‘Crossroads’ topic for 37th Annual Humanities Festival
“Crossroads” is the topic for the 37th Annual Casper College Humanities Festival and Demorest Lecture Feb. 22-26.
‘September Dreams’ at Zahradnicek Gallery
An exhibition of sculptures by Chris Paden is now on display at the Mildred Zahradnicek Gallery through Friday, Feb. 19.
‘Celebration/Milestones’ topic of 2021 festival
The topic for the 36th Annual Casper College Humanities Festival and Demorest Lecture is “Celebration/Milestones.”
Man-made and natural landscapes at Zahradnicek Gallery
An exhibition of photographs by Shawn Bush is now on display at the Mildred Zahradnicek Gallery.
“Around the World” Focus of Festival
The focus for the 34th Annual Casper College Humanities Festival and Demorest Lecture is “Around the World.” The festival will take place on February 20-22.
“Spooky Action at a Distance” Exhibition Features Lecture and Reception
The current exhibition at both the Goodstein Visual Arts and Mildred Zahradnicek galleries, “Spooky Action at a Distance” will close on Friday, Feb. 23 with a lecture and reception.
The Living Library
I had the pleasure of attending The Living Library at the Casper College Humanities Festival on Wednesday, Feb. 22.
Hugh Martin On Three Great Lyric Passages
Hugh Martin was able to join us at the humanities festival and give a speech that touched the hearts and minds of those who attended.
Kate Bornstein – Demorest Keynote Speaker
Kate Bornstein, who signed my book “Auntie Kate,” was the Keynote Demorest speaker during the Casper College Humanities Festival.
“’Passing’ as a Writer: James Weldon Johnson and the Identity of the Artist”
I attended several events at the 2017 Casper College Humanities Festival, but one of the keynotes that stuck with me the most was Dr. Arielle Zibrak’s presentation, “’Passing’ as a Writer: James Weldon Johnson and the Identity of the Artist.”