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SUMMARY:The Many Fates of Plastic Debris in the Ocean
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about The Many Fates of Plastic Debris in the Ocean with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nIn just six decades\, plastic has become one of the most common forms of marine debris and a growing threat to ocean health. While its durability and versatility have made plastic an essential part of modern life\, these same qualities allow plastic waste to persist and become deeply integrated into marine environments. \nThis informative lecture explores what happens to plastic once it enters the ocean. How does the marine environment respond? How do scientists track and measure the breakdown of plastic polymers? And how can research findings be effectively communicated to policymakers and the public? \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/the-many-fates-of-plastic-debris-in-the-ocean/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T160000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214204Z
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SUMMARY:Lecture: Is it Legal or is it Right?
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Lecture: Is it Legal or is it Right? with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nIs It Legal or Is It Right? \nMost people view the criminal justice system as a rigid framework of laws and rules\, but the reality is far more complex. In the high-stakes worlds of policing\, courts\, and corrections\, some of the most difficult decisions involve ethical questions that go beyond what is simply legal. \nThis thought-provoking presentation explores the gray areas where law\, ethics\, fairness\, responsibility\, and justice intersect. Beginning with a foundation in ethical reasoning\, the lecture uses real-world examples to examine why certain actions may be perfectly legal yet still feel fundamentally wrong—and how professionals navigate situations when the rulebook does not provide a clear answer. \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/lecture-is-it-legal-or-is-it-right/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261123T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261123T160000
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CREATED:20261106T200549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T214428Z
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SUMMARY:You Look Good for Your Age: Thoughts and Stories About Aging and Ageism
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about You Look Good for Your Age: Thoughts and Stories About Aging and Ageism with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nAging is a story we are all writing\, yet society often tries to hand us a script filled with clichés and outdated stereotypes. It’s time to reclaim the narrative. \nJoin master storyteller Linda Schuyler Ford as she brings together captivating folktales\, literary stories\, and personal narratives that celebrate the wisdom of lived experience while challenging common assumptions about growing older. \nThrough the timeless art of storytelling\, Linda combines humor\, poignancy\, and insight to explore the realities of aging and the subtle—and not-so-subtle—ways ageism can influence our lives. \nAdmission information\nMember: $40.00Non-Member: $50.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/you-look-good-for-your-age-thoughts-and-stories-about-aging-and-ageism/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261124T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261124T163000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214432Z
CREATED:20261106T200549Z
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UID:9838-1795532400-1795537800@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:You Look Good for Your Age: Thoughts and Stories About Aging and Ageism
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about You Look Good for Your Age: Thoughts and Stories About Aging and Ageism with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nAging is a story we are all writing\, yet society often tries to hand us a script filled with clichés and outdated stereotypes. It’s time to reclaim the narrative. \nJoin master storyteller Linda Schuyler Ford as she brings together captivating folktales\, literary stories\, and personal narratives that celebrate the wisdom of lived experience while challenging common assumptions about growing older. \nThrough the timeless art of storytelling\, Linda combines humor\, poignancy\, and insight to explore the realities of aging and the subtle—and not-so-subtle—ways ageism can influence our lives. \nAdmission information\nMember: $40.00Non-Member: $50.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/you-look-good-for-your-age-thoughts-and-stories-about-aging-and-ageism-2/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261130T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261130T133000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214632Z
CREATED:20261106T200618Z
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SUMMARY:The Beat Generation: Rebels\, Roads\, and Revolution
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about The Beat Generation: Rebels\, Roads\, and Revolution with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nGet swept away by the rebellious spirit and spiritual quests of the Beat Generation\, featuring influential figures such as Jack Kerouac\, Allen Ginsberg\, and William S. Burroughs. \nAs we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Allen Ginsberg’s birth in 2026\, this engaging lecture explores his lasting influence on poetry\, literature\, and the counterculture movement. Journey through the 1950s and 1960s to discover the Beats’ experimental writing styles\, fascination with Eastern philosophies\, and their role in challenging conventional social norms. \nFrom legendary road trips and poetry readings to the creative scenes of San Francisco and New York City\, explore the people\, places\, and ideas that defined this transformative generation—and the lasting impact the Beats had on American literature and popular culture. \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/the-beat-generation-rebels-roads-and-revolution/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261201T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261201T230000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214639Z
CREATED:20261106T200619Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T214639Z
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SUMMARY:Understanding Artificial Intelligence: The Basics Behind the Buzz
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Understanding Artificial Intelligence: The Basics Behind the Buzz with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nUnderstanding Artificial Intelligence: The Basics Behind the Buzz \nPresented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Florida Atlantic University – Jupiter \nArtificial intelligence is transforming the world around us—but what does AI really mean\, and how does it work? This engaging class offers a clear\, accessible introduction to AI without the technical jargon. \nDiscover how artificial intelligence is already part of everyday life through voice assistants\, online searches\, healthcare technology\, smart devices\, and more. The discussion will also explore how AI may shape the future and what it could mean for older adults\, from greater convenience and innovation to important considerations involving privacy\, security\, and safety. \nThrough real-life examples and interactive discussion\, participants will gain a better understanding of this rapidly evolving technology and its growing influence on the way we live\, work\, and connect. \nJoin OLLI at FAU Jupiter for an informative and approachable introduction to the fascinating world of artificial intelligence. \nExplore upcoming lectures and programs at olli.fau.edu. \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/understanding-artificial-intelligence-the-basics-behind-the-buzz/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261201T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261201T133000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214647Z
CREATED:20261106T200622Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T214647Z
UID:9887-1796126400-1796131800@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:Image is Everything: First Ladies and the Nuclear Family in Cold War America
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Image is Everything: First Ladies and the Nuclear Family in Cold War America with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nImage Is Everything: First Ladies and the Nuclear Family in Cold War America \nPresented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Florida Atlantic University – Jupiter \nDuring the Cold War\, American women faced immense pressure from society and government to embody the ideal “perfect” wife and mother. First Ladies experienced these expectations under an especially intense public spotlight\, navigating personal choices\, political expectations\, and the demands of presidential life. \nIn this fascinating presentation\, presidential historian Nicole Anslover uses the experiences of several First Ladies to explore the changing role of American women during the Cold War. \nHighlights include Jackie Kennedy’s decision to allow media access to her children\, Pat Nixon’s efforts to strike the right tone in public\, and Betty Ford’s passionate support for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). \nJoin OLLI at FAU Jupiter for an engaging look at First Ladies\, changing expectations of women\, and the evolving American family during one of the most transformative periods of the 20th century. \nExplore upcoming lectures and programs at olli.fau.edu. \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/image-is-everything-first-ladies-and-the-nuclear-family-in-cold-war-america/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261202T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261202T133000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214649Z
CREATED:20261106T200623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T214649Z
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SUMMARY:A Life Well Lived: Resilience Found in Nature's Unexpected Paths
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about A Life Well Lived: Resilience Found in Nature’s Unexpected Paths with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nA Life Well Lived: Resilience Found in Nature’s Unexpected Paths \nPresented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Florida Atlantic University – Jupiter \nTrue resilience is found in how we adapt\, grow\, and find meaning through life’s unexpected twists and turns. In this engaging\, interactive workshop\, beach-collected shells become a lens through which participants explore the beauty and strength created by a life well lived. \nBy examining the unique patterns\, textures\, and paths etched into shells by the sea\, we will reflect on how our own experiences shape us and create a lasting beauty that comes with depth and perspective. \nThis hands-on experience invites participants to shift their perspective\, celebrate the unique fingerprints of their life journey\, and discover fresh\, positive ways to recognize their own resilience and inner strength. \nJoin OLLI at FAU Jupiter for a meaningful and uplifting exploration of resilience\, perspective\, and the enduring beauty found in life’s unexpected paths. \nExplore upcoming lectures and programs at olli.fau.edu. \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/a-life-well-lived-resilience-found-in-natures-unexpected-paths/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261207T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261207T133000
