Radio production involves far more than sound and text. According to long-time producer Alex van Oss, creativity in radio production can emerge from other factors entirely: silent ones. An evening of listening and discussion about the esthetics...
Radio production involves far more than sound and text. According to long-time producer Alex van Oss, creativity in radio production can emerge from other factors entirely: silent ones. An evening of listening and discussion about the esthetics...
Radio production involves far more than sound and text. According to long-time producer Alex van Oss, creativity in radio production can emerge from other factors entirely: silent ones. An evening of listening and discussion about the esthetics...
Israeli-born conductor Asher Fisch appears with many of the world’s most renowned opera companies and symphony orchestras. Maestro Fisch is the Principal Guest Conductor of the Seattle Opera. He is currently conducting Parsifal at The...
Learn about pollinators and their importance for a healthy environment. Fish and Wildlife Service Climate Change and Pollinator Conservation Coordinator Dolores Savignano will discuss how to design a garden with native plants that attract and...
Introduced to the wider world by the Dutch and exhibitions at world fairs, batik entered western practice in the late-nineteenth century. Dr. Abby Lillethun, associate professor at Montclair State University, will trace the emergence of batik in...
Kumihimo is a Japanese technique for making a complex multi-strand braid, used to tie together a samurai warrior’s traditional armor. Kusakizome are fabrics dyed with plant juices extracted from flowers, leaves, stems, and roots, resulting in a...
Cardinal Rigali will reflect on the Second Vatican Council. He will speak about the five Popes—Pope John XXIII, Pope Paul VI, Pope John Paul I, Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI—who were involved in the Council. And he will also share...
Collector Colin England will discuss the beautiful rugs and carpets from the Arak area of northwest Persia, which became favorites of collectors in the late-nineteenth century. Free; no reservations required.
Sumru Belger Krody, senior curator of eastern hemisphere collections, will offer a behind-the- scenes perspective on the development of the museum’s recent exhibition The Sultan’s Garden: The Blossoming of Ottoman Art. Free; no...
As part of the ongoing Year of Faith Lecture & Event Series the Basilica welcomes Fr. Thomas Rosica, C.S.B. Vatican spokesperson for English language during March and April 2013, Fr. Rosica takes us inside the Vatican for a closer look at the...
Karen Tumulty is the national political correspondent for the Washington Post, whose byline is often on the front page of the Post and who also frequently appears on TV. She had a long time relationship with the Los Angeles Times and was most...
Karen Tumulty is the national political correspondent for the Washington Post, whose byline is often on the front page of the Post and who also frequently appears on TV. She had a long time relationship with the Los Angeles Times and was most...
On May 4th, we will be celebrating all things Sousa with a day dedicated to one of our most notable residents. Come enjoy Sousa marches played by local bands and a talk given by John Philip Sousa IV. In addition, the Sousa...
Introduction and discussion (in English) with film scholar Randall Halle, University of Pittsburgh
In the fall of 1994, documentary film director Andreas Voigt began a series of journeys starting from Berlin that led him through Poland...
The L. Ron Hubbard House in Washington, DC is the original landmark location of the first Church of Scientology in the world. Here, the prolific American writer, explorer, and founder of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard, trained...
This free Author Event hosted by Teaching for Change launches Young Playwrights' Theater’s first nationally-published book, Write to Dream, providing a platform to discuss arts integration with experts and students who have benefitted from...
This lecture has as its starting-point the Cyrus Cylinder, one of the most iconic objects in the British Museum. It was buried in 539 BC under the walls of Babylon after the Persian king Cyrus had captured the city. The story is told in the...
"I looked at the new brochures for the Deanwood and Civil Rights Heritage Trails. I am always astonished and amazed at the work you do and the quality of it. Beautiful."