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A Travelers' Storytelling Series

Come travel the world with the West Chester Township Armchair Program!

The Armchair Program has been presented in West Chester for 30 years providing the opportunity for attendees to experience the photos and stories of local world travelers. Each event will focus on a different destination with various locations from all over the globe represented.

The program is free and open to the public and is an opportunity to learn more about these faraway places and unique cultures. The Armchair Program is offered on select Friday evenings in January, February and March.

Programs start at 7 p.m. inside West Chester Township Hall, 9113 Cincinnati-Dayton Road.

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Click on a date below to find more information about the evening's presentation.

Check back regularly for cancellation notices due to inclement winter weather.

Armchair Program

Acadia National Park – Where the Sun Rises First

Chase away the winter blues and dream of faraway places as local travelers share pictures and stories from their favorite adventures. Guests are invited to virtually travel the world from the comfort of Township Hall. Six evening presentations will feature a different vacation spot on select Friday evenings over January, February and March.

Rosemary & Bill Deitzer will take us to Acadia National Park. Through the generosity and work of two men, the Park was created, made accessible for all, and then gifted to the National Park Service.  It’s a fascinating history of Acadia, the town of Bar Harbor, its people and lobster fishermen. George Dorr, a local, and his friend, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., created this seaside masterpiece. They envisioned, acquired and funded it.

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Map of Destinations

Click a pin on the map to view the location, name, year and presenter(s) of more than 150 Armchair Program presentations, from 1991 to today.