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Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh: The Spatialtemporality of Musical Memories
The University of Virginia Department of Music presents a colloquium by Annie Hsieh entitled The Spatialtemporality of Musical Memories on Friday, September 11, 2026, at 3:30pm in 107 Old Cabell Hall.
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Writer's Eye Drop-In Tours
Learn about this year's Writer's Eye selections.
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COMMUNITY EVENT • Second Street Gallery Season 53 Kickoff Fundraiser & Rooftop Party
Celebrate and fundraise for Second Street Gallery while enjoying rooftop views and music!
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Series Concert II: Beethoven's 5th - Up Close!
Don't miss the Festival's only performance in Old Cabell Hall, where world-class acoustics meet one of music's most recognizable masterpieces—Beethoven's Fifth Symphony
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Designing with Plants
Noted plantsman Roy Diblik of Northwind Perennial Farm shares lessons on designing with plants.
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Jonathan Shames and Stephanie Leon Shames, Piano Recital
Experience and Transformation: Music for One and Two Pianos
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M. NourbeSe Philip, Craft Talk
“Under the Influence: the Making of a Writer’s Genealogy”
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Objects of Poetry Exhibition Opening, Poetry Lounge & Mocktail Bar
Join Rare Book School for a day of special events hosted in conjunction with our Objects of Poetry exhibition, on view through 13 November on the second floor of UVA’s Shannon Library.
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Exhibition Opening and Welcome Reception: Sonja Carmichael
Meet our fall 2026 resident artist and celebrate her solo exhibition.
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Lindner Lecture: Landscapes of Dis-placement: Mining and Mapping the 19th-century British Empire
This lecture charts the emergence of new pictorial formats for representing landscape that derived from and accelerated industrial mineral extraction in Britain in the early nineteenth century.
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CreativeMornings Charlottesville: Stay Tuned for Speakers & Themes!!
CreativeMornings is a free, monthly breakfast lecture series for the creative community. Stay Tuned for the Monthly Theme Announcement around the 1st of the month!
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AFK Reading Intimately: What is an Artists' Book? (Activating Artists' Books)
Think books are just for reading? Think again!
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Loren Kajikawa, “Will The Real Slim Shady Please Stand Up?”: Eminem as Political Football
Loren Kajikawa, Program Head & Professor of Music History & Culture, George Washington University “Will The Real Slim Shady Please Stand Up?”: Eminem as Political Football
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Ongoing Events and Opportunities
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Community Events
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