Join poet Laura Davenport and The Learning Center's founding director Roger Smith for five guided reading sessions that delve into the life and works of Edgar Allan Poe—magazine editor and critic, accomplished poet and storyteller, trailblazer in science fiction, and the inventor of detective fiction. Though his life was brief, Poe’s influence on American literature […]
The Maya Heritage Center presents a virtual hangout with Dr. Lilia Fernandez. She will discuss artistic expression by exploring traditional Maya crafts, arts, and creative activities. This program is supported by a grant from Georgia Humanities.
For generations, history books have overlooked a crucial truth: African-American soldiers served alongside Sherman's Army during the Civil War. Join the Cobb County Public Libraries for a series of presentations by local historian Brad Quinlin that explore the names, faces, and experiences of these forgotten soldiers. A companion exhibit will also be on display. This […]
Join poet Laura Davenport and The Learning Center's founding director Roger Smith for five guided reading sessions that delve into the life and works of Edgar Allan Poe—magazine editor and critic, accomplished poet and storyteller, trailblazer in science fiction, and the inventor of detective fiction. Though his life was brief, Poe’s influence on American literature […]
Join the Atlanta Department of City Planning for an engaging evening with award-winning author, preservationist, and cultural developer Gene Kansas as he discusses his acclaimed book, Civil Sights: Sweet Auburn, a Journey Through Atlanta's National Treasure. Kansas will be interviewed by Brennen Collins, Associate Director and Academic Professional at Georgia State University. Following the talk, […]
Join poet Laura Davenport and The Learning Center's founding director Roger Smith for five guided reading sessions that delve into the life and works of Edgar Allan Poe—magazine editor and critic, accomplished poet and storyteller, trailblazer in science fiction, and the inventor of detective fiction. Though his life was brief, Poe’s influence on American literature […]
Join the Atlanta Department of City Planning for a conversation with award-winning writer and urban design theorist Hannah Palmer, as she discusses her acclaimed works and the stories hidden within Atlanta's urban landscape. Her latest book, The Pool Is Closed: Segregation, Summertime, and the Search for a Place to Swim, delves into the racial politics […]
Enjoy crafting your very own zine in this zine-making workshop and learn about the vibrant history of Asian Americans in the Atlanta-metro area from the Georgia Asian American Community Archive Initiative (GAACAI). This program is supported by a grant from Georgia Humanities.
Join Cobb Landmarks in Vinings on November 15th and be among the first to see the new Nellie Mae Rowe outdoor exhibit! The public is invited to drop by anytime between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to meet the team, enjoy the exhibit, and participate in a fun craft activity. This program is supported by […]
Join poet Laura Davenport and The Learning Center's founding director Roger Smith for five guided reading sessions that delve into the life and works of Edgar Allan Poe—magazine editor and critic, accomplished poet and storyteller, trailblazer in science fiction, and the inventor of detective fiction. Though his life was brief, Poe’s influence on American literature […]
