Experience the brilliant display of dance, music and lighting show in the Bunker Auditorium (Free Admission)

Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Performance                                                                                
March 13 (Friday) 7:00–8:00PM in the Bunker Auditorium (Free Admission)

Excerpts from ONE NATION UNDER A GROOVE PART 2: 48 HOURS IN BIRMINGHAM

American choreographer, writer, director and filmmaker, David Roussève, has created a significant catalogue of works addressing issues of racism, sexism, and homophobia. Told from the perspective of three different women, “One Nation Under a Groove Part 2” revolves around the deaths of the four little girls who perished in the Birmingham AL church bombing of September 1963. This work focuses on the hours of Saturday evening, September 14, Sunday morning, September 15, and the subsequent hours and days. In the hours after the bombing, this horrific event triggered the first major nationwide awareness of the Civil Rights Movement in our country.

Pre-Performance Talk by Trey Grimes "Arts Education at the Frontier of Human-Machine Collaboration"        
March 13 5:30–6:30PM in the Petroleum Hall (Free Admission)