Beatle Happenings
- General Creative Arts, Camp
Schedules
Wednesdays, Jun 17 - Jul 29 (06/17/2026-07/29/2026)
- Wed6:30 - 8:30 pm
Description
Schedule Description
Beatle “Happenings” (with cocktails!)
Bite-sized lectures that present an archaeological dig into the history and creative process behind the music of The Beatles. Each week will cover one year of the 1960s, and provide a deeper understanding of the band through the lens of the albums. Guaranteed to be fun and informative for every level of fan, from Beatle-beginner to Beatle-manic! Class will be followed by a listening party and album-inspired cocktails that participants are taught to make themselves. Feel free to dress on-theme, you dig?
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
1. June 17 - 1963
‘Please Please Me’ & ‘With The Beatles’
2. June 24 - 1964
‘A Hard Days Night’ & ‘Beatles for Sale’
3. July 1 - 1965
‘Help’ & ‘Rubber Soul’
4. July 8 - 1966
‘Revolver’
5. July 15 - 1967
‘Sgt. Pepper’ & ‘Magical Mystery Tour’
6. July 22 - 1968
‘Yellow Submarine’ & ‘The White Album’
7. July 29 - 1969
‘Let It Be’ & ‘Abbey Road’
About the Instructor
Bonnie Farr
Bonnie Farr has been a lifelong student of the Beatles since she first fell in love with them at the age of four, and has traveled the world in pursuit of Beatle landmarks, history, and live concerts. Bonnie grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, and came to Cincinnati to complete her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music. She followed her music degrees with a yoga certification at the Association for Yoga and Meditation in Rishikesh, India. She now works as a professional oboist in orchestras throughout the Midwest, and is a a faculty member in the music department at Northern Kentucky University.
Tuition
Registration period
Registration for this schedule starts on 03/31/2026 and ends on 07/29/2026
Restrictions
Participants must currently be 21 years to 100 years old.
In-person location
Description
Beatle “Happenings” (with cocktails!)
Bite-sized lectures that present an archaeological dig into the history and creative process behind the music of The Beatles. Each week will cover one year of the 1960s, and provide a deeper understanding of the band through the lens of the albums. Guaranteed to be fun and informative for every level of fan, from Beatle-beginner to Beatle-manic! Class will be followed by a listening party and album-inspired cocktails that participants are taught to make themselves. Feel free to dress on-theme, you dig?
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
1. June 17 - 1963
‘Please Please Me’ & ‘With The Beatles’
2. June 24 - 1964
‘A Hard Days Night’ & ‘Beatles for Sale’
3. July 1 - 1965
‘Help’ & ‘Rubber Soul’
4. July 8 - 1966
‘Revolver’
5. July 15 - 1967
‘Sgt. Pepper’ & ‘Magical Mystery Tour’
6. July 22 - 1968
‘Yellow Submarine’ & ‘The White Album’
7. July 29 - 1969
‘Let It Be’ & ‘Abbey Road’
Ages
Ages 21+
About the Instructor
Bonnie Farr
Bonnie Farr has been a lifelong student of the Beatles since she first fell in love with them at the age of four, and has traveled the world in pursuit of Beatle landmarks, history, and live concerts. Bonnie grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, and came to Cincinnati to complete her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music. She followed her music degrees with a yoga certification at the Association for Yoga and Meditation in Rishikesh, India. She now works as a professional oboist in orchestras throughout the Midwest, and is a a faculty member in the music department at Northern Kentucky University.
Fair Share Pricing
With Fair Share Pricing, CCAC is eliminating the need for scholarship applications so that everyone has access to the arts and can express themselves. If you are unable to pay the full tuition amount, simply choose one of the provided scholarship levels. If you are in a position to pay more, we encourage you to select the Supporter Level or to make a donation upon checkout. You can find guidance HERE on which tuition level we suggest, but the decision is up to you — we will never ask for additional verification or paperwork
Support for the Fair Shair Pricing program comes from the Gerald H. Fitzgerald Scholarship Fund and contributors like you.
Please contact Clifton Cultural Arts Center if you have any questions.
- Phone:
- 513-497-2860
- Email:
- [email protected]