Following recommendations from local, state and federal health officials, event organizers and presenters are being encouraged to postpone or cancel events that may increase the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). We are closely monitoring these development and are doing our best to update the event listings on our calendar to help inform the public about schedule changes.
The following events are those that have either been postponed or canceled. You can view details about the schedule change for each event by clicking on its title. We will continue to update this page as we gather more information.
FOR PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS: If you are a presenting organization whose event has been postponed or cancelled, you can click the button below to log in and update your event. Please be sure to include the word “(POSTPONED)” or “(CANCELED)” in the title of your affected events.
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This event has been postponed from March 15 to November 8. The Screwtape Letters, the provocative...
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This event has been postponed from May 29 and 31 to December 18. On Friday, May 29, Hall will...
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