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march, 2021
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Berea College Farm Store
Berea College Forestry Outreach Center
Berea College Student Crafts
Boone Gap Outfitters
Boone Tavern
Carter G. Woodson Center
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Doris Ulmann Galleries
Get Outside Kentucky
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Jelkyl Drama Center
Log House Craft Gallery
Loyal Jones Appalachian Center
Margaret A. Cargill Natural Sciences and Health Building
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Owsley Fork Resevoir
Phelps Stokes Chapel
Union Church
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11mar7:00 pm8:00 pmMozart & Beethoven Sonatas
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Join us for a virtual concert with Francesca Dego. Celebrated for her sonorous tone, compelling interpretations, and flawless technique, Italian violinist Francesca Dego is one of the most sought after
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Join us for a virtual concert with Francesca Dego. Celebrated for her sonorous tone, compelling interpretations, and flawless technique, Italian violinist Francesca Dego is one of the most sought after young musicians. She plays on a precious Francesco Ruggeri violin built in 1697. Her international career has allowed Dego to perform classical repertoire alongside many esteemed conductors worldwide, such as Sir Roger Norrington, Karen Durgaryan, and Christopher Hogwood, among others.
We hope to see you there!
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Time
(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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18mar7:00 pmFood Insecurity in the U.S.: Exploring Causes and Solutions
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Join us for a virtual presentation with Tamara Sandberg, the Save the Children’s Advisor for U.S. Food Security and Nutrition. An anti-hunger advocate since first volunteering at a local soup
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Join us for a virtual presentation with Tamara Sandberg, the Save the Children’s Advisor for U.S. Food Security and Nutrition. An anti-hunger advocate since first volunteering at a local soup kitchen while in high school, Sandberg is a recipient of the National Association of Secretaries of State medallion in recognition of her work to end hunger. She will discuss hunger through the lenses of the pandemic and racial justice.
We hope to see you there!
Zoom Link: Coming soon
Time
(Thursday) 7:00 pm
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18mar7:00 pmSay Her Name: Breonna Taylor
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Join us to watch a play performed by our students and theater department, streamed right to your home! The Theatre Department, and our very own Professor Barton, who wrote the play,
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Join us to watch a play performed by our students and theater department, streamed right to your home!
The Theatre Department, and our very own Professor Barton, who wrote the play, realize the sensitive nature of this topic and is putting in place the appropriate measures to maintain accountability and, above all, respect. The play will be divided into 3 sections,
White – honoring memories of Breonna and her family
Blue – the interrogation of corruption at LMPD
Red – reflecting on why there were protests during a pandemic
Please note that this play is NOT a Breonna Taylor biography but a way for our students to express themselves creatively. This production is not about trauma voyeurism but acknowledging this story has not been completely written, and there are everyday reactions that need to be part of the story. We need to keep her name in our collective memory and reflect on how much work we still must do.
We hope to see you there!
Link: Coming soon
Time
(Thursday) 7:00 pm
19mar7:00 pmSay Her Name: Breonna Taylor
Event Details
Join us to watch a play performed by our students and theater department, streamed right to your home! The Theatre Department, and our very own Professor Barton, who wrote the play,
more
Event Details
Join us to watch a play performed by our students and theater department, streamed right to your home!
The Theatre Department, and our very own Professor Barton, who wrote the play, realize the sensitive nature of this topic and is putting in place the appropriate measures to maintain accountability and, above all, respect. The play will be divided into 3 sections,
White – honoring memories of Breonna and her family
Blue – the interrogation of corruption at LMPD
Red – reflecting on why there were protests during a pandemic
Please note that this play is NOT a Breonna Taylor biography but a way for our students to express themselves creatively. This production is not about trauma voyeurism but acknowledging this story has not been completely written, and there are everyday reactions that need to be part of the story. We need to keep her name in our collective memory and reflect on how much work we still must do.
We hope to see you there!
Link: Coming soon
Time
(Friday) 7:00 pm
20mar7:00 pmSay Her Name: Breonna Taylor
Event Details
Join us to watch a play performed by our students and theater department, streamed right to your home! The Theatre Department, and our very own Professor Barton, who wrote the play,
more
Event Details
Join us to watch a play performed by our students and theater department, streamed right to your home!
The Theatre Department, and our very own Professor Barton, who wrote the play, realize the sensitive nature of this topic and is putting in place the appropriate measures to maintain accountability and, above all, respect. The play will be divided into 3 sections,
White – honoring memories of Breonna and her family
Blue – the interrogation of corruption at LMPD
Red – reflecting on why there were protests during a pandemic
Please note that this play is NOT a Breonna Taylor biography but a way for our students to express themselves creatively. This production is not about trauma voyeurism but acknowledging this story has not been completely written, and there are everyday reactions that need to be part of the story. We need to keep her name in our collective memory and reflect on how much work we still must do.
We hope to see you there!
Link: Coming soon
Time
(Saturday) 7:00 pm
24mar12:00 pmHill Women: Hope in the Appalachian MountainsZoom link in description
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Join us and our Appalachian Center for part of their Virtual Dinner on the Grounds Series. In this event, we will hear from Cassie Chambers, Appalachian author, lawyer, and teacher.
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Join us and our Appalachian Center for part of their Virtual Dinner on the Grounds Series. In this event, we will hear from Cassie Chambers, Appalachian author, lawyer, and teacher. She will discuss growing up on her grandparents’ farm in Owsley County Kentucky, and her book “Hill Women: Hope in the Appalachian Mountains”.
We hope to see you there!
Zoom link: Here
Time
(Wednesday) 12:00 pm
