Near you

43.1k
Post an event

Learning & Workshops

43,095 upcoming events

Learning & Workshops

Emily Jacobs - New frontiers in women's brain health

2:00 PM

Stanford Neurosciences Building, Stanford, CA

Join the speaker for coffee, cookies, and conversation before the talk, starting at 11:45am. New frontiers in women's brain health Abstract Gonadal hormones are potent neuromodulators of learning and memory. Yet, how these tiny molecules shape the structural and functional architecture of the human brain is virtually unknown. Many brain imaging studies miss a central feature of the endocrine system: hormone production ebbs and flows over time. Precision imaging allows us to map the mammalian brain with exquisite temporal resolution. Following individuals across major endocrine transitions,…

Learning & Workshops

Ali Lecture Series | 2026 - 2027

Oct 30 – Feb 25119 days

Rapson Hall 100 Auditorium, University, MN

All lectures take place from 4:00-5:00 PM in 100 Rapson Hall, unless noted. Watch for upates!  FALL LECTURES:  Montserrat Bonvehi Rosich Visiting Assistant Professor, Washington UniversitySeth Denizen  Assistant Professor, Washington University Authors of Thinking Through Soil Monday, October 12  Yasmin Vobis Co-founding Principal, Ultramoderne Assistant Professor, UC Berkley Monday, November 2  Jeffrey L. Day Past President, National Architectural Accrediting Board Professor, University of Nebraska Partner, Actual Architecture Company Monday, Novembe…

Learning & Workshops

"Do you know why we resist?" Art Exhibition

Oct 30 – Nov 1416 days

Foster Gallery, Eau Claire, WI

The Foster Gallery at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will present "Do You Know Why We Resist?"–Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá. This exhibition explores the work of the Colectiva de Mujeres Muralistas (CMM), a groundbreaking feminist public art collective dedicated to community-based art projects in Bogotá, Colombia. Their work celebrates the lives of women, Indigenous leaders, activists, and gender-diverse communities while examining the power of art to challenge violence, reclaim public space, and preserve histories that are…

Learning & Workshops

IU Groups 86 & Friends Reunion

Oct 30 – 312 days

Fairfield Inn & Suites Indianapolis Northwest, 5905 W 86th St, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46278, Bloomington, IN

Join IU Groups 86 & Friends for our 40 Year Reunion celebration during Indiana University Homecoming Weekend 2026. This special weekend will bring together members of the Groups 86 community and friends for fellowship, reconnection, and celebration. Planned activities include a welcome gathering, Homecoming weekend experiences, and a signature reunion celebration. Additional event details, schedule updates, hotel information, and registration information will be shared with registrants as plans are finalized. We look forward to celebrating 40 years of memories, friendship, and IU legacy…

Learning & Workshops

The Body Politic: Movement, Labor, and the Dance of Democracy

All day

Alumni Hall, Nashville, TN

Click here for complete schedule and session information. (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o0jKdhnDevr4i4WoPd5B6yT-MwI2G4NK/edit) Presented by the Curb Center in collaboration with Dialogue Vanderbilt, the James Lawson Institute, and the Program in Culture, Advocacy and Leadership. The Body Politic seeks to uncover the lived, moved, and felt experience of democracy, using artistic practice as a tool for investigation. Proposing that democracy is an embodied practice — not just an abstract ideal — the symposium will highlight artists, community leaders, scholars, and other civic actors…

Learning & Workshops

Halloween Trick or Treat

All day

Paramus, Paramus, NJ

Halloween Trick or Treat All Ages Friday, October 30 All Day No Registration Required Grab a treat or two, in your costume, at the Reid Branch Library!! Photographs and/or video may be taken at this event. By taking part in this event you grant the library full rights to use the images for fundraising, publicity or other purposes. This might include (but is not limited to) the right to use them in the library’s printed and online publicity, website, social media, and press releases. If you do not wish to be photographed during this event, please inform a library staff member.

Learning & Workshops

Teen Book Box - Horror

All day

GLADL: Main Library Floor, Grand Ledge, MIapproximate location

Teens from 7th to 12th grade can register for a special October Teen Book Box! These creepy themed boxes include snacks, a spooky item, and stickers plus a library-owned horror book from the YA collection. The book must be returned to the library but teens get to keep the other fun items from the box! When registering, teens indicate what sort of book they might like to read so the book can be selected to match their reading preferences. A library card is required to register, and boxes are limited in availability. After you register, your box may take a few days for staff to select a book…

Learning & Workshops

The Only Living Pickpocket in New York

Oct 30 – Nov 1213 dates

Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center-Van Brunt Visitors Center Room Ross Theaters (123 & 124), Lincoln, NE

No longer listed by its source

Showing at The Ross October 30-November 12. Visit theross.org for tickets, showtimes, and more information. Harry Lehman (John Turturro) is an aging pickpocket who plies his trade with ever-diminishing returns in a drastically changed New York. Wallets stuffed with cash have been replaced by easily canceled credit cards, and Harry struggles to make ends meet as he cares for his disabled wife, Rosie. When he unwittingly purloins and fences a valuable USB stick, Harry finds himself in a race against time to return the loot or face the rage of a vengeful crime family. PLEASE NOTE\: There will…

Learning & Workshops

Photographic Exhibit — "Mantelpieces and the Mundane: Homemaking and Ireland’s Disappearing History"

Oct 29 – Dec 2962 days

Hesburgh Library, 2nd Floor, outside the Holtz Grand Reading Room, Notre Dame, IN

Drawing on 18 years of photographic research on the island of Inishbofin, Ireland, Professor Ian Kuijt (Department of Anthropology, Notre Dame) explores mantelpieces, homemaking, and Ireland’s disappearing history in this photographic exhibit. Based on single-frame color photographic images as well as large-scale composite panoramas comprising 30–40 images, the photographs in this exhibit focus on the central room of post-1900 buildings. The images explore how the mantelpiece served as a location of display above the central hearth and consider the material world of what was left behind on…

Things to Do is the public events board that comes with Waoo Road Trip: concerts, markets, festivals, workshops, theatre and community events, collected automatically from public venue and organiser calendars so you do not have to check twenty of them yourself. Reading the board needs no account. Anyone with a free Waoo account can submit an event for review, and signed-in visitors can star anything here to keep it, or drop it onto a trip.