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  1. HESCAH Talk: Chic Radicals: Street Drag as Critical Performance Art in the 1970s

    Dr. David Getsy will lecture on the intersections of drag and performance art in 1970s New York City. His talk intersects with two of his current works in progress: one, a monograph on Stephen Varble, known for his genderqueer and guerilla-style street performances; the other,…

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  2. Stories of Immigration: Sharing, Learning, and Supporting Our Immigrant Neighbors

    In-person Registration: https://mathesonmuseum.networkforgood.com/events/61211-stories-of-immigration-sharing-learning-and-supporting-our-immigrant-neighbors Zoom Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_a8ORUJPaRuO4V32vWVym6Q Join us to hear stories about immigration from our immigrant neighbors and bring your own stories to share! We will have a facilitated discussion about the different immigration journeys and experiences represented in our community and will share resources…

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  3. Weekend Tours of the Harn

    Enjoy a friendly discussion about the museum’s exhibitions with a free Docent-led tour on the third Saturday of every month. Groups of 10 or more may schedule a tour three weeks in advance by contacting tours@harn.ufl.edu.

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  4. Root Redemption Duo | Blues on the Patio

    Enjoy monthly shows out on the A.Quinn Jones Patio 8/27 Blues on the Patio – Root Redemption Duo  

  5. Florida’s Heritage Gardening

    On Saturday, November 4th the Matheson will host an event on fall gardening in Florida, including a lecture by Dr. Sarah Cervone and Melissa DeSa of the Florida Heritage Foods program. They will talk about their work with the project, Florida’s traditional garden plants, and…

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  6. Tracing Your Ancestors

    In-person Registration – https://mathesonmuseum.networkforgood.com/events/60576-tracing-your-ancestors Zoom Registration – https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9_sKb4SmSNuI7unGFvBUWQ Genealogist Tatanya Peterson will share how she traced her family line back to Hampton and Grace Hathcock, her 4X great grandparents, who were enslaved on the plantation of James Chesnut, near Alachua, Florida. Learn about the discoveries…

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