Date,
Time, Location
|
Event
|
October
10-25
Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center $ |
PERFORMANCE:
The Birthday
Feast, an
original new musical for children by Scott Russell Sanders and Alex Crowley
|
Sunday, Oct 19
Fine Arts Auditorium, Room 015 7:00 pm |
FILM & DISCUSSION:
Connected by
Coffee, introduction by Jonathan Rosenthal, executive
director of Co-op Coffees
Part of the Fair Trade Film Series |
Sunday, Oct 19
WTIU 11:30 pm |
TELEVISION: Eating Alabama
|
Monday, Oct 20
IMU Maple Room 4:30 pm |
LECTURE: Feminist Food
Studies: Food Allergies, Exclusion, and Disability, Heather
Hewett (State University of New York at New Paltz)
|
Monday, Oct 20
IU Cinema 7:00 pm |
|
Tuesday, Oct 21
Finch's Brasserie 6:30 pm |
LECTURE: Why don't Americans eat Eels and Carp? A Modern
Mystery, Rick Wilk (IU Anthropology department)
|
Thursday, Oct 23
WTIU 12:00 pm |
TELEVISION: Taste of
History - 500s
|
Thursday, Oct 23
WTIU 10:00 pm |
TELEVISION: Core Sounders:
Living from the Sea
|
Friday, Oct 24
Mathers Museum of World Cultures Noon |
LECTURE: Açaí From Local
to Global, Eduardo Brondizio (Indiana
University)
|
Friday, Oct 24
Tudor Room 1:00 pm |
DISCUSSION: “Dessert and
Discussion” with Professor Rick Wilk (IU Anthropology
department); online registration required, undergraduates only
|
Friday, Oct 24
Collins Living Learning Center 4:00-5:30 pm (reception at 3:30 pm) |
Local-Sustainable
Foods- Moving Beyond the Low-Hanging Fruit, Brent Cunningham (Columbia
Journalism Review)
|
Friday, Oct 24
Asian Culture Center 5:00 pm |
DEMONSTRATION: Street Food
Culture: Philippines, a cooking demonstration and
tasting
|
Check here for announcements, job and internship postings, news, and MORE! Come back often for the most current info!
Friday, October 17, 2014
Themester 2014 - Upcoming events: October 17-24
Labels:
Film,
Lectures,
Performances,
Themester
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment