The Western Canon is replete with what is called great love poetry. What constitutes love poetry is seldom challenged. EHST member, Blue Marvin, will lead a discussion and analysis of some of these well-known poems to decide if the classification is justified. He will explore whether a poem is about love, lust, or infatuation with […]

EHST will hold its annual meeting of members.  This is a business meeting where the members will (re-)elect board members, and pass a budget for 2023.  We will also seek suggestions from members for our priorities for the year.  Visitors and friends are welcome to attend, but they will not be eligible to vote.  Members […]

Our program will be an "All-Societies Platform," a nationwide program for all Ethical Humanist Societies.   Brought to you by the AEU team of Ethical Education Directors, we will hear from the directors themselves about their program as well as from the parents on what goes into raising our ethical leaders of tomorrow. The parents will […]

February begins Black History month.  We will start with a 1 hour video titled "Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History" followed by discussion of his both his method, and his points.  There so so much to explore in Black History, and so much controversy in the news, particularly in Florida with Gov. DeSantis's war on […]

The North Carolina Botanical Garden is holding a Darwin Day Lecture on Sunday, February 12, from 2-3 pm. Karin Pfennig, Professor of Biology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will give a talk entitled “The hybrid in your genome: How recent advances in behavior and genetics are changing our view of Darwinian […]