The University of Georgia presents its first Humanities Festival, a series of public events showcasing the richness and diversity of research and practice in the humanities at UGA and throughout our extended community! Enjoy over twenty events over the course of thirteen days spanning literature, history, theater, religion, environment, culture, film, etc.

Enjoy refreshments at the kick-off reception on March 15th at the Founders Memorial Garden on North Campus. All are welcome.

How can collaborations in the arts promote community understanding?
 
Join Connie Frigo, a professor of saxophone and co-founder of the Athens Hip Hop Harmonic, a partnership between UGA and the local Hip Hop community. She is an organizer of interdisciplinary arts events with a focus on the creative process, social justice advocacy, and community engagement.

Learn more at https://www.athenshiphopharmonic.com.

Have your voice heard! The Solidarity & Justice Committee and the Black Artists Alliance invite you to participate in zine making and snack on free food followed by an open forum for student interests and concerns with Lamar Dodd School of Art Director Joseph Peragine and the members of the committee. 

Join us for a memorable evening to view the screening of award-winning documentary feature film UNSPOKEN (2022) directed by Lamar Dodd School of Art alumna Stephanie Calebrese ('91, BFA) and share a thoughtful conversation moderated by former Georgia Bulldog All-American and NFL Hall of Famer Champ Bailey.

Join us in celebrating Scientific Illustration students from UGA and Medical Illustration students from Augusta University for a reception and awards ceremony. 

Join us in celebrating the solo exhibition Anne McInnis: Full Circle ReSet. Light snacks and refreshments. Free and open to the public.