BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Carleton College//Calendar Events//EN NAME:Carleton College: Arts at Carleton Events X-WR-CALNAME:Carleton College: Arts at Carleton Events TIMEZONE-ID:America/Chicago X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Chicago REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT6H X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT6H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:nudls9drmnfkte3v6vcl9gq51o SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260908 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261124 X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE X-MICROSOFT-MSNCALENDAR-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:Gould Library Exhibitions TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Gould Library DESCRIPTION:Gould Library hosts a variety of exhibitions that rotate throughout the academic year. This year's programming focuses on celebrating the 100t h year of Cowling Arboretum< /a>.\n\nVisit during fall term to see:\n\n100 Years of the Arb\n\ nCarleton’s Herbarium\n\nLost and Found: Treasures from the Arb\n\nTim Lloyd: Prairie Vessels\n\nCowling Arboretum Contemplative Transit System (C.A.C.T.S) Map\n\nMonuments: Prints by John-Mark Schlink\n\nEvent Details:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/lib rary/exhibitions/current/\n\nView this event on the Carleton College websi te:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uucj ORGANIZER;CN="Carleton Arts Calendar":mailto:m3mgdme4j7u3ame5pt83faap1g@gr oup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260910T161948 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:urfpfqk29i4nulcq5u8491uquo SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260908 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261119 X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE X-MICROSOFT-MSNCALENDAR-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:Quand la terre respire: A multimedia installation by Sarah Abdel-J elil '16 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Hamlin Creative Space\;\n(one floor directly below Kracum Perform ance Hall)\;\nWeitz Center for Creativity\;\n320 3rd Street East\, Northfi eld\, MN 55057 DESCRIPTION:Quand la terre respire ("when the earth breathes") is a multim edia installation drawing from the artist's nomadic upbringing\, fractal g eometry\, Islamic art and design\, pattern\, dance\, repetition\, and the oscillation between personal and geological time. Artist\, Sarah Abdel-Jel il\, graduated from Carleton in 2016 with a degree in Cinema and Media Stu dies.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.car leton.edu/_c/ut7X ORGANIZER;CN="Carleton Arts Calendar":mailto:m3mgdme4j7u3ame5pt83faap1g@gr oup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260825T192903 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:la0q9a2ht1hjg7jbi7esrgam8c SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261119 X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE X-MICROSOFT-MSNCALENDAR-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:Field Notes: Studio Art Faculty Respond to the Arboretum’s Cente nnial Year TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Perlman Teaching Museum DESCRIPTION:
This exhibition presents new work by Carleton stud io art faculty in response to the Carleton College Cowling Arboretum’s l andscapes\, histories\, and ecological significance. It marks the 100th an niversary of the Arboretum\, an 800-acre living laboratory of prairie\, fo rest\, and river habitats that has shaped teaching\, research\, and life o n campus since the 1920s.\n\nThe accompanying events program will include talks by participating studio art faculty\, offering insight into their creative pr ocesses.
