Upcoming Appearances

2006
October 22 Memorial address for Willa Baum
Doe Library Morrison Room, UC Berkeley
November 5 "The Road to Serendip: Adventures as a Bancroft Library Fellow"
Berkeley Art Museum
November 22 Keynote speaker for the annual meeting of the Bay Chapter of the American Institute of Archaeology
deYoung Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

Past Appearances

2006
January 24 New Deal Public Works as an extension of the Arts & Crafts Movement
The Gamble House, 4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena, California 91103, 7:30 pm.
March 10 Hurricane Katrina/Environmental Justice Symposium
“Learning from 1906, and from the New Deal”
2:45 PM,
U.C. Berkeley: Boalt Hall School of Law
March 18 Sonoma County Historical Society Annual Banquet
Keynote speaker: “Excavating the Public Landscape: The New Deal Legacy Project”
12-3 PM
Santa Rosa: Fountaingrove Golf & Athletic Club
March 21 Docent training for San Francisco Heritage
San Francisco: Haas-Lilienthal House
March 29 Society for Industrial Archaeology monthly meeting
“The New Deal Contribution to California’s Infrastructure”
7 PM
Berkeley, Spenger’s Fish Grotto
April 19 “The City, The Mine, The Battlefield: Toward an Explanation for Urban Imperialism”
Prague: Charles University
May 8 Vista College and Berkeley Public Library talk
“Excavating the Public Landscape of the New Deal in Berkeley”
7 PM
Berkeley Public Library, Main Branch
June 10 Fundraiser for Pt. Reyes Dance Palace
“Excavating the Public Landscape of the New Deal in Marin”
7 PM?
Point Reyes Station: The Dance Palace
August 16 "The Diaspora of Fortunes and Technology from Nevada City"
Keynote speaker at the 150th birthday of the National Hotel
Nevada City, California
September 16 "Megafollies"
Alameda Forun
October 17 "The Living New Deal Project"
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York
2005
July 10 LaborFest panel discussion on the public legacy of the New Deal with Robert Dawson and Harvey Smith.
See www.newdealproject.org and www.laborfest.net for place, time: 2 pm.
July 17 Narrated maritime history boat tour for LaborFest.
See www.newdealproject.org and www.laborfest.net for place, time: 10:30 am.
July 31 New Deal monuments bus tour with Harvey Smith.
See www.newdealproject.org and www.laborfest.net for place, time: 10 am.
September 7 "Mapping the Invisible Landscape: The New Deal Legacy Project"
Geography Department Tea, 575 McCone Hall, U.C. Berkeley, 4 pm.
September 11 "The Value of Preservation," for the Folger Estate Stable Project, Fleishaker Estate "Green Gables", Woodside. See www.folgerstable.org for details, 3:30 pm.
September 14 Discussion of New Deal Legacy Project
Landscape Architecture Dept., College of Environmental Design
(Wurster Hall), U.C. Berkeley, 1 pm.
September 15 Slide talk on the New Deal Legacy Project for the Foundation for San Francisco's Architectural Heritage, Haas-Lilienthal House, 2007 Franklin Street, San Francisco, 6 pm.
2004
August 27 "Mysteries of the Palace of Fine Arts Explained" Alameda Historical Society
September 9 "San Francisco's Victorian Architecture" Friends of Attinghan (private function)
September 20 "By Word of Mouth: The Founding of the The Regional Oral History Office" California History Dinner, 7:30 p.m., UC Berkeley Faculty Club
October 16 Two tours of the Palace of Fine Arts for The Exploratorium
August 14 "Destiny's Gunsight: The Golden Gate and the New Rome of the Pacific" Chrissy Field Center's "People, Land and Experience" Forum
June 27 Chair, panel discussion on historic cemetery preservation, Cypress Lawn, Colma
March 9 "Rotten Foundations: The National Reclamation Act and the Urbanization of the West"
Water Resource Archives, O'Brien Hall, UC Berkeley, 5:30
(Reception at 4:45, 410 O'Brien Hall)
March 1 "Secrets of the Palace of Fine Arts"
Hillside Club, Berkeley, 7:30 p.m.
February 25 Talk with Donna Huggins on Bernard Maybeck and the history of the Palace of Fine Arts
Presidio Officer's Club, San Francisco, 7 p.m.
February 22 "The Key to Wonderland: Urban Imperialism and the Present Crises"
Evening Forum: San Francisco Unitarian Fellowship, San Francisco
February 18 "The Arts and Crafts Movement Comes to the Bay Area"
Koret Auditorium, San Francisco Main Library, San Francisco, 6:30 p.m.
February 4 Discussion with photographer Bob Dawson about making of Farewell, Promised Land
Book Passage, Corte Madera, 7 p.m.
2003
November 25 "People's Palace: The Reconstruction fo the Palace of Fine Arts and the Rediscovery of Beaux-Arts."
Third in a 3-part lecture series for the Maybeck Foundation on "Secrets of Palace [of Fine Arts].
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, 7:30p.m.
November 14 Post-performance talk on Upton Sinclair's OIL! for Word-for-Word.
Magic Theatre, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco.
November 1 "San Francisco's Silver Kings." For City Guides
San Francisco Main Library, Koret Auditorium, 10:15a.m.
October 21 "A Work of Genius: Maybeck's Palace." Second in a 3-part lecture series for the Maybeck Foundation on "Secrets of Palace [of Fine Arts].
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, 7:30p.m.
September 21 "Death Destroys Us, But the Idea of Death is Our Salvation: What the Palace of Fine Arts Has to Teach Us About How to Get Through These Times." for The Campaign to Save Mordechai Vanunu, Berkeley Unitarian Universalists Church, Bonita and Cedar Streets, Berkeley, 7p.m.
September 16 "San Francisco, 1915." First in a 3-part lecture series for the Maybeck Foundation on "Secrets of Palace [of Fine Arts].
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, 7:30p.m.
September 13 "Rotten Foundations: The National Reclamation Act and the Urbanization of the American West."
Annual Dinner for KFCF-FM, Fresno
September 9 A brief history of San Francisco, for Heritage Docent Training
Haas-Lilienthal House, San Francisco, 6p.m.
September 6 Speaking on water and empire at Watershed Environmental Poetry Festival
Martin Luther King Jr. Park, Berkeley, 3:05p.m.
September 5
Bookreading from At Work: The Art of California Labor
Cody's Bookstore, Berkeley, 7p.m.


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