Emily Knox: Book Banning in the 21st Century
Emily Knox: Book Banning in the 21st Century
Emily Knox: Book Banning in the 21st Century
The Happiness Lab Live with Dr. Laurie Santos and Ali Truwit
Chat and Chowder: “Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia”
Building Bridges & Big Ideas: Miguel Rosales
Arline Geronimus: Weathering, Then and Now
Piece by Piece: Crazy Quilting and Making Memory in 19th-Century Massachusetts
Poetry Days Presents: An Evening with Victoria Chang
Ethel Kennedy: The Extraordinary Life and Bold Legacy
Kate Crawford: Atlas of AI
Chat and Chowder: “Dear Unknown Friend: The Remarkable Correspondence between American and Soviet Women”
Declaring the Revolution: A Conversation with David Rubenstein
Reconcilable Differences: The Unlikely Political Alliance of John F. Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt
Great Decisions: Nuclear Weapons
The Ocean Carbon Sink: Facts, Fictions, and Opportunities with Dr. Marina Lévy
Native American Heritage Month Celebration 2026
Noguchi and Japanese American Internment During World War II
Great Decisions: Ukraine
Restoring the Plants, Restoring the Practice
An Evening with Jeremy Frey
Chat and Chowder – A Daring Enterprise: A US-Egyptian Partnership and The Case for Soft Power
Pioneers of AI Live!
Crafting Reform: The Saturday Evening Girls and the Paul Revere Pottery
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration 2026
Curator Conversation: Isamu Noguchi: “I am not a Designer”
Into The Circle: A Conversation with Mark Charles
Great Decisions: Multilateral Institutions
Mark Peterson: The Making and Breaking of the American Constitution
The Forest of the Sea: A Conversation with David Helvarg
Great Decisions: China and The Global Economic Order
Paul Revere, Silversmith: Assessing his Craft and Legacy
Above the Fray? Rethinking the Supreme Court Independence
Courage Can Save US: Ten Extraordinary Americans & the Fight for Our Future
Rasin ak Rèv: Roots and Dreams
Afrofuturism & Radical Imagination
Shine the Light, Fill the Well: Rising Up & Burning Out
What Does AI See When It Looks At The Stars? An Evening Hosted by Paul Sutter
Panel Discussion: Architectural Preservation and Modernity
Poetry Night – Where Science Speaks in Verse
Fandom is a Science
Step Into the Revolution: A Colonial Dance Night for Everyone
Rare Rebels™: The Human Side of Rare Disease
Facing the Falls: Film Screening & Conversation with Cara Yar Khan
PEM Presents: G-Hwaja: Korean Traditional Music & Beyond
Disability Pride Celebration 2026
The Future with Leadership Brainery Founders
Soul Speak
PEM Presents: Make, Move, Celebrate: Korean Masks
Mass Innovation Nights
Navy Band Northeast in Concert: Trident Brass Quintet & Crosswinds Woodwind Quintet
A Beautiful Resistance Live!
Young Washington: Advance Screening and Discussion
Pride Celebration 2026
Slay The Entire Month and Beyond!
An Irish Perspective on America250, with Amb. Geraldine Byrne Nason
Partners in Conservation: Protecting Sharks, Rays, and Chimaeras with Fishing Communities in Brazil
Painting with Light: the Craft, Color, and Conservation of Stained Glass: an evening of demonstration and elucidation with master craftsman Victor Azer
Mill Talk: Work, Democracy, & Your Paycheck: What Paystubs Can Tell Us About American Democracy & American Capitalism
Women of the Tides: Stories of Labor, Sea, and Survival
The Revolutionary Work of Women Printers
BEFORE 1776: KING PHILIP’s WAR AND THE MAKING OF AMERICA
Blue Collar 101: Water, Sewer, and the Hidden Infrastructure of a City
Mill Talk: The Invention of Rum – A View from Massachusetts
MILL TALK: Fantrip! Enthusiast Outings on the Boston & Maine Railroad
Chat & Chowder: Basketball Empire
AI and the Future of Cancer Treatments: A Reno Family Foundation Symposium
Great Decisions: The Future of U.S. – European Relations
Mill Talk: AT&T’s Idea Factory – How Bell Labs Invented the Technology of the Future
BIRDING IS BOOMING: with young and old alike
Chat & Chowder with Suzy Hansen | From Life Itself: Turkey, Istanbul, and a Neighborhood in the Age of Erdoğan
Abigail Adams and Mercy Otis Warren: Consequential Women in Consequential Times
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration
Climate Action in Coastal Cities: A Conversation with Civic Leaders
Science & Spirituality: A Public Dialogue at the Museum of Science
Book Talk: Improbable Patriot: The Secret History of Monsieur de Beaumarchais, the French Playwright Who Saved the American Revolution
THE END OF LONELINESS? AI AND THE FUTURE OF CONNECTION
The Air We Share
My GPS Journey: 3 Wrongs Made it Just Right-
Blue Collar 101: Building Trades & the Path Through Apprenticeship
Mill Talk: The Legacy of 1812 – How a Little War Shaped the Trans-Atlantic World
National Treasure: How the Declaration of Independence Made America
Special screening of the acclaimed GBH News documentary Living in Pryde
Beyond the Telescope: How Stars Shape Galaxies
Diplomacy Now: Advancing Global Connection Through Sport
Reimagining the Climate Movement: From Black Girl Environmentalist to Beyond
WHAT IS COLLEGE FOR TODAY?
50th Annual PEN/Hemingway Award Ceremony
Field Studies (Symbiosis) Performance and Q&A
Field Studies (Symbiosis) Performance and Q&A
Rise Up Boston: A Climate Event
Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change: The Keys to Our Resilient Future
Spring 2026 Lowell Lecture with Dr. Kate Ott
Chat & Chowder | Prisoners of Hope with Samuel A. Worthington
Book talk, The People’s Uprising and the Fall of The Warsaw Ghetto April 1942-June 1943
Mass Innovation Nights
Great Decisions | The Future of International Law and Cybersecurity
¡A Bailar!
Margaret Burnham: By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners
Mill Talk: 29 Mill Villages – and More
Can Democracy Survive the Data Economy? Privacy, Power, and the Right to Dissent
Mill Talk: Failing Forward – The Critical Role of Failure in Creating Successful Rube Goldberg Machines
Dog Show: An Evening of Poetry with former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins
Ringing in 150: The History (and Future) of Telecommunications
Book talk with acclaimed author and journalist Andrew Lam upon the publication of his latest collection, Stories From The Edge Of The Sea
Sherene Seikaly: From Baltimore to Beirut: On the Question of Palestine
Women and Girls’ Health – The Case of Diabetes
Beyond the Telescope: Observing the Universe’s Cosmic Dawn with JWST
Rogers Brubaker: Politics and Governance in the Digital Era: Between Populism and Technocracy
Mill Talk: From Electronic Waste to Opportunity – How Refurbished Technology Can Close the Digital Divide
Rising with Nature: Building Resilient Coastal Communities
Film Screening: Ocean with David Attenborough
FREEDOM LOST, FREEDOM WON: American History Through a Black Family’s Story
Screening of The Last Republican, with a special appearance by former Congressman Adam Kinzinger, via Zoom
Living a Triggered Life Podcast
John Vaillant: Fire Weather
Great Decisions: International Cooperation on Climate Change
Mill talk: Chelsea Clock Company – 146 Years of Boston Clockmaking
Innovations in Aquaculture: Larval Fishes at the New England Aquarium