\n\nView this event on the Carleton College we bsite:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/utaX ORGANIZER;CN="Perlman Teaching Museum":mailto:7l4kbotpo5o218cf1dd40m7e8g@g roup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260121T160129 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bb1hindvklaptpagjaftgc7q5k SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261004T190000 DTEND:20261004T210000 SUMMARY:BALA-BILA feat. Balla Kouyate and Matchume Zango TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall\, Weitz Center for Creativity DESCRIPTION:BALA-BILA brings together two African master musicians – Balla Kouyate on balafon\, calabash\, bass guitar and voice\ , and Matchume Zango on timbila\, mbira\, percussion and voice – through a live concert framed as an intercultural musical conver sation between the two artists. Kouyate\, from the West African country of Mali\, and Zango\, from the East African country of Mozambique\, are lead ing exponents of their respective principal instruments\, BALAfon and timB ILA\, two world heritage instruments that are played together for the firs t time.\n\nThis living-room-style concert features Kouyate and Zango as co mposers and multi-instrumentalists sharing the joy\, beauty and complexity of their music but also provides a unique opportunity for the audience to get to know Kouyate and Zango as human beings\, artists\, ambassadors\, a nd global citizens as they explore their connection to each other\, their art\, and their cultural patrimony.\n\nView this event on the Carleton Col lege website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/ut9U ORGANIZER;CN="Carleton Arts Calendar":mailto:m3mgdme4j7u3ame5pt83faap1g@gr oup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260902T154702 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f153r0le1h03feeenfqm4t2p0c SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261005T190000 DTEND:20261005T210000 SUMMARY:International Film Forum: Toni Erdmann TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Cinema DESCRIPTION:Toni Erdmann (Maren Ade\, 2014\, Germany/Austri a/Monaco/Romania/\nFrance/Switzerland/Belgium\, 162 min.)\n
“The world’s first\, genuinely funny\, 162-minute German comedy of emb arrassment. A slow-burning thing of beauty\, ultimately as moving as it is implausibly funny. (Director Maren Ade’s) blend of subtle social observ ation\, bawdiness and absurdity evokes an unfeasible cross between the com ic sensibilities of novelist Jennifer Egan\, Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Sei dl and actor-showrunner Lena Dunham.” (Leslie Felperin\, The Hollywood Reporter)
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\n \;\n\n event poster\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttp s://www.carleton.edu/_c/uulX ORGANIZER;CN="International Film Forum":mailto:gigvdjcjr68q015j6eh9foivd8@ group.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260916T195923 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:cndgm4nqpu45lo0c101aa5hhr4 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261007T170000 DTEND:20261007T183000 SUMMARY:Reading By: Olufunke Grace Bankole TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Gould Library - Athenaeum DESCRIPTION:Olufunke Grace Bankole is a Nigerian America n writer. Her debut novel\,  The Edge of Water (Tin House Books\, 2025)\, is the Winner o f the VCU Cabell First Novelist Award\, the Westport Prize for Literature\ , the Ploughshares John C. Zacharis First Book Award\, and was named a Bes t Book of the Year by TIME Magazine\, Apple Books\, Debutiful\, Electric Literature\, Chicago Review of Books\, Well-Read Black Girl\, and other outlets. The Edge of Water was also Longlisted for the Carol Shi elds Prize for Fiction and named Finalist for the New American Voices Awa rd\, the CLMP Firecracker Awards\, the Pacific Northwest Book Awards\, and the Oregon Book Awards. It has been widely praised\, including by Oprah Daily\, Goodreads\, Ms. Magazine\, Book Riot\, Brittle Paper\, The Root\, and The Lagos Review. A graduate of Harvard Law School\, Bankole's work has appeared in various publications\, including Ploughshares\,  Glimmer Train Stories\, AGNI\, Michigan Quarterl y Review\, New Letters\, The Antioch Review\, Poets &\; Writers\, and elsewhere. She won the first-place prize in the Glimmer Train Short-Story Award for New Writers\, and was the Bread Loaf-Rona Jaffe Scholar in Fiction at the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conferenc e. She has been awarded an Oregon Literary Fellowship-in-Fiction\, a Ludwi g Vogelstein Foundation grant\, a residency-fellowship from the Sitka Cent er for Art and Ecology\, and a Bread Loaf Fellowship-in-Fiction.\n\nView t his event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uu hE ORGANIZER;CN="English":mailto:jtnbuikq8dp1sq4urq15l69pmg@group.calendar.go ogle.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260917T183545 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:kna1e0u2g32ca9qprip7dhj5ro SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261008T160000 DTEND:20261008T173000 SUMMARY:Dream of the Red Chamber and the Female Readers' Responsive Poetry in the Nineteenth Century - Ann Waltner\, Professor of History\, Univers ity of Minnesota TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:LDC 104 DESCRIPTION:The Dr. Walter H. Judd Lectureship in Asian Studies fall talk is presented by Ann Waltner\, Professor of History\, University of Minneso ta\, titled "Dream of the Red Chamber and the Female Readers' Responsi ve Poetry in the Nineteenth Century."\n\nThe Dream of the Red Chamber (or The Story of the Stone) stands as one of China’s Four Great Classic al Novels. Long before its official publication in 1791\, it captured the imagination of readers—and sparked a rich tradition of literary commenta ry. Join us for a talk exploring this monumental work and the vibrant poet ry written by young female readers who engaged with it throughout the 19th century.\n\nThis event is sponsored by The Dr. Walter H. Judd Lectureship in Asian Studies and organized by the Department of Asian Languages &\ ; Literatures.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps: //www.carleton.edu/_c/uuh4 ORGANIZER;CN="Asian Languages & Literatures Events":mailto:skcpmiavor6qol1 6m8vnq9cod0@group.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260907T162519 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fgvch94bm4fqniighsgg1v4nck SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261008T190000 DTEND:20261008T220000 SUMMARY:The Hurt Locker with Sound Designer\, Paul Ottosson TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Cinema DESCRIPTION:Watch The Hurt Locker\, the winner of the 200 9 Academy Award for Best Picture followed by a Q&\;A with Academy Award winning sound designer\, Paul Ottosson.\n

The Hurt L ocker is a 2008 American war film directed by Kathryn Bigelow and written by Mark Boal. It stars Jeremy Renner\, Anthony Mackie\, Brian Ger aghty\, Christian Cmargo\, Ralph Fiennes\, David Morse\, and Guy Pearce. I t follows an Iraq War bomb disposal team who are targeted by insurgents an d shows their psychological reactions to the stress of combat. Boal drew o n his experience during embedded accesss to write the screenplay. it was h ominated for nine Academy Awards and won six\, becoming the first film dir ected by a woman to win Best Picture.

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Paul Ottos son is a Swedish sound designer. He is the recipient of numerous accolades \, including three Academy Awards\, two for his work on The Hurt L ocker.

\n\nView this event on the Carleton College webs ite:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uuiD ORGANIZER;CN="Carleton Arts Calendar":mailto:m3mgdme4j7u3ame5pt83faap1g@gr oup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260917T185416 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:0pvrq5gts7953fs5l80ldoa8b0 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261009T105000 DTEND:20261009T115000 SUMMARY:Convocation with Valeria Luiselli TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Skinner Memorial Chapel DESCRIPTION:Valeria Luiselli was born in Mexico City and grew up in South Korea\, South Africa and India. An acclaimed Mexican writer of both fictio n and nonfiction\, she is the author of the essays Tell Me How It Ends  and Sidewalks\; the sonic essay Echoes From the B orderlands\; and the novels Faces in the Crowd\, T he Story of My Teeth\, Lost Children Archive\, and  Beginning Middle End.\n\nShe is the recipient of a 2019 MacAr thur Fellowship and the winner of Dublin Literary Award\, two Los Angeles Times Book Prizes\, The Carnegie Medal\, an American Book Award\,  and ha s been nominated for the National Book Critics Circle Award\, the Kirkus P rize\, and the Booker Prize. She has been the recipient of a Bearing Witne ss Fellowship from the Art for Justice Fund\, a Guggenheim Fellowship and the Vilcek Prize. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker\, The New York T imes\, Granta\, and McSweeney's\, among other publications\, and has been translated into more than thirty languages. Her ongoing project in sound-s capes and oral histories\, Echoes From the Borderlands\, has been featured at the DIA Chelsea and the Harvard Art Lab\, among other plac es.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.c arleton.edu/_c/uujY ORGANIZER;CN="Convocations":mailto:g8h62604doarbi9ihcipmnhd04@group.calend ar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260806T162200 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:95alo0i2vr027f0pasg01mnth4 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261009T160000 DTEND:20261009T170000 SUMMARY:Field Notes Artist Talk #1 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Perlman Teaching Museum DESCRIPTION:Field Notes presents new work by Carleton studio art faculty in response to the Carleton College Cowling Arboretum’s landscap es\, histories\, and ecological significance. It marks the 100th anniversa ry of the Arboretum\, an 800-acre living laboratory of prairie\, forest\, and river habitats that has shaped teaching\, research\, and life on campu s since the 1920s.\n\nThe accompanying events program will include talks b y participating studio art faculty\, offering insight into their creative processes.\n\nAt the end of each faculty artist talk\, one lucky attendee will be raffled a Field Notes Expedition waterproof notebook\, a perfect accompaniment to your adventures in the Arb and beyond!\n\nToday's featured spe akers: Eleanor Jensen and Stephen Mohring\n\nView this event on t he Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uujm ORGANIZER;CN="Perlman Teaching Museum":mailto:7l4kbotpo5o218cf1dd40m7e8g@g roup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260917T185847 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3j8rf5lqje5kl4qjkbaorddldg SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261009T193000 DTEND:20261009T210000 SUMMARY:Joy Luck Trio TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:
Joy Luck Trio\, the world’s first pipa–erhu–piano c hamber ensemble\, brings together Gao Hong (pipa)\, Karen Han (erhu)\, and Donna Weng Friedman (piano) in a meeting of virtuosity\, heritage\, and s torytelling. This pioneering ensemble bridges the sounds of East and West\ , weaving Chinese folktales into newly composed works and reimagining West ern masterpieces with a fresh\, contemporary voice. Crushing Classical< /i> hails Joy Luck Trio as “A New Supergroup.”
