Depths of Wikipedia Live

Fri, Feb 13 • 7:00 PM

August Hall

About this event

Join us for an evening of engaging discussions as we delve into the fascinating world of Wikipedia. This live event promises to be an insightful experience for enthusiasts of knowledge and digital culture. Expect an interactive format where attendees can share their thoughts and questions while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere at August Hall. This event is perfect for those interested in understanding how Wikipedia shapes our knowledge and society.

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