The Creative Thought Forum returns this spring with a focus on the critical topic of social inequality. Through lectures, documentary film, and discussion, guest speakers will present compelling research answering the questions “how and why did inequality develop?” and “why is there poverty in wealthy nations?” Venice, California, will serve as a case study in a documentary film. A discussion of Graeber and Wengrow’s book The Dawn of Everything will consider societies that succeeded in avoiding excessive inequality. SAR staff scholars will host discussions throughout the series.

Discounts available for students and EBT Cardholders. See Creative Thought Forum ticket information.

General Admission: $10

General Admission: $10, $35

General Admission: $10

General Admission: $10

SOLD OUT

General Admission: $10; SAR Members: $5; EBT Cardholders: $3; Students: $5.

General Admission: $10, $35; SAR Members: $5, $25; EBT Cardholders: $3; Students: $5.

Tickets available at Lensic Box Office, 211 W. San Francisco St., Santa Fe; (505) 988-1234; lensic.org. Contact box office to receive discounts.

General Admission: $10; SAR Members: Free; EBT Cardholders: $3; Students: $5.

General Admission: $10; SAR Members: $5; EBT Cardholders: $3; Students: $5.

General Admission: $10; SAR Members: Free; EBT Cardholders: $3; Students: $5.

Students and EBT cardholders may be asked to show EBT card and/or ID.