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Cornell TRANS*forming Literature: A Reading & Conversation with Ryka Aoki, Helen Boyd, & Ely Shipley
The Cornell University Department of English presents TRANS*forming Literature: A Reading & Conversation with Ryka Aoki, Helen Boyd, & Ely Shipley. The Spring 2018 Barbara & David Zalaznick Creative Writing Reading Series wraps up with a reading and conversation with: Ryka Aoki: Poet, Novelist, & Composer Helen Boyd: Writer & Educator Ely Shipley: Poet Reception and book signing to follow in the English Lounge, 258 Goldwin Smith Hall.
Find out more »Bachelor of Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition at Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts
The BFA at ABFA exhibition is the opening of the senior student show for the graduating BFA majors of Binghamton university. The culmination of years of work presented at the Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts gallery, organized by the students themselves. The show continues through the weekend, with the final day of the show being the following Monday. Hours- Thursday: 6pm- 8pm Friday: 5pm- 8pm Saturday/Sunday: 12pm- 4pm Monday: 5pm- 8pm
Find out more »Harpur Jazz Ensemble Concert with guest artist Bobby Militello
Harpur Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mike Carbone, will perform a Big Band Jazz concert with a featured guest artist from the professional Jazz World, Bobby Militello. Tickets for the concert are $10, general admission; $7, for faculty, staff, alumni and seniors; and free for students and are available at the Anderson Center Box Office from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays, by calling 607-777-ARTS, online (anderson.binghamton.edu) or at the door. For more information, call 607-777-2592, visit the Music Department website…
Find out more »Flute Studio and Flute Chamber Concert
The flute studio of Georgetta Maiolo will perform. This concert is free and open to the public. For more information, call 607-777-2592, visit the Music Department website (music.binghamton.edu) or become a fan on Facebook.
Find out more »Trumpet Studio Recital
Binghamton University students of the trumpet studio will perform. This concert is free and open to the public. For more information, call 607-777-2592, visit the Music Department website (music.binghamton.edu) or become a fan on Facebook.
Find out more »Turkey Dinner
Turkey Dinner served with Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy. Veggie , Salad and Rolls
Find out more »Shelter From the Storm: The Songs of Bob Dylan
SHELTER FROM THE STORM – The Songs of Bob Dylan featuring Marissa Mulder (vocals), Mike Rosengarten (arrangements, guitar and harmonica) and Mike Lunoe (percussion). A mini-parade of Dylan's better-known hits, performed with sweet simplicity and quiet passion. Friday, April 27 at 7 PM. $25 adult; $20 Senior/Student/Child. Purchase tickets at www.goodwilltheatre.net or 607-772-2404 x 301.
Find out more »“Finding Freedom”
On the eve of America’s fight for independence, a group of teenagers embark on their own quest for freedom... The LEAH Faith in History Players is excited to announce the upcoming performances of the play: “Finding Freedom” Written by Charity Andrews Friday, April 27, 7pm Saturday, April 28, 2pm Little White Church, Conklin Saturday, May 5, 7pm State Theater, Deposit Free admission, donations gratefully accepted.
Find out more »Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play
Written by Anne Washburn Directed by Jayme Kilburn Co-sponsored by the Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program and by Nancy and Morey Storck. "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play" by Anne Washburn begins with eight friends gathered around a fire trying to recall the plot from The Simpsons' episode "Cape Feare." As they slowly piece together the story, it is revealed that they are escaping from the nuclear fallout of an unnamed apocalyptic event. Seven years after the first scene, the…
Find out more »“The Viking Suicides,” new play by area playwright George Sapio
This is a staged reading of a brand-new play by well-known Southern Tier playwright George Sapio. This biting satire touches on a wide variety of controversial subjects including bad parenting, feminism, racism, suicide, our education system's shortcomings, and the failures of our society to its next generation. As ever with Sapio's plays, it will make you laugh, cringe, and think -- sometimes simultaneously -- and it definitely does not follow any kind of formula. All are welcome, but parental discretion…
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