Join Hiromi Inagaki, Curator at the Naito Museum of Pharmaceutical Science and Industry, for history of anesthesia!
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Showing Talks & Readings 19-36 of 72
With Suzanne Karr Schmidt
Anthropologist and curator Torben Rick on human-environment interactions.
Join us for this fascinating lecture exploring this 1799 building and its architectural significance.
Join us as Jason G. Green shares lessons from his memoir, Too Precious to Lose.
An adult reading party with silent reading, discussion and music.
A panel of city officials, planners, and environmental leaders in Baltimore discuss ideas and considerations around the Jones Falls.
A three-day conference on religion and African American life.
This annual public lecture celebrates the positive role that the chemical and molecular sciences play in our lives.
A morning of books and activities for kids.
Connect with curators, explore At Liberty, and continue the conversation over tea and cookies at this free public program.
Journey through three millennia of Greek poetry, from Homer and Sappho to Byzantine hymns and modern Nobel Prize-winning voices.
Join us for an evening with author Rachel Beanland.
Novelist Rachel Beanland on The Half Life, a navy wife's story of power, love and silence in the Atomic Age.
Stories for young children with DC Public Library at the American History Museum.
A lunchtime talk on the history and ecological impact of luxury materials from wild animals.
WordSprouts is the Park Slope Food Coop’s reading series featuring Coop authors.