Full Program Schedule

Events are FREE & reservations are required, except where noted.

Thurs, September 20, 6:30PM
Kathryn Edin: The Tenuous Ties of Working Class Men Mon, September 24, 6:30PM
Claire Tomalin: A Life of My Own Tues, September 25, 6:30PM
Governor Jerry Brown in Conversation with Author Miriam Pawel: The Browns of California Thurs, September 26, 6:30PM
Urgent Conversations: Do We Need to Ration Quality Education? Thurs, September 27, 6:30PM
Geoffrey C. Ward: The Biographer’s Dilemma—Searching for the Known and Unknowable Tues, October 2, 6:30PM
The Many Faces of Modern Liberalism: Big Government vs. Free Markets Thurs, October 11, 6:30PM
City of Science: Infectious Disease and the Spanish Flu—Lessons for Science and Society Fri, October 12, 6:30PM
Seymour M. Hersh: Reporter Thurs, October 18, 6:30PM
Disrupting Fashion: Technology and Artificial Intelligence Fri, October 19, 7:00PM
The New Celtic Folk Scene: Jarlath Henderson Band Mon, October 22, 6:30PM
Paul Berman: The Counterrevolution The Irving Howe Memorial Lecture Wed, October 24, 6:30PM
Snow by Orhan Pamuk: A Theatrical Adaptation and Conversation with the Author Thurs, October 25, 6:30PM
A Conversation with Artist Ai Wei Wei Thurs, October 29, 6:30PM
A New era for the ERA: Women of Color Lead the Way Fri, November 2, 7:00PM
Fado: New Voices from Portugal Marco Oliveira, Tania Oleiro, and Sandro Costa Thurs, November 8, 7:00PM
Roxane Gay in Conversation with Katia D. Ulysse Tues, November 13, 6:30PM
Gary Giddins on Bing Crosby: In Conversation with Harry Crosby Thurs, November 29, 6:30PM
City of Science: Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life Wed, December 5, 6:30PM
How Will the Census Matter to You? Moderated by Maria Hinojosa Fri, December 7, 7:00PM
Michel Merhej and the Bil Afrah Project Mon, December 10, 6:30PM
Janet Yellen in Conversation with Paul Krugman