Explore the intersection of Dayton's history and the shadowy world of George Koval, the American-born Soviet spy codenamed "Delmar," who infiltrated the Manhattan Project and altered the course of the nuclear arms race. The two-hour seminar will unravels Koval’s life as a Soviet spy in Dayton, the programs that he accessed, and his escape to Russia. We will discuss his hidden motivations to commit espionage and his profound but largely covert impact on the United States' post-World War II spy hunts.

The mission of the Levitt Pavilion is to build community through music, one live concert at a time. Located in a permanent outdoor venue in downtown Dayton, The Levitt offers free concerts every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings late May through mid-September, featuring local, regional, national and international touring acts performing original music.

In the first session, we will explore the history of The Levitt Foundation, the creation of The Levitt Pavilion Dayton, and our local experience from the first free concert in August 2018 through the 2026 season. For our second session, we will attend a Levitt concert together.