First, Harvard's Janet Browne, Aramont Professor of the History of Science, will explore Charles Darwin’s cultural significance and what he has come to represent over time: the idea of scientific progress. Free and open to the public in the Geological Lecture Hall, 24 Oxford Street. Time 6 PM.

Second, at Harvard’s Memorial Hall, aside the Science Center, there will be an evening party with Chaplain Greg Epstein as your host. There’s a great deal more on the Harvard campus. Click on “Events”
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And, third, note that many humanists are expected to be attending an event at Framingham State College on February 12 at 7 p.m. to hear author and philosopher Daniel Dennett give a Darwin Day lecture there. It's hoped that members of both the Boston and Worcester AHA chapters will have a chance to meet one another and enjoy a snack or drink afterwards. All are welcome, admission is $5.00 (paid to the college when you get there - no reservations needed), so please show up and join us if you can