1. VICTOR/VICTORIA (1982) (132min) Julie Andrews sparkles as a starving soprano in Jazz Age Paris who in order to work pretends to be a man. She becomes the toast of Pareé but her life becomes complicated because the man she pretends to be must pretend to…

  2. The Nakba (Catastrophe) is the uprooting and displacement of 750.000 Palestinians as the state of Israel was created in 1947-48.  We hope to bring together people who both want to learn and people for whom it is important to remember.  We gather to remember and…

  3. Islamiphobia is alive and well long after the events surrounding 911. Film clips of Arab/Muslim stereotyping will be screened followed by a discussion lead by Magda Bayoumi. Free to the Public

  4. Help Sculpture/Culture stay open! Join us for a screening of Dr. Dawn Martin-Hill’s documentary, entitled Sewatokwa’tshera’t: The Dish With One Spoon presented as a fundraiser for Tom Huff’s Hawley-Green studio – Sculpture/Culture . The film will be introduced by sculptor Tom Huff. All proceeds will benefit…

  5. Directed by Dan Tursi & Ty Marshal Co-Produced with THE Q CENTER at ACR, ArtRage Gallery and Appleseed Productions/Appleseed Academy. The combined youth programs of Rarely Done Productions (Student Outreach) and Appleseed Productions (Appleseed Academy) is set to present the William Mastrosimone one-act play, “Bang…