Events

  • Aug 04: Community Event: Art & Music Day

    Join ​the UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art for a day of fun, creativity, and learning​​. All materials will be provided.  Schedule: 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.: Music Performance: Listen to harpist and UNLV School of Music ...
  • Aug 25: Teacher's Night at the Barrick

    Calling all CCSD teachers! The Barrick is hosting an Open House to introduce instructors to all of the wonderful opportunities provided by the Barrick Museum. Our generous donors have provided funds for a limited number of...
  • Sep 07: Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Analia Saban

    The UNLV Department of Art welcomes Analia Saban to the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art on Thursday, 9/7/2017 for the Fall Visiting Artist Lecture Series. The UNLV Visiting Artist Lecture Series features a diverse array of...
  • Sep 08: University Forum: Memories at Las Vegas' Mob Museum

    The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents Open City: Negotiating Memories at Las Vegas' Mob Museum a talk by Sara C. VanderHaagen, Assistant Professor of Communcation Studies, UNLV.  How does the...
  • Sep 14: University Forum: Human Curiosity

    The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents Human Curiosity a talk by Mario Livio, an internationally known astrophysicist and bestselling author. The ability to ask “why?” makes us uniquely human....
  • Sep 15: Closing Viewing Party

    The Barrick is staying open late on Friday 9/15/17 for a closing viewing of our Summer '17 exhibitions. Join us for popcorn and refreshments at 6pm for an evening screening of short films by Casey Roberts: I Think I Know...
  • Sep 18: University Forum: Tumultuous Road to the Constitution

    The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents The Tumultuous Road to the Constitution a talk by George William Van Cleve, Research Professor in Law and History, Seattle University School of Law. For...
  • Sep 20: University Forum: Captives and the Creation of Power

    Captives were remarkably common in ancient times. Societies of all levels of complexity took captives, most commonly women and children. Archaeologists largely overlook captives as social actors, yet captives almost...