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You will learn basic Hula and Tahitian steps/techniques. The choreography will be original for both Polynesian cultures and students will become familiar with the names of the steps and the implements used. COME DANCE WITH ME!!!!! Location 540 Crespi Dr. Instructor Valentina Linsangan Schedule From: Oct 27 2026 to Nov 17 2026 Every Wednesday: 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Be a gymnastic star! Learn cartwheels, handstands, rolls, round offs and much much more! Parents are allowed to stay for the first 10 minutes on the first day of class for announcements. Parents are encouraged to attend the last class for a presentation Suggested attire: Wear a leotard, stretch pants, sweat pants or shorts. Bare feet during class is suggested. Children should secure long hair back in a ponytail. ------------------------------- * Parents are allowed to stay for the first 10 minutes on the first day of class for announcements. Parents are encouraged to attend the last class f…
Brett Lysne is an artist working in printmaking, drawing, artist books, and mixed media.
Dates & Times 7:30 pm: October 28, 29, 30, 31, November 6, 7 2:00 pm: November 8 Ticket Box Location Info Octagon Shop, 427 Douglas Avenue, Downtown Ames Evil Dead The Musical By George Reinblatt and Music by Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris, Christopher Bond Groovy songs, bloody fun, and all the Evil Dead you can handle! Five college friends want to let loose. Where else can they go but that remote abandoned cabin in the woods? This hair-brained musical will have you screaming for more as the demons possess and a roaring chainsaw dismembers. See Ash and his friends in the spectacle complete w…
Discover the vibrant rhythms and dynamic movements of Salsa Cubana! This course is designed to teach you the fundamental steps and techniques of Cuban Salsa, ensuring you build a solid foundation. No experience or partner needed - just bring your energy and enthusiasm. ------------------------------- Please wear clothing and shoes appropriate for dancing, and bring a bottle of water. Age Category Adult Location Dance Studio at Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Instructor Luis Valverde-Maceo Schedule From: Oct 27 2026 to Dec 15 2026 Every Wednesday: 5:30pm to 6:25pm
Ready to level up? This course builds on your salsa basics with more complex footwork, partner patterns and body movement. Ideal for dancers with some Cuban Salsa experience looking to grow their skills. ------------------------------- Please wear clothing and shoes appropriate for dancing, and bring a bottle of water. Age Category Adult Location Dance Studio at Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Instructor Luis Valverde-Maceo Schedule From: Oct 27 2026 to Dec 15 2026 Every Wednesday: 6:30pm to 7:25pm
A little spooky. A lot of fun. And one unforgettable night on the mountain. The woods at Mt. Ashwabay are getting spooky! Join us for Slashwabay Haunted Trails—a night of creepy characters, surprises, food, treats, and Halloween fun on the mountain. Come early for Not Super Scary, perfect for younger trail-goers, or stick around after dark for the Full-On Creepy experience. Thursday, Oct 29 – Saturday, October 31, 2026! Mt. Ashwabay | Bayfield, Wisconsin Not Super Scary: 5:30 pm Full-On Creepy: 6:30-9:00 pm Tickets: 13+ |$12 12 & Under | $7 5 + under | FREE! Dare to Take the Trail? Grab yo…
Contemporary Art Matters is pleased to present NoBody Left Behind, a group exhibition curated by Justice Apple. Featuring Justice Apple, Sarah Cain, Jennifer Coates, Sheree Hovsepian, Justine Kurland, Maria Yolanda Liebana, Melissa Meyer, Bruce Robinson, David Shrobe and Almond Zigmund, artists whose practices expand the possibilities of collage, assemblage, and material-based abstraction. On view from September 1- October 31, 2026, with an opening reception on Thursday, September 10, 5-7 pm.
Occurring on: Oct 29 at 6:00 PM Nov 12 at 6:00 PM Jan 21 at 6:00 PM Feb 7 at 6:00 PM Rooted in both science and self-care ritual, facial lymphatic massage is a soothing practice that works with the lymphatic system—an essential part of immune function—to encourage circulation and release stagnation in the face and neck. In this guided workshop, participants will learn simple, effective facial lymphatic massage techniques that can be incorporated into a daily routine. Through a blend of breath, intentional touch, and quiet reflection, the experience invites participants to slow down, reconne…
  The spine-tingling program includes both classical triumphs and pop favorites — from the baroque depths of Bach to the dark Romanticism of Saint-Saëns and Grieg, to the whimsy of "Ghostbusters" (Ray Parker Jr.), "This Is Halloween" (Danny Elfman) and selections from "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" (Vince Guaraldi).   [Buy Tickets (https://z.umn.edu/haunted-harmonies)]   The pairing of trumpet and pipe organ will bewitch you and the whole family!
