GMALL Lectures - Celebrating Dolly Parton: 75 Years of Song
Professor and musicologist Lydia Hamessley (author of Unlikely Angel: The Songs of Dolly Parton) explores and plays […]
GMALL Lectures - Supreme Shift: Ginsburg to Barrett and What It Means
Vincent Bonaventre, Professor of Law at Albany Law School, explores some of the ramifications of the 6 […]
GMALL Lectures - Vermont Claims to Fame
Author and Historian, Richard B. Smith, discusses Vermont’s amazing claims to fame in a talk that draws […]
GMALL Lectures - Luigi Lucioni: Celebrating the Season
Join Shelburne Museum associate curator Katie Wood Kirchhoff for a conversation about Luigi Lucioni, Vermont’s “painter laureate”.
GMALL Lectures - Old Stone Walls of New York and New England
There are approximately 250,000 miles of stone walls in New York and New England. Stone walls, stone […]
GMALL Lectures - Snapshots in Time: Iconic Photographs
Christopher Dant, a local writer and photographer, takes us on a hundred-year journey discussing powerful photographic images […]
GMALL Lectures - Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina" and the Meaning of Life
Julie Cassiday, Professor of Russian at Williams College, examines Tolstoy’s masterwork, paying special attention to its historical […]
GMALL Lectures - The Post-Pandemic Economy
The economic upheaval caused by the current pandemic will have long lasting effects on the economy. While […]
GMALL Lectures - The Civil War: Its Causes and Their Legacy
While slavery was clearly a part of why the Civil War was fought, the vast majority of […]
GMALL Lectures - Why Women Matter in the News Business
Anne Galloway, the founder and editor of VTDigger and the executive director of the nonprofit Vermont Journalism […]
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