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2 events,
Maker Mondays: LEGO
Maker Mondays: LEGO
Join Kurt Broderson for four weeks of LEGO robotics projects. For children in 3rd-6th grades.
3 events,
Youth Media Lab
Youth Media Lab
A drop-in program that teaches participants how to film, edit and produce videos, as well as explore other areas of digital media. This program is for children in Grades 4-6.
3 events,
First Wednesdays Talk
First Wednesdays Talk
Natural Icons and National Identity: Frederic Church's Landscapes
Wednesday, May 1, 7 pm
Frederic Church painted landscapes of distinctive American features, including Natural Bridge in Virginia and Niagara Falls in New York. Eleanor Jones Harvey, senior curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, explores how and why we used these American landscapes to distinguish the scale and scope of our cultural ambitions.
2 events,
Library Talk
Library Talk
What You Didn't Know about Evangelicalism
Wednesday, May 22, 7 p.m.
Most Americans associate evangelicals with the hard-right precincts of the Republican Party. But as Dartmouth religion professor Randall Balmer explains, evangelicalism in America has a much longer and more complex history, including a distinguished pedigree of working for progressive reforms. What happened? This talk was originally scheduled to take place on February 6.