Presented by organist Susan May, Echoes of America will explore key moments in American history through music, from the Revolutionary War and immigration to the Civil Rights Movement and beyond. Performed on the Chapel's historic Steere & Turner organ, the concert combines patriotic favorites, beloved American melodies, and historical storytelling. Echoes of America offers a … Continue reading Echoes of America: An Organ Concert

The Community Preservation Committee invites the public to the historic Willard Chapel on Sunday, July 19, for Candles, Chandlers and Chandeliers, presented by Jordan Village Historian Elaine Peters. This fascinating talk explores how homes and places of worship were illuminated throughout history, from humble candles to magnificent chandeliers, while highlighting their craftsmanship, history, and cultural … Continue reading The History of Chandeliers

Join local author, Ted Freeman, for a “deeper dive” into the history of Auburn, its founding, and the local Black community called “New Guinea.” Freeman’s writing challenges past perceptions that his ancestors—Harry and Kate Freeman—were enslaved when they arrived to co-found modern-day Auburn with John Hardenbergh in 1793. What is certain, however, is their central … Continue reading A Deeper Dive Into Who We Are: An Evening with Ted Freeman

APD Nat'l Night Out event, begins at 5pm

Join us for An Afternoon at Tiffany’s: A Grand Reopening Celebration at the historic Willard Chapel as we celebrate the completion of our newly reconstructed parking lot and beautifully restored interior Tiffany lighting. The celebration begins with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 11:00 AM, marking an exciting new chapter for one of Auburn's most treasured … Continue reading An Afternoon at Tiffany’s Ribbon Cutting & Open House