Co-production with The Atlanta Opera, Composer Paul Moravec, Librettist Mark Campbell 

Alliance Theatre and The Atlanta Opera present Stephen King’s iconic, supernatural tale of possession and murder. Jack Torrance, a father with a troubled past, finds new employment as the winter caretaker for the Overlook Hotel. But as the family settles into their new accommodations, demonic spirits from the hotel’s past begin to take hold of Jack as he becomes a vessel for their murderous intents. Composer Paul Moravec and librettist Mark Campbell masterfully adapt this riveting story as an opera that will keep you on the edge of your seats from start to finish.  Very Limited Seats
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Are you fascinated by the allure of beautiful gemstones and the artistry of handcrafted jewelry? If so, unlock your creativity and master the timeless technique of jewelry wire wrapping! Our exclusive Jewelry Wire Wrapping class is designed for individuals of all skill levels, whether you're a seasoned jewelry maker or a complete novice. Join us as we delve into the world of wire wrapping and create stunning, one-of-a-kind pieces that will dazzle and delight.
Adventures in Wire Wrapping (Virginia Milner) 
Classroom 1:00PM - 3:00PM
August 3, 2023 to August 31, 2023
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Dreams are a form of communication beyond our five senses. In antiquity, people believed God spoke to them through dreams. Today, God still speaks. Let's explore a few biblical dreams to enhance our lives plus a couple of my dreams for connectivity. Click to register.

Help Us Reach Our Goal: Soon, the Donation Requests Will Cease!
As we approach the end of the fiscal year, we are reaching out with a heartfelt request for your support. Your past generosity has been instrumental in sustaining our organization's mission, and we are now seeking your partnership in meeting our crucial endowment requirement before the fiscal year concludes.

At OLLI at Emory University, we are deeply committed to making a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve. Through our dedicated efforts, we have achieved significant milestones, empowered countless individuals, and created a positive ripple effect in our community. However, to ensure the sustainability and longevity of our initiatives, we rely on the strength of our endowment fund.  Our students donations show the Osher Foundation the support they have for our organization and that support let's us continue to serve.  Thank you to everyone that has donated this year and for those that have not had the opportunity, please help us by taking a few minutes and donating whatever you are able to.  Your support means more than the dollar amount. All donations go through the Emory Giving Office and it's easy to do so online right here. 

How is it that throughout America, candidates at all levels of government get elected without majority support of voters? And what can be done about what appears to be the total disintegration of civil political discourse wherein you can’t even talk to someone from the other side, much less engage in polite debate about the issues of the day. There are those who believe that American hyper-partisanship and political tribalism are beyond repair. If we continue to elect our representatives the same way we do it now, they very well may be right. But changing how we vote has the potential to change how our leaders lead, how they talk to us and how we talk to each other. The solution: instant runoff/ranked choice voting (RCV), preferably used in combination with what’s called Final Five Voting. Learn how they work and how you can be a part of making it a reality in Georgia. Click to register.