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Antigone: Reading a Greek Tragedy (LH22814)
with Joanna Kenty
NEW Civil disobedience, explosive grief, defying a tyrant, conflict and betrayal within a family - Sophocles' tragedy Antigone is over two thousand years old, yet it's still incredibly resonant today. Conflicts in Boston, Ferguson, Syria, Argentina, and many other places have been interpreted through allusions to the play. Read and discuss the play together while learning about the history and culture of Athenian drama.
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Tarot for Self-Discovery (SE22013)
with Katey Jones
Harness the ancient wisdom of Tarot for profound insights to aid personal growth. Discover the rich history of this symbolic language, originating in 15th century Italy, and its enduring relevance for navigating the past, present, and future. Embark on a journey of self-discovery, learning basic tools for interpreting the cards for insightful readings for yourself and others.
Introduction to Biblical Poetry (LH31825)
with Barnett Kamen
NEW If the Hebrew Bible is a book of law, what place does poetry have? Look at a selection of biblical poems, Genesis 4:23-24, Exodus 15, Psalms 13, 23, and 148, The Song of Songs 8:6-7, and Isaiah 5. Look at the devices that are used in poetry (such as parallelism, assonance and consonance). I once heard poetry described as “deliberate ambiguity." Examine what makes biblical poetry both beautiful and enigmatic.
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Walk and Wok Chinatown Tour (TT31055)
with Joseph Poon
Meet at the Friendship Gate to explore and taste your way through Philadelphia's Chinatown with Chef Joseph Poon, a Philadelphia legend who has marked his community’s changes over the last 30 years. This culinary and cultural tour includes a history of the Chinatown and the Friendship Gate, Honkg Kong street food, visits to neighborhood shops, tastings and lunch. (3 Feet: Extensive Walking and Lengthy Periods of Standing)
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Siren Song: How Mermaids Conquered Myth, Art, and Marketing (AA31025)
with Amy Anna
From terrifying warnings whispered by sailors to the iconic green emblem on your morning coffee cup, mermaids have swum through the human imagination for millennia. Trace their evolution from ancient omens of death into powerful symbols of identity, transformation, and our complex relationship with nature. Dive into art, literature, mythology, and song to examine how mermaids are used to explore hidden worlds, magical realism, and the tension between society and the wild.
The Dormant Garden (HG32014)
with Radnor Conservancy
The gardening season may be at an end, but it doesn’t mean the garden has to be absent of life. Winter structure for beauty and habitat for stem nesting insects will be discussed. Learn how to assess it throughout winter and plan for continued growth in spring.
Bourbon and Blazers: A Guide for the Well-Dressed Man (SL32801)
with Diane Oliva
NEW Guys - want to dress well, but don't know where to begin? Whether you are back in the office, new to the workforce, a seasoned professional, working from home or a retiree, and are looking for an upgrade - learn the tips and tricks from an industry professional. Discuss fit, color, silhouette, creating outfits, and more. Bourbon and light bites included.
Pinot Noir: A Taste of Place (CW32054)
with Robert Peters
Explore how climate, soil, and winemaking shape the character of Pinot Noir through tastings from renowned wine regions. Discover the unique flavors, aromas, and styles that make this elegant varietal so distinctive.
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