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\n\n\nThis performance will feature a special film screening of the award- winning documentary Never Fade Away directed by Donna Weng Friedma n and accompanied live by the Joy Luck Trio.\n\nGao Hong\, Pipa\nOn e of the world’s foremost pipa virtuosos\, composer and improviser Gao H ong transforms Chinese stories and traditions into music of breathtaking i mmediacy and emotional power.\n\nKaren Han\, Erhu\nLegendary Hollyw ood erhu soloist Karen Han is the unforgettable musical voice behind some of cinema’s most celebrated films\, including The Last Emperor\, The Hurt Locker\, The Passion of the Christ\, Memoirs of a Geisha\, Mul an\, The Joy Luck Club\, Pirates of the Caribbean\, Kung Fu Panda\, an d Star Trek.\n\n\n
Donna Weng Friedman\, Piano\nFr om concert halls around the world to the silver screen\, award-winning pia nist and filmmaker Donna Weng Friedman captivates audiences through virtuo sity\, imagination\, and deeply personal storytelling.Together\, these thr ee acclaimed artists create an experience that is both timeless and vision ary\na celebration of cultural heritage\, artistic freedom\, and the unify ing spirit of music.\n\n
\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uumr ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T171014 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:eji86qhnsd6rs2m6fm6faj9ktk SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261016T193000 DTEND:20261016T203000 SUMMARY:Music Department Showcase TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:Students studying with the Music De partment showcase their talents in a variety of genres and instrumentation !\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www. carleton.edu/_c/uuaX ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T171201 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:7jl1ch9hf89g4mk5i6odnbarrk SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261021T140000 DTEND:20261021T153000 SUMMARY:Medieval Instruments--A Meet and Greet with Kate McWilliams of Unp rofitable Instruments TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Music Resources Center DESCRIPTION:Kate McWilliams\, musicologist and maker of medieval musical i nstruments\, will introduce a range of wind and stringed instruments with opportunities for the audience to try some out.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uul6 ORGANIZER;CN="Medieval And Renaissance Studies":mailto:r746d34l1ahs4bu8kkp nmhoj4c@group.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T213536 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:eopmrag7gng22a8313ingt9eks SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261022T120000 DTEND:20261022T130000 SUMMARY:Scoring a City: Anna Halprin’s Citydance TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Boliou 104 DESCRIPTION:Curious about work our faculty are exploring? Our Work in Prog ress series gives the campus community an insight in the ongoing work of A rt Historians and Studio Artists in the department. In this talk\, Profess or Ross Elfline will be presenting updates on his recent research and upco ming projects.\n\nA limited number of lunches will be available for attend ees.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carl eton.edu/_c/uums ORGANIZER;CN="Art & Art History":mailto:8ckv8vtit6m6sj5p1qnvn5qq14@group.c alendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260928T144431 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:h7r2mj46h78kl82ho2bed5tjlk SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261023T160000 DTEND:20261023T170000 SUMMARY:Field Notes Artist Talk #2 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Perlman Teaching Museum DESCRIPTION:Field Notes presents new work by Carleton studio art faculty in response to the Carleton College Cowling Arboretum’s landscap es\, histories\, and ecological significance. It marks the 100th anniversa ry of the Arboretum\, an 800-acre living laboratory of prairie\, forest\, and river habitats that has shaped teaching\, research\, and life on campu s since the 1920s.\n\nThe accompanying events program will include talks b y participating studio art faculty\, offering insight into their creative processes.\n\nAt the end of each faculty artist talk\, one lucky attendee will be raffled a Field Notes Expedition waterproof notebook\, a perfect accompaniment to your adventures in the Arb and beyond!