A Biodiversity Garden Party event developed in partnership with the Carolina Biodiversity Collaborative ABOUT THIS SERIES Curated in Triangle wild spaces, these informal gatherings will celebrate the state’s natural wonders, educate us about changes and threats to biodiversity, and inspire … Read more
featuring Caela O'Connell, Associate Professor of Anthropology Learn about the deeper contexts behind issues too often reduced to sound bites. DETAILS Guests may attend Humanities in Action lectures IN PERSON or VIRTUALLY. Cost: $20; $15 with a Carolina Alumni … Read more
This informal evening event will echo Parisian salons of the 18th century, complete with dinner and live musical performances. It will focus on Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-George, who came to Paris as a child and skyrocketed to fame as … Read more
featuring the Verona Quartet We're joining our friends at the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle (COT) before their Fiddle Frenzy concert in Saxapahaw. Presented at the Haw River Ballroom, CPH Executive Director Max Owre will host a pre-concert conversation … Read more
featuring William H. Race, George L. Paddison Professor of Classics, Emeritus Translated by Stephen Lattimore 1998 Los Angeles Times Nonfiction Book of the Year “Lattimore . . . has produced the most rigorously accurate translation since Crawley and, in my … Read more
featuring Andrea Bohlman, Associate Professor of Music Learn about the deeper contexts behind issues too often reduced to sound bites. DETAILS Guests may attend Humanities in Action lectures IN PERSON or VIRTUALLY. Cost: $20; $15 with a Carolina Alumni … Read more
- Keep Reading for important traffic and parking information How can we overcome the distrust of democratic institutions if we promote populist or technocratic assumptions that threaten the democratic commitment to inclusion? How do proposals for citizen assemblies or … Read more
- Keep reading for important traffic and parking information. How can we overcome the distrust of democratic institutions if we promote populist or technocratic assumptions that threaten the democratic commitment to inclusion? How do proposals for citizen assemblies or … Read more
featuring William H. Race, George L. Paddison Professor of Classics, Emeritus Translated by Stephen Lattimore 1998 Los Angeles Times Nonfiction Book of the Year “Lattimore . . . has produced the most rigorously accurate translation since Crawley and, in my … Read more
featuring Sophia Enriquez, Andrew W. Mellon Assistant Professor of music at Duke University Join us for an evening of music and conversation on the Flyleaf Stage. Sophia M. Enríquez (she/her) works at the intersections of Latino and Appalachian music, migration, … Read more
