Arts Calendar
All events free unless otherwise noted.
Friday, Oct. 10
Jazz at Café Ology
7 p.m., Café Ology
Slideshow Presentation with Paranormal Investigator Donna Kent
7 p.m., Broad Street Books
New Group Snacks Concert
7 p.m., Usdan
Outside the Box Theater: “The Grand Inquisitor”
8 p.m., CFA Theater, $8 for students
Bear Hands, Boy Crisis, and Bottle Up & Go
10 p.m., Eclectic
Saturday, Oct. 11
Outside the Box Theater: “The Grand Inquisitor”
8 p.m., CFA Theater, $8 for students
Music For Three: Bold Works for Piano, Violin, and Cello
8 p.m., Crowell
24 Hour Blitz-Play Festival Performances
8 p.m., ’92 Theater
Sunday, Oct. 12
Sue Berkhart & Ed Vadas: Ameri-mf-Cana
3 p.m., Russell House
Monday, Oct. 13
Inventing Human Science, circa 1750: A Humanities Lecture with Andrew Curran
8 p.m., Russell House
Tuesday, Oct. 14
Film Screening: “Nashville”
3:30 p.m., Wasch Center — 51 Lawn Ave.
Flash Forward: Photography Meet-up
7:00 p.m., Green Street Arts Center, $3 for non-members
Wednesday, Oct .15
Emergence: Free Will, Self, and Experience as a Self-Organizing System — Lecture with Michael Silberstein
4:15 p.m., Woodhead Lounge
Dreaming Me: Black Baptist, and Buddhist — a talk with Jan Willis
5 p.m., Broad Street Books
Wesleyan Writing at Russell House: Michael Palmer
8 p.m., Russell House
Thursday Oct. 16
The Derge Parkhang, Foundation of Stone for a Living Tibetan Culture— Lecture by Tsewang Jirme Rinpoche (Director of Dirge Parkhang, Director of Derge Bureua of Cultural Relics, and a Living Buddha in the Bon School of Tibetan Buddhism)
4:30 p.m., Freeman Center for East Asian Studies
Book Signing with Jason Pinter, author of “The Stolen”
5 p.m., Broad Street Books
Exhibition Opening: Document or Art? Photography in the Long 19th Century, 1838-1914
5 p.m., Davison Arts Center
“Patterns of Inheritance” — An Opera by Ben Bernstein ’10
8 p.m., ’92 Theater
The French Kicks with Chairlift
9 p.m., Eclectic
Ongoing Exhibitions:
“Framing and Being Framed: The Uses of Documentary Photography”
Zilkha Gallery
“The Bizarre and the Beautiful: Fantasy as Visual Pleasure in Renaissance and Baroque Prints” (Ending Sunday)
Davison Art Center
“The Pearl of the Snowlands: Buddhist Prints from the Derge Parkhang”
Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies
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