Lakeside Online

Lakeside Online is back! This virtual series is a unique way to connect with the community year-round, explore the Chautauqua programs and catch a sneak peek of what’s to come this summer.

From now through April, join conversations with the Chautauqua Pillar Directors; create meaningful connections through Centering Prayer; get a behind-the-scenes look at the Lakeside Symphony Orchestra; learn about upcoming art exhibits and classes at the Rhein Center; and introduce young Lakesiders to Chip Richter’s Once Upon a Porch series. New this year, a handful of virtual sessions will be offered on weekdays over lunchtime.

Lakeside Online programs are free of charge and easily accessible via Zoom. Donations are gratefully accepted to support these mission-driven gatherings. Visit lakesideohio.com/today to contribute. 

REGISTER NOW for one or all of the Lakeside Online experiences. Zoom links will be sent via email 48 hours before each program.

Centering Prayer

Thursdays, Year-Round
8-8:30 a.m.

You're invited to experience a virtual Centering Prayer through May 2024. After a brief devotional reading, participants will sit in quiet prayer followed by a time of reflection. Registration is not required; simply follow the Zoom link to participate.

ONCE UPON A PORCH with Chip Richter

Launches Saturday, Jan. 25
10 a.m.

This series for kids of all ages takes the timeless messages of love, hope, kindness, friendship and community that are shared in Bradley Temple each summer and brings them into your home – wherever you are. The first episode launches on January 25 with six episodes to follow every other Saturday.

Power of the PIllar: Arts & Entertainment

Thursday, Jan. 30
12-1 p.m.

Catch a glimpse as Matthew Charboneau, Lakeside's Director of Performing Arts & Entertainment, provides insight and an overview of the artists and entertainers we will experience this summer. Who will take center stage in Hoover Auditorium and how did the 152nd season come together?

Power of the PIllar:
Religious Life

Tuesday, Feb. 4
7-8 p.m.

Lakeside's Religious Life Pillar hosts 15 programs each week, including Sunday Worship Services, Faith for Living Hour, Wednesday Family Picnics and Vespers by the Lake, as well as children, youth and teen ministries. This Power of the Pillar session dives deeper into each program.

Power of the Pillar: Recreation

Sunday, Feb. 16
3-4 p.m.

Nurturing mind, body and spirit is at the heart of Lakeside recreation. The grounds encompass parks, pools and recreation courts. Join Denise Robinson, Director of Recreation, and Sean Gill, Recreation Program Coordinator, for a sneak peek of the tournaments, workshops and classes.

Behind the Curtain
With Daniel Meyer

Tuesday, March 11
12-1 p.m.

Daniel Meyer, Music Director & Conductor of the Lakeside Symphony Orchestra, shares a look at the symphony's upcoming season. He will discuss the pieces and ensembles that inspire him to lead the artistic vision of the music that engages thousands of Lakesiders each summer.

Power of the PIllar:
Education

Monday, March 17
12-1 p.m.

The Education Pillar, organized by John Mann, Director of Education, provides opportunities for learning and growth for Lakesiders all ages. From the Chautauqua Lecture Series to historic portrayals, all programs provide weekly inspiration. Learn about what's to come in 2025.

Art Exhibits & Rhein CEnter

Thursday, April 3
12-1 p.m.

Lakeside is a community known for celebrating the arts. In this lunchtime Lakeside Online session, view plans for art exhibits and installations across campus, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the Rhein Center and highlights of the summer art classes and projects.

Advent Study

Wednesdays, Nov. 29-Dec. 20
7:30-8:30 p.m.

Connect with Lakesiders near and far during the most wonderful time of the year. This four-week Advent Study led by Rev. Chris Young is based on 'Longings from God's own Heart,' written by Young. Study materials will be provided.

Lenten Study

Wednesdays, Feb. 14-March 27
7:30-7:50 p.m.

Join Rev. Dr. Charles Yoost for a seven-part Lenten Study. The 20-minute pre-recordings will be posted at lakesideohio.com/stream on Wednesday evenings and focus on the theme, “Seven Words from the Cross.”

CHAUTAUQUA MOVEMENT PRESENTATION

Thursday, March 21

Learn about the Chautauqua Movement and Lakeside’s sister Chautauquas on Thursday, March 21. Historian Jim Craft will cover the history of this popular movement in adult education and how it changed North America. Pre-registration is not required. Visit lakesideohio.com/stream.

ReGister for Lakeside Online

Lakeside Online programs are offered free of charge and easily accessible via Zoom. To participate, simply sign up for one or all of the Lakeside Online experiences. Zoom links will be sent via email 48 hours in advance of each program. Donations are gratefully accepted to support these mission-driven programs. You are invited to give a gift online.