Fifty years after the Grateful Dead played Knights Hall at what was then Bellarmine-Ursuline College, a communication professor is organizing an event to celebrate the show. On Wednesday, February 27, Dr. Kyle Barnett will host DJ and music writer for a conversation about the December 7, 1968, show. The event is at 6 p.m. in Hilary鈥檚, on the middle level of Centro. [campus map] They鈥檒l play and be joined by some Dead fans who were in Knights Hall that night. Attendees will receive a limited quantity reissue of the original concert poster. "We want to use it to open up a larger conversation about Bellarmine and Louisville鈥檚 cultural scene in the late 1960s,鈥� said Barnett. 鈥淚 think that the show and the era, even with its excesses, can point to what else we might do as a campus and a city. What haven鈥檛 we imagined? What could we be? The show stands as a kind of a surprise in Bellarmine鈥檚 own history that reminds us that are these bits of our own history that allow us to imagine a different Bellarmine, a different Louisville moving forward.鈥� Jarnow is a music writer who hosts a program on WFMU, an independent radio station broadcasting in New York. His work has appeared in The London Times, Rolling Stone, Spin, and other publications. He鈥檚 the author of 鈥淗eads: A Biography of Psychedelic America.鈥�  Ashlie Stevens, WFPL-FM's arts and culture reporter - and a 2014 Bellarmine graduate - .