\n\nToday's featured spe akers: Danny Saathoff and Xavier Tavera\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uujn ORGANIZER;CN="Perlman Teaching Museum":mailto:7l4kbotpo5o218cf1dd40m7e8g@g roup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260917T190104 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:lqmt6bvpuo1rmhusmvo1sc7vek SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261023T190000 DTEND:20261023T220000 SUMMARY:Fall Term Theater Production: Passion Play by Sarah Ruhl TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Center Theater DESCRIPTION:Hailed by The New Yorker’s John Lahr as “extraord inary\,” “bold\,” and “inventive\,” Sarah Ruhl’s Passion P lay takes us behind the scenes of three very different communities at tempting to stage the death and resurrection of Christ.\n\nThis intimate e pic occurs at the timely intersection of politics and religion. Ruhl drama tizes a community of players rehearsing their annual staging of the Easter Passion in three different eras: 1575 Northern England\, just before Quee n Elizabeth outlaws the ritual\; 1934 Oberammergau\, Bavaria\, as Hitler i s rising to power\; and Spearfish\, South Dakota\, from the time of Vietna m through Reagan’s presidency. In each period\, the players grapple with the transformative nature of art\, and politics are never far in the back ground.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.c arleton.edu/_c/ut85 ORGANIZER;CN="Theater & Dance":mailto:91kn70ukmr11dc6mpfv5ddb68c@group.cal endar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260828T194637 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:veulbnlmgl9fbk15a28lu70rus SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261024T190000 DTEND:20261024T220000 SUMMARY:Fall Term Theater Production: Passion Play by Sarah Ruhl TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Center Theater DESCRIPTION:Hailed by The New Yorker’s John Lahr as “extraord inary\,” “bold\,” and “inventive\,” Sarah Ruhl’s Passion P lay takes us behind the scenes of three very different communities at tempting to stage the death and resurrection of Christ.\n\nThis intimate e pic occurs at the timely intersection of politics and religion. Ruhl drama tizes a community of players rehearsing their annual staging of the Easter Passion in three different eras: 1575 Northern England\, just before Quee n Elizabeth outlaws the ritual\; 1934 Oberammergau\, Bavaria\, as Hitler i s rising to power\; and Spearfish\, South Dakota\, from the time of Vietna m through Reagan’s presidency. In each period\, the players grapple with the transformative nature of art\, and politics are never far in the back ground.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.c arleton.edu/_c/ut84 ORGANIZER;CN="Theater & Dance":mailto:91kn70ukmr11dc6mpfv5ddb68c@group.cal endar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260828T194929 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:75pbv0c9rlm99hcrcp1abkdj14 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261025T140000 DTEND:20261025T170000 SUMMARY:Fall Term Theater Production: Passion Play by Sarah Ruhl TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Center Theater DESCRIPTION:Hailed by The New Yorker’s John Lahr as “extraord inary\,” “bold\,” and “inventive\,” Sarah Ruhl’s Passion P lay takes us behind the scenes of three very different communities at tempting to stage the death and resurrection of Christ.\n\nThis intimate e pic occurs at the timely intersection of politics and religion. Ruhl drama tizes a community of players rehearsing their annual staging of the Easter Passion in three different eras: 1575 Northern England\, just before Quee n Elizabeth outlaws the ritual\; 1934 Oberammergau\, Bavaria\, as Hitler i s rising to power\; and Spearfish\, South Dakota\, from the time of Vietna m through Reagan’s presidency. In each period\, the players grapple with the transformative nature of art\, and politics are never far in the back ground.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.c arleton.edu/_c/ut83 ORGANIZER;CN="Theater & Dance":mailto:91kn70ukmr11dc6mpfv5ddb68c@group.cal endar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260828T195031 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ih7tsm7o61o4n6erufk30hsp3g SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261026T190000 DTEND:20261026T210000 SUMMARY:International Film Forum: Petra Kelly - Act Now! TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Cinema DESCRIPTION:Petra Kelly - Act Now! (Doris Metz\, 2024\, Ger many\, 104 min.) \n
