- Date January 20, 2010 – May 18, 2010
- Location Seattle, WA
- Price 5-part series tickets start at $75 (members) and $86 (general public)
Photograph by Lara Swimmer
National Geographic Live, Seattle Symphony, and Benaroya Hall bring you entertaining and visually spectacular presentations by dynamic National Geographic explorers, scientists, photographers, and filmmakers. Covering the world and all that’s in it, our speakers inspire and enlighten audiences worldwide. We invite you to subscribe to this unique series of events. Join the adventure!
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Find out about NG Live Student Matinees at Benaroya Hall.
Award-winning filmmaker Michael Davie, a native of Africa, offers a personal vision of his home continent.
Award-winning filmmaker Michael Davie, a native of Africa, offers a personal vision of his home continent.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author shares his thoughts on societal collapseand its implications for us.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author shares his thoughts on societal collapseand its implications for us.
Rower Roz Savage reports on her current attempt to conquer the world’s largest ocean.
Rower Roz Savage reports on her current attempt to conquer the world’s largest ocean.
Photographer Paul Nicklen shares his powerful vision of the Arctic and Antarctic.
Photographer Paul Nicklen shares his powerful vision of the Arctic and Antarctic.
NASA engineer Kobie Boykins shares the excitement of exploring our nearest planetary neighbor.
NASA engineer Kobie Boykins shares the excitement of exploring our nearest planetary neighbor.
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