Two weeks from today, join us for Family Folk Fest, an event for families and children of all ages, hosted by the Bob Dylan Center and Woody Guthrie Center. This annual event brings together musicians, artists and community partners for a morning of live music, hands-on art activities and imaginative play the whole family will enjoy. Bob Dylan Center: – Live performances at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m by the Tangled Up in Tunes band (featuring Jesse Aycock, Chris Combs, Josh Raymer and Amber Watson

Newly installed at the Bob Dylan Center: Richard Prince’s monumental 10' x 10' rendering of Jerry Schatzberg’s famously blurry 1966 photograph of Dylan, familiar from the "Blonde on Blonde" album cover, is made uncanny through enlargement and distortion yet remains immediately identifiable. Prince’s controversial practice of appropriating well-known images of Dylan, Sid Vicious, the Marlboro Man and other pop-culture icons—directly replicating or playfully manipulating his source material—raises

“How Many Roads: Bob Dylan and his Changing Times, 1961–1964” features eight short documentaries produced by the Bob Dylan Center specifically for the exhibition. From the murders of Emmett Till and Medgar Evers, to the Cuban Missile Crisis and the March on Washington, these compelling short films explore the moments in American history that shaped not only Dylan’s life and work, but also the trajectory of the nation. Stop by the Bob Dylan Center to see “How Many Roads,” before it closes Nov. 3,