"Activist Petra Kelly was convinced that a single person could change the world and\, as co-founder of the German G reen Party\, she did. Director Doris Metz crafts an enlightening portrait of one of the most influential political figures of the 20th century. Weav ing historical archives that showcase her creative tactics to fight for di sarmament\, the environment\, and human rights with intimate and revealing testimonies from her inner circle\, the film demonstrates that Kelly’s spiritual legacy continues to resonate today." (Ruth Somalo\, DocNYC)
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\nevent poster\n\nView thi s event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uuml ORGANIZER;CN="International Film Forum":mailto:gigvdjcjr68q015j6eh9foivd8@ group.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260928T152320 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:a4vjaavvbk00qqj9v78tgjvf1g SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261029T170000 DTEND:20261029T180000 SUMMARY:Paying for the Public Life: Charles W. Moore and the Public Realm TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Boliou 104 DESCRIPTION:This talk is part of the Edwin L. Weisl Jr. Lecture Series sponsored by the Robert Lehman Foundation\n\nArchitectural historian and activist\, Patricia Morton will give a talk that focuses on writings and buildings by Charles W. Moore\, a prominent Postmodern architect\, who asserted that “you have to pay for the public life” in a famous 1965 essay. Looking at several of Moore’s projects from the 1960s and 1970s\, the talk will investigate what Moore meant by “paying” for the public realm\, his advocacy for Disneyland as a public space\, and the ways he u nderstood “the public” in various contexts\, including a public housin g project and student housing at a public university\n\n
\n\nPatricia A. Morton is Associate Professor in the Media and Cultural Studies Depart ment at the University of California\, Riverside.\n\nShe is author of Hybrid Modernities: Architecture and Representation at the 1931 Internati onal Colonial Exposition in Paris (MIT Press). Her current project\,  Paying for the Public Life\, focuses on work by architect Charl es W. Moore and changes to the public realm in the 1960s.\n\nView this eve nt on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uueA ORGANIZER;CN="Art & Art History":mailto:8ckv8vtit6m6sj5p1qnvn5qq14@group.c alendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260824T170146 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:t3ne3os5hr5mojiesh8s6p637k SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261030T193000 DTEND:20261030T210000 SUMMARY:Symphony Band Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:The Carleton Symphony Band presents their fall concert!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College web site:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uuaY ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T171335 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:27b95sdiajb49p7q3fns66vafo SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261102T190000 DTEND:20261102T210000 SUMMARY:International Film Forum: A Poet TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Cinema DESCRIPTION:A Poet [Un poeta] (Simón Mesa Soto\, Co lombia/Germany/Sweden\, 2025\, 123 min.)\n\n"Oscar Restrepo’s o bsession with poetry brought him no glory. Aging and erratic\, he has succ umbed to the cliché of the poet in the shadows. Meeting Yurlady\, a teena ge girl from humble roots\, and helping her cultivate her talent brings so me light to his days\, but dragging her into the world of poets may not be the way.” (Cannes Film Festival)\n\nWatch the Trailer\n\nevent poseter\n \nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.e du/_c/uumk ORGANIZER;CN="International Film Forum":mailto:gigvdjcjr68q015j6eh9foivd8@ group.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260928T152552 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:u38e88i3lb3l5tldgcnvgodjks SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261105T160000 DTEND:20261105T170000 SUMMARY:Reading *Trust* with Hernán Díaz TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:TBD DESCRIPTION:

Hernán Díaz\, one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary American fiction\, will visit Carleton on November 4–5 as the special g uest of the Light Lectureship.

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In anticip ation of his visit\, we invite faculty and staff to join a reading group d evoted to his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Trust\, culminating in a conversation with Diaz himself.

