An Evening with Dr. Zahi Hawass in New York at Javits Center
Get ready for an unforgettable night of history, discovery, and inspiration as Dr. Zahi Hawass, one of the world’s most distinguished Egyptologists, arrives in New York for a one-night-only event on July 19, 2025. Held at a prestigious venue, this evening promises an extraordinary journey through the sands of time with the man who has dedicated his life to unearthing the secrets of ancient Egypt.
Whether you’re a lifelong history buff or newly intrigued by the mysteries of the pyramids, this lecture offers rare insights from the b very person who’s been at the heart of Egypt’s most groundbreaking archaeological discoveries.
Meet Dr. Zahi Hawass – The Man Behind the Myths
Few names in modern archaeology command as much recognition as Dr. Zahi Hawass. Formerly Egypt’s Minister of Antiquities, Dr. Hawass has led excavations at iconic sites such as Giza, Saqqara, the Bahariya Oasis, and the Valley of the Kings. With a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania, awarded during his time as a Fulbright Fellow, Dr. Hawass brings academic rigor and decades of field experience to every lecture he gives.
His work has gone far beyond dusty dig sites—he’s appeared in documentaries, collaborated with global museums, and tirelessly advocated for the preservation of Egypt’s archaeological treasures. Known for his passionate storytelling, compelling presence, and deep knowledge, Dr. Hawass brings history to life in a way few can.
What to Expect During the Lecture
This exclusive event isn’t just another academic presentation—it’s a vivid, personal account of ancient civilizations told by someone who’s walked the tombs, read the hieroglyphs, and stood in the shadow of the pharaohs.
Attendees can expect:
- Never-before-seen images and stories from recent excavations
- Insights into the latest findings from the pyramids of Giza, the mummies of the New Kingdom, and lost tombs yet to be fully understood
- A deep dive into the lives of Tutankhamun, Cleopatra, and the construction of the Great Pyramid
- Reflections on global efforts to recover stolen antiquities and protect Egypt’s cultural legacy
- A chance to ask questions directly to one of the world’s foremost authorities on Egyptian archaeology
Why This Event Matters
Events like these are not just about learning—they are about connecting. They spark curiosity, encourage cultural understanding, and remind us of the extraordinary legacies that shaped human civilization.
For students, educators, historians, and museum-goers, this evening is a rare chance to hear firsthand about the untold stories that still lie beneath Egypt’s sands. For the general public, it’s a window into a time of gods, kings, and mysteries that still fascinate us thousands of years later.
Dr. Hawass’s lectures are known for being both deeply informative and incredibly engaging. His gift lies in making archaeology accessible—bridging academic depth with public storytelling, making every listener feel like they’re walking alongside him through ancient tombs.
Event Snapshot
- Event Title: An Evening with Dr. Zahi Hawass
- Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025
- Location: Javits Center
- Entry: Tickets available via zahilectures.com
- Special Features: Lecture, Q&A session, meet & greet opportunities (select passes)
Tickets and Availability
Seats for this one-night engagement are expected to sell out quickly. Interested attendees are advised to book in advance through the official website: www.zahilectures.com. Multiple ticket tiers may be available, including general admission and VIP seating with direct access to Dr. Hawass during a special post-lecture session.
A Night Worth Remembering
From leading digs in the Valley of the Kings to appearing on international news and documentaries, Dr. Zahi Hawass has done more than anyone in modern times to bring Egypt’s ancient past to the present. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience his stories, his discoveries, and his passion—live.
Prepare for a night where history comes alive. This is more than a lecture. It’s a gateway into a civilization that continues to shape our world today.
