Nicholas Stein is a television producer (Border Wars, National Geographic; series for Discovery, PBS, Smithsonian, and A&E), author, and lifelong learning educator. Through a direct family connection — his grandparents were Gertrude Stein’s favorite first cousins — he brings extraordinary primary material to life, including rare 16mm home movies, personal correspondence, and stories passed down across three generations. The presentation transports audiences inside the legendary Paris salon at 27 rue de Fleurus, where Picasso, Matisse, and Hemingway gathered, and explores Stein’s profound influence on both literature and the visual arts. As one attendee described it: “art history, biography, and intimate family memoir woven into one unforgettable experience.” David Bisno, M.D. (Harvard, Dartmouth, Washington University School of Medicine) has led dynamic discussion programs for lifelong learners since 1993, across the U.S. and internationally. Saturdays, August 29 and September 59:00 AM - 12:00 PMCost:Osher Members: $65Non-Members: $80 Learn More and Register