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Upcoming Events
Wednesday, January 23
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7:00pm
Classic anime directed by Hayao Miyazaki, about a girl whose parents are turned into giant pigs, and who must work at a hotel in a fantasy realm to free them. In Japanese with English subtitles.
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7:00pm
Comic 1913 silent film about a famous detective who offers a substantial reward for anyone who can find him in Berlin within 48 hours. Dinner provided.
Thursday, January 24
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5:10pm
Talk by NYC-based artist, filmmaker, and writer Marisa Morán Jahn, whose work is currently on display at the U-M Stamps Gallery.
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5:30pm
Reading by this New Yorker staff writer and author of The Idiot, a 2017 comic novel set in 1995 about a Harvard student whose email relationship with a Hungarian math student leads her on a journey of self-discovery.
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6:40pm
Documentary about Matt Green, who's spent over 6 years walking all of the 8000+ miles of NYC streets.
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7:30pm
Documentary about a late night comedy writer whose record-collecting hobby takes a bizarre turn after he discovers "industrial musicals," musical theater pieces produced by corporations for sales meetings & conventions.
Friday, January 25
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10:00am
Creative freelancers gather for community and co-working.
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4:00pm - 7:00pm
All invited to draw or write. Supplies and writing and drawing prompts provided. Free admission (drinks cost).
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7:30pm
Skyline HS students present an energetic and eclectic evening of entertainment made up of songs and scenes from a variety of different stage shows.
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7:30pm
Local debut of this NYC-based comic who appeared as himself on Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Two opening acts. Also 10 p.m., and 7:30 & 10 p.m. Sat.
Saturday, January 26
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1:00pm
Action film about a police detective who teams up with a gang member to catch a drug lord. More info
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2:00pm - 3:00pm
Usher in the Year of the Pig with crafts, playi a Chinese Yaogu drum, see a Chinese lion dance and a calligraphy demonstration. Traditional treats provided.
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2:30pm
All invited to practice juggling. Beginners welcome. Try it with snowballs! If the weather is bad, call 761–1115 to see if the event is happening.
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6:30pm
Float in Mack Pool for a family-oriented screening of the 2013 Disney film loosely adapted from Hans Christian Andersen's "The Snow Queen."
Sunday, January 27
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2:00pm
This classic musical turns 80 this year. Second show at 5 p.m.
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3:00pm
This film depicts the lives of filmmakers who were totally committed to the Islamic Revolution in its first stages.
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5:00pm
Are you interested in learning more about medical cannabis and how to integrate it into your health care routine? This group meets monthly and covers a new topic each month.
Monday, January 28
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6:30pm
EMU prof Chalice Randazzo explains best practices for resume writing and design. Bring your resume to be reviewed or start from scratch. Free, but please register.
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7:00pm
Subtitled screenings of Naoko Yamada's 2017 anime about a deaf girl bullied by a popular boy, who later tries to make amends. Dubbed version Jan. 31. Tickets and other locations
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7:00pm
Barbra Streisand stars in this adaptation of the Broadway musical.
Tuesday, January 29
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7:00pm
Adaptation of the Roald Dahl book starring Anjelica Huston.
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10:30pm
Tango dancing to recorded music. No partner or experience necessary. Preceded at 9:30 p.m. by a lesson ($10).
Thursday, January 31
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5:10pm
Chicago artists Amanda Williams and Andres Hernandez discuss their work exploring questions of public spaces.
Sunday, February 3
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3:00pm
Film depicting the status of women under Iran's sharia law.
Thursday, February 7
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5:10pm
Artist, writer, performer, and musician explores "the intersections of race, gender, queerness, technology, and identity."
Friday, February 8
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7:30pm
Madeleine Albright is a former U.S. Secretary of State. Tickets
Sunday, February 10
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3:00pm
This film examines the dissolution of the boundary between public and private under religious authority in Iran.
Thursday, February 14
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5:10pm
This renowned African American artist explores "a history of violence."
Sunday, February 17
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3:00pm
An examination of class dynamics in contemporary Iran.
Thursday, February 21
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5:10pm
Seattle-based artist Petersen explores "Alternate Realities, Intentional Histories and Queer Survival: Building Your own World in Dystopic Times."
Sunday, February 24
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3:00pm
This film explores the nature of Islam in Iran as revolutionary fervor has declined.
Thursday, March 14
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5:10pm
Featuring composer Bryce Dessner (The National) and librettist Korde Arrington Tuttle.
Monday, March 18
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6:00pm
Ghanaian-born British architect Adjaye has gained international acclaim for his globally inspired designs.
Thursday, March 21
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5:10pm
Famed theater director (and MacArthur genius grant recipient) Sellars discusses "Art as Moral Action."
Thursday, April 4
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5:10pm
The seven books of writer (and former "This American Life" cast member) Vowell offers personal, often humorous accounts of everything from presidents and their assassins to colonial religious fanatics to pop music.