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Díaz’s first novel\, In the Distance\, was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\; his secon d\, Trust\, won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.

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Across these two remarkably different novels\, Díaz returns to some of the foundational myths of American culture — the fro ntier\, the self-made individual\, money\, power\, and the creation of eno rmous wealth — while radically reinventing the literary forms through wh ich those myths have traditionally been told. In the Distance re imagines the western from the perspective of a lost immigrant moving again st the great westward migration\; Trust takes apart the novel o f wealth and finance by telling the same story through four competing narr atives. In both\, Diaz inhabits recognizable American genres only to estra nge them from within\, asking who gets to tell the stories through which A merica imagines itself.

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The reading group will meet once to discuss Trust (date/time TBD). On November 4\ , Díaz will give a talk about his fiction and how he situates his work wi thin American literature. On November 5\, members of the group will have t he opportunity to discuss Trust with Díaz himself — a rare ch ance to continue our reading in conversation with the author.

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The reading group is sponsored by the Department of S panish in collaboration with the Humanities Center. Copies of Trust will be available for all participants interested in joining the group . If you would like to participate and receive a copy of the novel\, pleas e contact Jorge Brioso (jbrioso@carl eton.edu) and Dan Groll (dgroll@c arleton.edu) by September 30.

\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uub8 ORGANIZER;CN="Humanities Center":mailto:k73j67gu67k2rvuvvoi4kh8ctc@group.c alendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260906T154519 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:dq6ubr8n3butv01lfq6hlurjtg SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261105T190000 DTEND:20261105T203000 SUMMARY:Jazz Area Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:The Carleton Jazz Ensemble presents their fall concert!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College web site:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua0 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T171704 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ujefetplmer36en1g0jslkgi6o SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261106T160000 DTEND:20261106T173000 SUMMARY:Field Notes Artist Talk #3 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Perlman Teaching Museum DESCRIPTION:Field Notes presents new work by Carleton studio art faculty in response to the Carleton College Cowling Arboretum’s landscap es\, histories\, and ecological significance. It marks the 100th anniversa ry of the Arboretum\, an 800-acre living laboratory of prairie\, forest\, and river habitats that has shaped teaching\, research\, and life on campu s since the 1920s.\n\nThe accompanying events program will include talks b y participating studio art faculty\, offering insight into their creative processes.\n\nAt the end of each faculty artist talk\, one lucky attendee will be raffled a Field Notes Expedition waterproof notebook\, a perfect accompaniment to your adventures in the Arb and beyond!\n\nToday's featured spe akers: Kelly Connole\, Jade Hoyer and David Lefkowitz\n\nView thi s event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uujo ORGANIZER;CN="Perlman Teaching Museum":mailto:7l4kbotpo5o218cf1dd40m7e8g@g roup.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260917T190322 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:qu3vmp5sksat583u1o0r09m8mo SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261106T190000 DTEND:20261106T203000 SUMMARY:Fall Dance Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Theater DESCRIPTION:The Theater and Dance Department presents the Fall Dance Conce rt featuring works by faculty\, students\, and guest choreographers.\n\nVi ew this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_ c/ut82 ORGANIZER;CN="Theater & Dance":mailto:91kn70ukmr11dc6mpfv5ddb68c@group.cal endar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260828T195329 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:sohu8o9mmlovjr2lek30becjfk SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261106T193000 DTEND:20261106T203000 SUMMARY:Chinese Music Ensemble Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:The Carleton Global Chamber Ensembl e and Chinese Music Ensemble present their fall concert!\n\nView th is event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uuj y ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T171849 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6pb387japnftjid0aienqenn4k SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261107T190000 DTEND:20261107T203000 SUMMARY:Fall Dance Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Theater DESCRIPTION:The Theater and Dance Department presents the Fall Dance Conce rt featuring works by faculty\, students\, and guest choreographers.\n\nVi ew this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_ c/ut8Z ORGANIZER;CN="Theater & Dance":mailto:91kn70ukmr11dc6mpfv5ddb68c@group.cal endar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260828T195429 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:328r62260jq0u5q7rkd8tug2g4 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261108T140000 DTEND:20261108T153000 SUMMARY:Fall Dance Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Weitz Theater DESCRIPTION:The Theater and Dance Department presents the Fall Dance Conce rt featuring works by faculty\, students\, and guest choreographers.