Free Entertainment Topics in Chicago

Free Speakers Chicago is a pro bono speakers bureau. These Entertainment presentations are given free by local guest speakers to Rotary clubs, public libraries, schools, senior living communities and businesses across Chicagoland. There are no fees, no honorarium and no mileage costs.

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  • Dan Gelfond, Miscellaneous Speaker in Chicago

    Leaving a Video Legacy

    Former Spielberg project interviewers recount their stories from 4 years of conducting interviews with Holocaust Survivor's around the world. 17 years of interviewing parents and Grandparents after the project was over are also detailed. Funny, moving and inspirational stories from these experiences are presented. Video clips are also shown along with tips on how to gather a life story.

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  • Terry Abrahamson, Entertainment Speaker in Chicago

    In the Belly of the Blues

    Terry’s talk is great for baby boomers, black studies groups and music lovers. He takes the audience back to the crossroads of musical history with tales and photos from his book, “In the Belly of the Blues,” of his days with musicians like the Rolling Stones, BB King and Howlin’ Wolf using rare music, video and hilarious first-person anecdotes.

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  • Gary Livacari, Entertainment Speaker in Chicago

    So You Think You Know A Lot About Babe Ruth? Let’s Find Out!

    During the first half of the twentieth century, America experienced profound cultural changes. Many of those changes were the direct result of the life of one man: George Herman "Babe" Ruth (1895-1948). Author Gary Livacari is available to present a one-hour PowerPoint presentation covering the life and times of this original American sports icon. The discussion begins with Babe's early

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