DTSTAMP:20261106T215101Z
CREATED:20261106T200723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T215101Z
UID:9985-1796644800-1796650200@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:Retired? So\, How's that Going? Mapping Your Next Chapter: An Interactive Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Retired? So\, How’s that Going? Mapping Your Next Chapter: An Interactive Workshop with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nRetired? So\, How’s That Going? Mapping Your Next Chapter: An Interactive Workshop \nRetirement can be an exciting new beginning\, but it can also raise questions about purpose\, identity\, and what comes next. Building on the Four Freedoms\, this interactive workshop explores the personal and emotional dimensions of retirement. \nFacilitated by Dr. Agress\, participants will use guided exercises\, worksheets\, best-practice principles\, and shared storytelling to explore challenges such as leaving a career\, redefining relevance\, and discovering new sources of purpose and fulfillment. \nAdmission information\nMember: $40.00Non-Member: $50.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/retired-so-hows-that-going-mapping-your-next-chapter-an-interactive-workshop/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261208T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261208T110000
DTSTAMP:20261106T215109Z
CREATED:20261106T200725Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T215109Z
UID:9988-1796722200-1796727600@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:The Art of A.E. Backus and Florida's Highwaymen: Idylic Images and the Florida Dream
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about The Art of A.E. Backus and Florida’s Highwaymen: Idylic Images and the Florida Dream with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nBefore concrete\, highways\, and crowds transformed the landscape\, there was another Florida—a place of fiery sunsets\, shaded marshes\, winding waterways\, and untouched coastlines. \nJoin us for an engaging exploration of the artistic legacy of A.E. “Bean” Backus and the legendary Highwaymen\, the self-taught Black artists he inspired to capture Florida’s natural beauty. \nThrough their iconic paintings\, we’ll travel back in time to discover how these artists documented more than beautiful landscapes. Their work captures the tension between Florida’s natural environment and rapid development\, as well as the nostalgia for a vanishing way of life. \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/the-art-of-a-e-backus-and-floridas-highwaymen-idylic-images-and-the-florida-dream/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261208T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261208T133000
DTSTAMP:20261107T044451Z
CREATED:20261106T200728Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261107T044451Z
UID:9992-1796731200-1796736600@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:Gone with the Wind at 90: The Story That Still Sweeps Us Away
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Gone with the Wind at 90: The Story That Still Sweeps Us Away with our readers. \n\nOfficial event information\nOpen official event details (popup) \n\nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nCelebrate 90 years of Gone with the Wind\, the iconic novel that captivated a nation and left an enduring mark on American storytelling. \nStep into the world of Margaret Mitchell\, the Atlanta journalist and avid reader whose fascination with Civil War stories gave rise to unforgettable characters including Scarlett O’Hara and Rhett Butler. \nJourney from the novel’s publication to its legendary transition to the screen\, exploring its extraordinary success\, enduring popularity\, controversy\, and cultural legacy. After nine decades\, Gone with the Wind continues to spark conversation and fascination. \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/gone-with-the-wind-at-90-the-story-that-still-sweeps-us-away/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261208T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261208T210000
DTSTAMP:20261106T215109Z
CREATED:20261106T200725Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T215109Z
UID:9989-1796756400-1796763600@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:The Songs of Paul Simon
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about The Songs of Paul Simon with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe Songs of Paul Simon \nPresented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Florida Atlantic University – Jupiter \nFrom his teenage years as an aspiring rock-and-roll star\, through worldwide renown with Simon & Garfunkel\, to his Grammy-winning solo career\, Paul Simon has been at the forefront of American songwriting for decades. \nBlending folk\, jazz\, African\, and South American musical influences with brilliant lyrics exploring love\, loss\, and discovery\, Simon has created a remarkable musical legacy. His extraordinary contributions to American music earned him the first-ever Gershwin Prize for Popular Song from the Library of Congress. \nJoin Rod MacDonald and the Humdingers for a fun\, low-decibel musical journey through the life and genius of Paul Simon\, featuring some of the most beloved songs of our time. \nCome listen\, learn\, and celebrate the music of one of America’s great songwriters! \nExplore upcoming lectures and programs at olli.fau.edu. \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/the-songs-of-paul-simon/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T203000