\n\nVi ew this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_ c/ut81 ORGANIZER;CN="Theater & Dance":mailto:91kn70ukmr11dc6mpfv5ddb68c@group.cal endar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260828T195506 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ecli5j2l8flqchso9foa4rkj90 SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261108T140000 DTEND:20261108T150000 SUMMARY:Voice Showcase Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Applebaum Recital Hall DESCRIPTION:The Carleton Voice Studies Program presents a fall recital showcasing performances by voice students!\ n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton. edu/_c/uugn ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T171547 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6iffsuugcdvt285l5pjvnb7l18 SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261110T120000 DTEND:20261110T130000 SUMMARY:Chinese Music Studio Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Applebaum Recital Hall DESCRIPTION:Students studying Chinese Music ins truments perform a fall recital!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uujz ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172934 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:60gm55ced0p7j2c6535idd81g8 SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261110T170000 DTEND:20261110T180000 SUMMARY:Organ Studio Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Skinner Chapel DESCRIPTION:Students of Janean Hall perform a f all Organ Recital!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College websi te:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uudz ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172810 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:2ijklh7aue52p6gsefnd9neoqs SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261111T190000 DTEND:20261111T200000 SUMMARY:Piano Studio Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:Students studying piano present a r ecital of solo performances!\n\nView this event on the Carleton Col lege website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua3 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172109 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:0onb04ao230o2qeq01osfrr4b4 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261112T190000 DTEND:20261112T200000 SUMMARY:Jazz Chamber Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Applebaum Recital Hall DESCRIPTION:Students of the Jazz program presen t a recital of Jazz Chamber Goup performances!\n\nView this event o n the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua4 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172230 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:vs0f8aodo9pepnit0kv32uab8c SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261113T193000 DTEND:20261113T210000 SUMMARY:Orchestra Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:The Carleton Orchestra presents the ir fall concert!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website :\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua5 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172334 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:s2vf7motiv3r0ouf01alht4qu8 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261114T190000 DTEND:20261114T203000 SUMMARY:Carleton Choirs Concert TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:The Carleton Choirs present their f all concert!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nh ttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua6 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172437 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fak80g2s31d57dfovm18uo90t8 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261115T140000 DTEND:20261115T160000 SUMMARY:Chamber Music Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:Music students studying group perfo rmance present a recital of chamber pieces!\n\nView this event on t he Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua7 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172554 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:46ph91ufgkvdrhbk1j3d8np6lo SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261116T160000 DTEND:20261116T180000 SUMMARY:Wind\, Brass &\; Percussion Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Applebaum Recital Hall DESCRIPTION:Students studying wind\, brass and percussion instruments perform a spring recital!\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uua8 ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T172711 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:kptiemh1mbkm3295ej6cceat90 SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20261118T190000 DTEND:20261118T203000 SUMMARY:Strings Recital TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:Kracum Performance Hall DESCRIPTION:Students studying string instrument s perform a fall recital!\n\nView this event on the Carleton Colleg e website:\nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uubb ORGANIZER;CN="Music Department":mailto:4hvg0t6h02sui82j4vqmmqbeag@group.ca lendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260908T173054 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8j96cpimv3os7ictkpkibmgvkk SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20261005T122621 DTSTART:20270120T170000 DTEND:20270120T180000 SUMMARY:Book Celebration: Jessica Keating\, Impossible Nature – The Worl ds of Giuseppe Arcimboldo TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LOCATION:TBD DESCRIPTION:A gathering to celebrate the publication of Professor Jessica Keating's new book: Impossible Nature. The World of Giuseppe Arcimbol do (University of Chicago Press\, 2026).\n\nMore information coming s oon.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.carl eton.edu/_c/uubh ORGANIZER;CN="Medieval And Renaissance Studies":mailto:r746d34l1ahs4bu8kkp nmhoj4c@group.calendar.google.com STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20260806T173039 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR