Thornbrough Lecture in African American History with Dr. Terrion L. Williamson
VirtualGather online to hear this year's Thornbrough Lecture—“We Live with Death and It Is Ours: Black Women, Serial Murder, and Reckoning with Home.”
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Salon 2021: From Darkness Into the Light, The Hidden Influence of Nadia Boulanger
VirtualAside from being world famous musicians, what do Aaron Copeland, Igor Stravinsky, and Quincy Jones have in common? They all were taught by the same teacher- Nadia Boulanger. Boulanger was...
$25 – $125
Southern Indiana Reading Series
VirtualOn November 11th, at 6PM CST we will be hosting two critically acclaimed authors: poet, Phillip B. Williams and novelist, Jessamine Chan. Each will read from their new books, after...
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IUN Sustainability Speakers Series
VirtualJoin Dr. Scott Hess and the Office of Sustainability, in collaboration with IU Northwest’s Climate Season, to explore topics related to sustainability, climate resilience, environmental justice, and conservation. How do...
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Books, Booze & Brains: The Perfect Predator
VirtualJoin us for our monthly book club for the scientifically curious!
Free
Beyond Land Acknowledgements: Reframing Narratives and Creating Actual Inclusivity in Outdoor Education
VirtualBloomington Parks is inviting you to a virtual educational workshop supported by the Unearthed Speakers Bureau.
Free
Unearthed Informational Webinar
VirtualJoin us to hear more about Indiana Humanities' new thematic initiative, Unearthed, and learn how you can get involved!
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This Road: A Poetic Search for Home, with Adam Henze
VirtualIn this hour-long presentation, performer and scholar Dr. Adam Henze shares poems about big cities, small towns, and the search for home on the roads between them.
Bookmark Indy Lunch and Learn: Indianapolis Drag History
VirtualTune in over your lunch hour to learn about Indianapolis history.
Free
Hoosier Folk: When City Dwellers Discovered Rural Brown County
VirtualIn the early 20th century, Midwestern elites envisioned Brown County as a place where Hoosier folk culture remained “untarnished by the march of time.” City dwellers came to see its...
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Hoosier Folk: When City Dwellers Discovered Rural Brown County
VirtualIn the early 20th century, Midwestern elites envisioned Brown County as a place where Hoosier folk culture remained “untarnished by the march of time.” City dwellers came to see its...
Free
George R. Mather Sunday Lecture Series: Alice Hamilton of Fort Wayne
VirtualLearn about Allen County history in this monthly series of informative and engaging talks.
Free