DTSTAMP:20261106T215145Z
CREATED:20261106T200740Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T215145Z
UID:10001-1796929200-1796934600@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:Let It Be: The Ultimate Tribute to the Beatles
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Let It Be: The Ultimate Tribute to the Beatles with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nExperience the magic of the Fab Four with Let It Be\, a spectacular theatrical concert and nationally touring tribute celebrating the extraordinary music and legacy of The Beatles. \nTravel from the band’s early days performing at Liverpool’s legendary Cavern Club to the psychedelic sounds of Sgt. Pepper and their unforgettable final studio recordings. Featuring an all-star cast of talented musicians and actors\, this immersive production recreates the sights\, sounds\, energy\, and spirit of a Beatles performance. \nWith authentic costumes\, powerful vocals\, remarkable harmonies\, and the unmistakable beat of Ringo’s drums\, Let It Be brings beloved classics such as “She Loves You” and “Let It Be” vividly to life. \nAdmission information\nMember: $40.00Non-Member: $50.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/let-it-be-the-ultimate-tribute-to-the-beatles-2/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261214T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261214T110000
DTSTAMP:20261106T215502Z
CREATED:20261106T200835Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T215502Z
UID:10091-1797240600-1797246000@artofthetimes.com
SUMMARY:Who Gets to Vote? The New Battle Over Voting Rights
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Who Gets to Vote? The New Battle Over Voting Rights with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nWho holds the keys to the ballot box? Join Dr. Kevin Wagner\, Professor of Political Science at Florida Atlantic University\, for an engaging exploration of the past\, present\, and future of American voting rights. \nFrom the earliest debates over ballot access to today’s contentious discussions surrounding election laws\, redistricting\, voter identification\, mail-in voting\, and election security\, this lecture examines the forces shaping participation in American democracy. \nExplore the historical precedents and modern legal battles surrounding voting access and representation\, and consider how these ongoing debates continue to influence who can participate in the political process. \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/who-gets-to-vote-the-new-battle-over-voting-rights/
CATEGORIES:City not provided,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261216T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261216T133000
DTSTAMP:20261106T215525Z
CREATED:20261106T200845Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T215525Z
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SUMMARY:Fallen Founders Part I-The Treason of Benedict Arnold
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Fallen Founders Part I-The Treason of Benedict Arnold with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe name Benedict Arnold is synonymous with treason\, yet before his infamous defection\, he was one of George Washington’s most brilliant and daring battlefield commanders. \nIn the first installment of the two-part Fallen Founders series\, historian Dr. Ralph Nurnberger explores the remarkable rise and tragic downfall of a celebrated American Revolutionary War hero. \nWhat drove Arnold to betray the American cause? Was it greed\, deep resentment over perceived slights by Congress\, or the influence of his Loyalist wife? Through Arnold’s legendary courage at Saratoga and his secret negotiations with the British\, this lecture examines the complex motivations behind one of the most notorious betrayals in American history. \nAdmission information\nMember: $35.20Non-Member: $44.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
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SUMMARY:Maria Callas: La Divina
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Maria Callas: La Divina with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nExperience the captivating legacy of Maria Callas\, the Greek-American soprano who didn’t simply sing opera—she redefined it. Known to her devoted fans as “La Divina\,” Callas made such a profound impact that operatic history is often described in two eras: Before Callas and After Callas. \nExplore the life and artistry of a performer whose fierce dedication brought extraordinary emotion and dramatic intensity to the stage\, helping revive forgotten masterpieces of the Bel Canto repertoire. \nBeyond the footlights\, Callas’s life was as dramatic as any opera\, marked by her celebrated romance with Aristotle Onassis\, her legendary relationship with the Metropolitan Opera\, and the personal challenges that accompanied her extraordinary fame. \nFrom her remarkable vocal artistry to her tragic and untimely death\, discover why Maria Callas remains one of the most influential and unforgettable opera stars of the 20th century. \nAdmission information\nMember: $30.40Non-Member: $38.00 \nPlan your visit\nThe source did not provide a city or venue. Please check the original listing for location details. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nbrowse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
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