|
| Time |
Topic |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
| April 10, 2008 |
Appalachian Food: Defining a Culture |
Dr. Mark Sohn |
Professor, Pikeville College |
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| Past
Events - 2008 |
March 6, 2008 - Kentucky Derby History
Ronnie Dreistadt, Outreach Educator, Kentucky Derby Museum |
November 8, 2007 - The Longest Caves in the World: Kentucky's Mamoth Cave Systems
Dr. Chris Groves, Dept. of Geography & Geology, WKU |
February 14, 2008 - Healing Kentucky: Healthcare in the Bluegrass State
Nancy Baird, WKU Libraries |
|
| Past
Events - 2007 |
October 11, 2007 - Lincoln as Lawyer
Dr. Brian Dirck, Historian, Anderson University, Indiana |
September 13, 2007 - Floral Design in Kentucky and Abroad
Roger Dennis, Dept. of Agriculture, WKU |
April 5, 2007 - "Ginseng Dreams: The Secret World of America's Most Valuable Plant"
Kristin Johannsen, Author
|
February 2007 - Works by Bowling Green Artist Thelma Green on display at Barnes & Noble.
February 1, 2007 - Opening reception |
March 8, 2007 - "Teasing Secrets from the Dead"
Emily Craig, State Forensic Anthropologist
|
February 8, 2007 - "James Archambeault's Historic Kentucky"
James Archambeault, Photographer |
| Past
Events - 2006 |
November, 9, 2006 - "Political Scandals in Kentucky"
James Klotter,
State Historian of Kentucky |
October 12, 2006 - Heaven Hill Distilleries
Larry Kass, Corporate Communications Manager |
September 14, 2006 - "When Secrets Die"
Lynn Hightower, Mystery Writer |
April
6, 2006 - "Western Kentucky University: the First 100
Years"
Nancy Baird, Kentucky History Specialist, WKU Libraries |
March
9, 2006 - Center for Popular Music, Middle Tennessee
State University
Paul F. Wells, Director
|
February
9, 2006 - Rebecca Ruth Candy Factory
Charles Booe, President |
All
through February, 2006
Works by Bowling Green Artist Granville Mitchell
on display at Barnes & Noble |
| |
| Past
Events - 2005 |
December
1 - "Napoleon in Rags"
Kirby Gann, Author and Managing Editor
Sarabande Books |
November
10 - "A Total Light Process: New & Selected
Poems"
James Baker Hall (former Kentucky Poet Laureate) |
October
13 - Jackson's Orchard and Nursery Inc.
Bill Jackson, Proprietor |
September
8 - "Hillbilly: a Cultural History"
Dr. Anthony Harkins
Department of History, WKU |
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| Past
Events - 2004 |
November
11 - Daniel Boone
Dr. Michael A. Lofaro
Department of English, University of Tennessee |
October
14 - Thomas Merton
Dr. Paul M. Pearson
Director and Archivist of The Thomas Merton Center,
Ballarmine University |
September
9 - Happy
Chandler as Baseball Commissioner
William J. Marshall, Jr.
Director of Special Collections and Archives, University
of Kentucky |
April
15 - Beyond the Ballads: Jesse James as
Confederate Outlaw
T. J. Stiles
Author |
March
11 - African American Artist
Alice
Gatewood Waddell
Artist |
February
12 - John G. Fee: Kentucky Abolitionist
& Educator
Dr.
Marion Lucas
Department of History, WKU |
| |
| Past
Events - 2003 |
November
13 - The Bosnians Come to Bowling Green
Vlasta Viteskic, Reference Librarian, Bowling Green
Public Library |
October
9 - The Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
Pat Bosley, Special Project Coordinator |
September
11 - The Roots of Appalachian Christianity
Elder John Sparks, Minister of the Old Zion Association
of United Baptists |
February
13 - Kentucky's Not a Place: It's a Chicken
Jonathan Jeffrey, WKU Library Special Collections |
March
13 - Railroads and Southern Culture
Joseph Millichap, WKU English Department |
April
10 - Old Time Kentucky Fiddle Tunes
Jeff Todd Titon, Brown University Music Department |
| |
| Past
Events - 2002 |
November
7 - Skaker
Culture
Tommy Hines, Shaker Museum |
October
10 - The
Philistines Are Upon Us: The Civil War Comes to
Bowling Green
Dr. Michael Trapasso
Dept. of Geography and Geology, WKU |
September
12 - The
World Through the Eyes of a Kentucky Artist
Helen Crocker, Kentucky Artist |
April
11 - Duncan
Hines: The Cake Man
Jonathan Jeffrey, Kentucky Library |
March
14 - Warren
County Women
Dr. Carol Crowe-Carraco
Dept. of History, WKU |
February
7 - Jonesville / Shake Rag: Historic Black
Community of Bowling Green
Maxine Ray / Dr. John Long,
Dept. of Philosophy and Religion, WKU |
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