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Photograph by Joseph Bailey
Photograph by Joseph Bailey
Step into a world of entertaining presentations by today’s leading explorers, scientists, photographers, and performing artists. From lively concerts to thought-provoking presentations, captivating films, and engaging family events, National Geographic Live! brings you the world and all that’s in it.
Our fall season fall season of exciting National Geographic Live! events in the nation’s capital begins September 28 with the All Roads Film Festival. Check the links below for information about all of our fall 2010 programs.
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Don’t miss the 2010 All Roads Film Festival!
Lisa Dabek, director of Tree Kangaroo Conservation, shares new discoveries about these elusive arboreal creatures.
The son of the legendary Jacques Cousteau offers a look at his father’s adventure-filled life and legacy.
Hear thrilling stories from the frontlines of adventure.
Linguist K. David Harrison, head of National Geographic’s Enduring Voices Project, reports on his quest to document endangered languages.
Best-selling writers share tales of far-flung travel.
Explore the world and all that’s in it with the entire family.
The legendary drummer for Living Colour brings his fearless musical explorations to Grosvenor Auditorium.
Step behind the camera with incredible photographers.
Meet four gifted individuals with transformative ideas that are changing the world, in an evening hosted by National Geographic Weekend producer Benjamin Shaw.
Renowned personalities in the music world share their view of the planet from behind the camera lens.
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