A large-scale, cinematic performance combining the manual art of shadow puppetry with projected animation to tell the courageous tale of Manijeh, a heroine from ancient Persia. This epic love story employs a cast of 500 handmade puppets and a talented ensemble of nine actors and puppeteers, all of which come together to create a spectacular
January 31st, 2025 from 8:00 am-9:00 am (virtual / Zoom) From Conflict to Connection: Approaching and Bridging Difficult Conversations A moderated panel discussion followed by a live Q&A. Come to learn & engage! Description: In this engaging panel discussion, panelists will explore how to transform challenging conversations into opportunities for connection and growth. Learn strategies
The mapping project is meant to improve disability experience and urban living in South Bethlehem. Participation includes cash gratitude, a meal, and an opportunity to connect with others. Interested community members can participate by signing up through the QR code on the flyer. This event is led by Christina Zhang, Assistant Professor in the Department
Hosted in collaboration with CDC's "Let's Stop HIV Together," this webinar will highlight strategies and solutions to address challenges in HIV prevention and care within Black communities. The webinar will also examine the critical role of access, education, and resources in improving health outcomes. Webinar Speakers: Dr. Robyn Neblett Fanfair MD, MPH | CDC Harold
NCHGS’s Museum and a Movie series showcases independent, international, and historical short films relevant to our museum exhibits and the communities we serve. February 2025’s feature is “L.A. Rebellion: A Cinematic Movement,” a 2023 film produced by PBS as part of their Artbound culture series. “L.A. Rebellion” captures the oral histories of members of UCLA’s
Lehigh University Art Galleries' monthly Access Culture Discussion Group virtual meeting. As part of the Access Culture Initiative at Lehigh University Art Galleries, they are hosting a monthly accessibility discussion group for arts and cultural administrators, artists, students, educators, etc. to meet, discuss, and share resources. This group is free and open to all who
Young at Art is all about experiencing the arts first hand. Children of all ages can try out instruments, participate in interactive arts activities, and experience performances by their peers in every artistic discipline. Parents, you will witness how the arts spark your child’s imagination and have the opportunity to gather valuable information about lessons, classes,
Join prominent members of Easton’s Black community for an afternoon of insight, story-sharing, and inter-generational conversation! Panelists will speak about their experiences growing up in Easton, from the 1960s to the present, and the changes they saw in their neighborhoods, their educational experiences, and their social lives. All members of the community will have the
Join the Women’s Business Council’s Annual Women's Wellness Expo, focusing on mental health and practical strategies for personal and professional growth. This year’s event will dive into decluttering your mind, developing healthy habits, and setting boundaries—empowering you to live with balance and clarity. Hear from physicians from our local health networks on practical strategies to
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