Why is the pipe organ commonly associated with mischief or fear? How can two seemingly disparate instruments such as the trumpet and organ work together? What is the foot's equivalent of fingertips? These are just a few of the questions discussed in the on-demand Haunted Harmonies Performance Preview With Caleb Hudson and Greg Zelek.Watch On Demand (https://mediaspace.umn.edu/media/t/1_ej74frxk)
"Thin Veils and Fluid Borders" invites us to look past the geography of the land and instead feel its pulse. Together, these works create a collective meditation on how the environment shapes our internal mood, presenting the landscape as a living, breathing entity that shifts with the light and the mind's eye. As you move through the space, you'll see a striking conversation unfold between three distinct media: the fluid, weightless transparency of Nanci Yermakoff's watercolors; the thick, deeply layered textures of Jamie Lauler's oil paintings; and the spectral light of Brian Billadeau's…
Capoeira Angola is a traditional Afro-Brazilian martial art integrating dance, defense, and music. Created as a form of cultural resistance, it enhances strength, stamina, and flexibility through beginner accessible movements derived from nature. Classes are 40 minutes of movement and 20 minutes of percussion music. Activity Secondary Category Adult Location PRC 05 Dance/Fitness Studio at Phillips Recreation Center Schedule From: Oct 28 2026 to Dec 10 2026 Every Thursday: 7:00pm to 8:15pm From: Oct 28 2026 to Dec 10 2026 Every Friday: 12:30pm to 1:45pm
Capoeira Angola is a traditional Afro-Brazilian martial art integrating dance, defense, and music. Created as a form of cultural resistance, it enhances strength, stamina, and flexibility through beginner accessible movements derived from nature. Classes are 40 minutes of movement and 20 minutes of percussion music. Activity Secondary Category Adult Location PRC 05 Dance/Fitness Studio at Phillips Recreation Center Schedule From: Oct 28 2026 to Dec 9 2026 Every Thursday: 7:00pm to 8:15pm
On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress voted to declare independence from Great Britain. Two days later, delegates in Philadelphia finalized a document designed to announce and explain that act to readers in America and Europe. The Declaration of Independence asserted the revolutionary right of a people to alter or abolish a government, grounding that principle in the "self-evident" claims that "all Men are created Equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights" and "that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." Over time, many reader…
Seven years ago, Hartapu was little more than a name. Then, in 2019, an inscribed stone pulled from an irrigation canal in central Türkiye introduced the world to a king who claimed to have conquered Phrygia—one of the most powerful kingdoms of the ancient world. Suddenly, a ruler and a kingdom largely unknown to history demanded a place on the map of Iron Age Anatolia. The stone was found at Türkmen-Karahöyük, a massive tell rising 35 meters above the Konya Plain, that must have been Hartapu's capital. Though the site had gone largely unnoticed by archaeologists, it is one of the largest I…
Time, Fragmented asks what it means for a place to be shaped by complex social and environmental histories, and how distinct but interrelated histories coalesce to create a collective narrative. Along these lines, the exhibition considers contemporary practices of unearthing, both literally and figuratively, and investigates remnants of times past, piecing together the story that unfolds thereafter. In the context of shifting regional powers and migrating stories, Time, Fragmented illuminates the (hi)stories foundational to modern-day Turkey, tracing diasporas of culture, thought, and pract…
Our entirely new and expanded Autumn Weekends programming on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays adds live music, seasonal food and beverage offerings, and daytime activities thatencourage guests to gather, explore, and make memories together. Celebrate the richness of the harvest season at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, where autumn weekends are filled with hands-on discovery, seasonal flavors, and opportunities to gather. Inspired by the traditions of the fall harvest, this series invites guests of all ages to explore, play and connect across the campus. You’ll find a variety o…
In Beethoven’s first piano concerto, we begin to hear the composer step away from imitation and into his own true voice; Orli Shaham performs this daring concerto. Schumann’s “Rhenish” symphony was inspired by a happy vacation along Germany’s Rhine river, and its music glitters with sunlight. Guest conductor Kristiina Poska — “an iron baton in a velvet hand” (Diapason) — opens this program with music from fellow Estonian Ülo Krigul, who notes that his Proteus Pulse “derives its flows and pulsations from an old Greek God of Waters."
The Student Alumni Association is excited to have you join us for Homecoming 2026! This is where you will sign up for the Homecoming Parade and a variety of other student activities. Not a student? No worries, you will also sign up for the parade here. The 2026 Homecoming Parade will be Friday, October 30th, at 5:30 p.m. The parade theme this year is Halloween, plan accordingly. Sign up to enter a float, vehicle, or a walking group. Be sure to answer each question thoroughly. Student groups will have the Homecoming Parade and many other options of activities during the week, be sure to re…
WELCOME BACK! We are excited to welcome all former members of the Indiana University Marching Hundred, Drum Majors, RedSteppers, Drumline, Twirlers, and Color Guard back to Bloomington for this year's Homecoming game against the University of Minnesota. Registration is $50.00 per person and includes coffee, bagels, and muffins Saturday morning and a box lunch at Cramer Hall prior to the Homecoming football game. Our caterer this year is the Bloomington Bagel Company. Guests are welcome to join the pre-game meal! Due to limited seating and a sold-out game, guests are responsible for purcha…
Things to Do is the public events board that comes with Waoo Road Trip: concerts, markets, festivals, workshops, theatre and community events, collected automatically from public venue and organiser calendars so you do not have to check twenty of them yourself. Reading the board needs no account. Anyone with a free Waoo account can submit an event for review, and signed-in visitors can star anything here to keep it, or drop it onto a trip.