Evening Lectures Don't miss the evening activities that begin with programs in the Chappelear Drama Center, just across the courtyard from the Campus Center, and end with an evening reception in the Campus Center. Saturday, July 19 Opening ceremony. Sunday, July 20 Key note speaker, Roger Wieck, Pierpont Morgan Library, NY Medieval Best Seller: The Book of Hours Popular for over three hundred years, the Book of Hours was the "bestseller" of the Middle Ages. More Books of Hours survive from the mid-thirteenth to the mid-sixteenth centuries than any other cultural artifact. Medieval life -- and death -- cannot begin to be understood without examining this devotional work that everyone owned and virtually knew by heart. Mr. Wieck's talk -- illustrated with slides -- will explore the texts and pictures that made these books so ubiquitous. Monday, July 21 Dard Hunter III The lecture will be about the inside story of Dard Hunter's life as a graphic artist and papermaker. It will focus on the lettering styles used at the Roycroft, and in later life at the Mountain House Press. Tuesday, July 22 No lecture - free afternoon and evening for exploring, excursions or relaxing. To check out the planned excursions, click on Ask Us! Wednesday, July 23 Rick Cusick of Hallmark Cards will address the development of 20th century German and Austrian calligraphers Thursday, July 24 Suzanne Moore of American Greetings Friday, July 25 Closing ceremony Closing party with Arnett Howard and the Creole Funk Band