What's a History Salon?
Feeling the need to talk about current events and discuss the ramifications of societal/cultural changes?
The Extreme History Project's new program addresses this need!
A concept used by the ancient Greeks, Romans and Chinese that flourished in 15th - 16th century Europe, salons are informal social gatherings where people discuss art, literature, science and politics.
Join us at our Extreme History Project headquarters for an afternoon where we will focus on historic and contemporary concepts to inform, discuss and analyze issues that relate to today. We’ll look at topics that might go misinterpreted, are being misrepresented or overall, raise a lot of questions.
Join the discussion and intellectual exchange as we deep dive into those hard questions.
Saturday, June28th at 1pm during our next History Salon we will discuss Trade and Tariffs with expert Susanne Mueller-Redwood.
Dr. Susanne Mueller-Redwood is an Assistant Professor in Political Science at MSU. She specializes in international relations, with emphasis on international political economy, trade, and the role that authoritarian states play in the global economy. She received her PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, MA from the University of Chicago, and BA from King’s College London.
The goal of this event is to create a space for participants to feel comfortable to ask questions and contribute to the conversation. We ask you to be respectful and open-minded.
You may also like the following events from The Extreme History Project:
- This Friday, 27th June, 07:00 pm, Murders, Madams, and Mediums: Bozeman's Dark Side Walking Tour in Bozeman
- This Saturday, 28th June, 01:00 pm, Wheatfields, Railroads, and Brewers: Exploring Bozeman's Historic North Side in Bozeman
- This Saturday, 28th June, 03:00 pm, Illuminating the Shadowed World of Bozeman’s Red-Light District in Bozeman
Also check out other
Arts events in Bozeman,
Literary Art events in Bozeman.
