Event Calendar

9:00 amSt. Petersburg Days at Vassar

28November

Fri

• St. Petersburg Days at Vassar College Center, Palmer Gallery, 9:00 am
• Exhibit CLOSED for Thanksgiving Break. Re-opens Sunday, November 30, at noon: Petropolis! St. Petersburg Days at Vassar: Reflections of Petropolis. A multi-media exhibition that brings together various aspects of the city's image: from book illustration, photography and videos to contemporary works by Petersburg artists. Through December 19th.

29November

Sat

• St. Petersburg Days at Vassar College Center, Palmer Gallery, 9:00 am
• Exhibit CLOSED for Thanksgiving Break. Re-opens Sunday, November 30, at noon: Petropolis! St. Petersburg Days at Vassar: Reflections of Petropolis. A multi-media exhibition that brings together various aspects of the city's image: from book illustration, photography and videos to contemporary works by Petersburg artists. Through December 19th.

30November

Sun

• St. Petersburg Days at Vassar College Center, Palmer Gallery, 12:00 pm
• Petropolis! St. Petersburg Days at Vassar: Reflections of Petropolis. A multi-media exhibition that brings together various aspects of the city's image: from book illustration, photography and videos to contemporary works by Petersburg artists. Through December 19th.
• Catholic Mass Chapel, 5:00 pm
• Ecumenical Protestant Worship Chapel, TOWERRM, 7:00 pm
• For information, contact Rev. Jennifer Barrows, jebarrows@vassar.edu.

1December

Mon

• Potpourri College Center, North Atrium, 8:30 am
• St. Petersburg Days at Vassar College Center, Palmer Gallery, 9:00 am
• Petropolis! St. Petersburg Days at Vassar: Reflections of Petropolis. A multi-media exhibition that brings together various aspects of the city's image: from book illustration, photography and videos to contemporary works by Petersburg artists. Through December 19th.
• World AIDS Day College Center, Villard Room, 3:00 pm
• World AIDS Day, December 1. 3-5pm: AIDS Plaque Reinstallation Ceremony; Stories of Remembrance; AIDS Quilt Project.5-7pm: Conversations about the affects of AIDS on the Vassar Community and the world. Featuring Alumni, faculty, and others.
• Climate Change Lecture Rockefeller Hall, 200, 4:00 pm
• A lecture on how the rehabilitation of China's Loess plateau suggests that it is possible to regain vital lost ecosystem functions, and represents a paradigm shift in our understanding of the Earth and human behavior. John Liu is the director of the Environmental Education Media Project (EEMP), which uses television to deliver ecological, sustainable development and public health messages in China and other countries.