America's Future Foundation's Denver affiliate is sponsoring a panel discussion on the topic Is Capitalism Dead?.
Panelists include Conor Friedersdorf, of the late Culture11, Gene Healy of the Cato Institute and Ross Kaminsky.
The discussion will begin at 7 pm at the Denver Art Museum on March 26, after an hour of drinks. I have yet to attend an AFF event.
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Also on March 26, novelist and Catholic deacon Ron Hansen will speak at Regis University on the Catholic literary imagination. Details are incomplete, but apparently the lecture begins at 7 pm. I would guess it takes place in the Science Building's amphitheater.
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After a hiatus of one year, the Denver Gerard Manley Hopkins Conference returns to Regis University this March 27 – 29.
(UPDATE)
The schedule is now available here, with more information available here. The poet's collected works are reproduced here.
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On April 3 at 7 pm libertarian writer Thomas E. Woods will be speaking at CU-Boulder. Details here
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And let's not forget the Thomas Aquinas Center's upcoming lectures on the CU-Boulder campus.
Prof. Janet Smith's April 6 talk is titled "The Sexual Mess That We Are In and How We Got Here."
Prof. Christopher Tollefsen, co-author with Robert P. George of _Embryo: A Defense of Human Life_, will speak on April 23. His lecture is "Embryo-Destructive Research and Abortion: Are They Different Moral Issues?"
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