Learning Before Lunch
When the French Quarter Was Sicilian
December 11th in the Earl K. Long Library
A speaker series offering thought-provoking programs and a chance to meet new friends
Are you an active adult interested in lifelong learning... a retiree eager to expand your social network... a student of life looking to expand your horizons?
Learning Before Lunch is a monthly series of talks designed to spark meaningful conversations about the local community of New Orleans. Come together with friends and neighbors to hear entertaining and well-informed speakers discuss their passions: captivating explorations of the people and places that make New Orleans one of the world's most interesting cities.
Join us on the second Thursday of each month. Meetings are presented Live and via Zoom for an entertaining hour with our featured speaker.
Speakers begin at 10:00 Central Time; end at 11:00
December 11
When the French Quarter was Sicilian
Edward Branley
New Orleans author and scholar
This event will be held in the Dougie Hitt Memorial Conference Room in Earl K. Long Library.
January 8
Title TBA
Jim Letten
Retired FBI Agent
February 12
Title TBA
Beverly Stanton McKenna
Le Musee de Free People of Color Museum
Second
Thursday of
each month
UNO Alumni and Visitors Center
Doors open at 9:30
Lecture ends at 11:00
Come early to have coffee, pastry, and chat with other attendees.
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We hope to see you soon!