Presented by Brooke Marcy This presentation will provide insight into the process of creating an art exhibition, beginning with the initial idea and concluding with the final exhibition. Visuals from current and past exhibitions will be used to discuss the selection of artists and themes, the criteria for choosing artworks, and Marcy’s approach to curation […]
Dr. Jennifer HartProfessor of History and Department Chair, Virginia TechHistorical Assumptions, Conceptual Illusions, and Other Lessons Learned by Thinking from the Margins
Free lecture on the history of the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation with Kathryn Yarzebinski. Open to the public.
Presented by Richard W. LovingThe nuclear industry was still in its infancy when Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) started construction of the first privately financed nuclear facility in the U.S on the site of the former Mt. Athos plantation just outside Lynchburg, a decision with a profound impact on Central Virginia, as well as the entire […]
The Holocaust Education Foundation of Central Virginia sponsors a lecture at Jones Memorial Library. Come hear how a secret military intelligence unit composed of German Jewish refugees took on the Nazis during World War 2. This lecture is free and open to the public.
