Dr. Dan Binkley, professor (retired) from CSU Department of Ecosystem Science and Sustainability, will probe Hawaii's rich ecological diversity and how that diversity can be preserved.  Dr. Erica Fleishman, director of CSU Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands, will examine the military lands in Hawaii and their impact on the islands.

Celebrate the season with reduced admission on Boxing Day at the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures. From 11 am to 5 pm Wednesday, Dec. 26, visitors to the Museum's four galleries will enjoy half-price admission:

Kristin Schickler will overview professional hula dancing in Hawaii, and Harry Williams will outline his craft of handmade ukuleles.  Prepare to be amazed as the sister-brother duo present their unique hula-ukulele entertainment.

Returned Peace Corps Volunteers are cordially invited to a reception in their honor at the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures from 5:30-7:30 pm Thursday, Feb. 28.  The 2019 Peace Corps Week runs from Feb. 24 to March 2, and this annual event commemorates President John F. Kennedy’s establishment of the Peace Corps on […]

Snapshots of China’s Cultural Revolution opens Friday, March 1, at the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures with half-price admission for the public from 6-9 pm.  The fascinating exhibit will feature prints, household articles, and propagandist items from the 10-year Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976.  Todd Cornell, a Chinese business consultant based in Fort […]

Dr. Osterman, who has been doing ethnographic fieldwork in Russia and Bulgaria for 40 years, will explore the logic and purpose of such stories.

Half-price admission to see Museum’s 4 Galleries.

The Poudre River Public Library District hosts a Russian-language storytime for all ages at the Global Village Museum.  Admission is free.

Russian Roundtable will be an open forum to discuss any and all things Russian.  Participants will include Russian heritage students from Colorado State University as well as Northern Colorado residents who have lived in, or traveled to, the world’s largest country.

Tsars and mad monks, trolls and spies, painters and composers, rocket scientists and Nobel-prize winners.  So what is Russia?  Or maybe it is fairer to ask:  Who is Russia?