Past Events

Dr. Catharine Wilson speaks at the Rural History Roundtable, Monday, Jan. 23, 2:30-4:30pm: “'Bees-Gone-Wrong': The Untold Story about Neighbourhoods and the Good Old Days of Threshing and Barn Raising Bees in Ontario" 

"Bees-Gone-Wrong: The Untold Story about Neighbourhoods and th e Good Old Days of Threshing and Barn Raising Bees in Ontario" Dr. Catheri ne Wilson is Professor of History at the University of Guelph and Co-ordinat or of the Rural History Roundtable Admission is free - everyone is welcome .

Private Event - Atrium Closed to Public . Event runs from 8a m-7pm.

"OCCUPY THIS! An Exploration of the Occupy Movement" Moderatedby Tamara Small, PhD, Department of Political Science Free event. More info contact citizen@uoguelph.ca

Dr. Diana Taylor, Professor of Performance Studies and Span ish at NYU "Taking to the Streets: Mass Mobilization Online and Off " Rece ption to follow at TransCanada Institute, 9 University Ave East - All Welco me www.transcanadas.ca

Dr. Diana Taylor, Professor of Performance Studies and Spanish at NYU Graduate Seminar “The Archive and the Repertoire: Performing Cultural Memory in the Americas,” Chapter One Seminar accompanied by a li ght luncheon. Open to all interested graduate students on a first-come basis . Because of limited seating, please register by email: transcan@uoguelph.c a www.transcanadas.ca

Event runs from 4pm - 10pm.

Gordon Monahan's works for piano, loudspeakers, video, kinetic sculpture, and computer-controlled sound environments span various genres from avant-garde concert music to multi-media installation and sound art.

"Captivity: Indigenous Slavery, Colonial New England, and Ki ng Philip's War" Michelle St. John (Wampanoag/Carib) is a Dora nominated,two-time Gemini Award Winning actor with more than 30 years of experience i n film, television, theatre, voice and music. Part of English 3540. A ll are welcome.