960s, as well as an interview with Mr. Montiero. This will be followed by live remarks by Mr. Montiero.
1960s Cocktail How-To
7:15PM
Beyond Bell Bottoms
A look at our collection of 1960s fashion by local designer Connie Hicks, as well as pieces from the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of American History.
1960s Cocktail How-To
7:30PM
VIP Concert: The Good Living Band
VIP ticket holders will enter a private breakout room for concert with the Good Living Band, who will be performing music from the 1960s and taking requests from the audience.
7:30PM
1960s Trivia Contest
On the Main Stage, guests will be treated to a 1960s trivia competition featuring history and pop culture questions on national and local levels.
7:50PM
Closing Remarks
RIHS Executive Director C. Morgan Grefe, Ph.D.
Musical Interlude by Trinity Academy for the Performing Arts