An exhibit of contemporary photography will open on Thursday, Feb. 1, in the Daura Museum. It includes work by Kristin Capp, Ralph Gibson, Walter Iooss Jr., and Joyce Tenneson — artists described as “top contemporary photographers.” Refreshments will be served. The exhibit closes on Friday, March 8. This event is free and open to the […]
According to the Fifth Street Community Development Corporation, “Fifth Street means different things to different people depending on who they are or how old they are.”
The University of Lynchburg's African American Affinity Group is hosting a minority business expo called "Building Communities Through Partnerships" on Friday, Feb. 9 at the Memorial Ballroom in Hall Campus Center from 2-7 p.m.
Over its 140-plus-year history, the Lynchburg Fire Department has responded to hundreds of thousands of calls for service.
Join us for Safe Space Ally Training, followed by specialized workshops on how to promote LGBTQ+ inclusion in healthcare, education, counseling, history, religion, and more!
Writer Emma Bolden will give a public reading. Q&A and book signing will follow. This event is free and open to the public. The Thornton Reading series is sponsored by the Richard H. Thornton Endowment in English.
LACE is hosting the Higher Education Employment Opportunity event. Hiring personnel from various colleges and universities in the area will be available to assist individuals interested in seeking employment opportunities in higher education.
Payne has been following and presenting on Confederate monuments since shortly after the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2018.
The University of Lynchburg Wind Symphony and Orchestra presents "Encore! Encore! A Night at the Movies," featuring selections from popular films such as "Les Miserables," "The Cowboys," and "Henry V."
The University of Lynchburg Wind Symphony and Orchestra presents "Encore! Encore! A Night at the Movies," featuring selections from popular films such as "Les Miserables," "The Cowboys," and "Henry V."
The Jennie Cutler Shumate Lecture on Christian Ministry will be given by Jay Hulme, a transgender Christian who is a poet, author, and artist.
The Black religious experience in Lynchburg parallels the development of spirituals and religious music in those congregations.
Freedom is the highest value in American politics, but its legacy is complex. Throughout American history, freedom has supported individual liberty, emancipation, and civil rights, but has also supported white supremacy, economic exploitation, and misogyny. These “ugly freedoms” entail the right to harm and oppress others. This talk with Dr. Elisabeth Anker will examine the […]
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