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Gladiators Secrets of the Colosseum online through Sno-Isle Libraries Aug. 14

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"Gladiators and Secrets of the Colosseum" will be hosted online by Sno-Isle Libraries on Thursday, Aug. 14, from 4-5 p. m. The event aims to enlighten attendees about the lives of gladiators and the historical importance of the Colosseum in ancient Rome. Participants must register to receive a reminder email with the Zoom link sent 24 hours before the event starts.

Those registering less than 24 hours prior will receive the link in their confirmation email. The event is sponsored by www. MuseumsWithMarisa. com, emphasizing educational engagement with history. This initiative reflects the growing interest in interactive online learning, especially in local communities.

Visitors will learn about the famed gladiatorial training centers adjacent to the Colosseum and how these spectacles shaped Roman culture. Such events foster community education and appreciation for historical topics.

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