Performances, exhibitions, recitals, and other cultural activities or those by supporters of the arts
In 1920s Chicago, crime is just a stepping stone to fame. For Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly, their time on Murderer’s Row is filled with song, dance, and the glittering hope of a future center stage. Chicago tells a story of murder, justice, and plenty of sequins.
And all that jazz…
Join us as we welcome Dr. Katrina Burgess, a Professor of Political Economy and Director of the Henry J. Leir Institute of Migration and Human Security at the Fletcher School. This presentation is based on her current research that addresses how U.S.-bound migrants assess risk and process information as they make the perilous journey north to the United States. Sponsored by the Cummings Foundation.
Families are invited to step into a world of pure imagination as local young performers bring Roald Dahl's beloved classic to life in a delightful children's production of Willy Wonka!
Performances are Friday, March 27 at 7:30 PM Saturday, March 28 at 4:00 PM Sunday, March 29 at 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
Peter Baldwin, President of base-e, which focuses on commercialization strategies for emerging Carbon Capture & Sequestration (CCS), Distributed Energy and CleanTech will join us. Pete is a recognized leader in the turbomachinery industry and will speak on the outcomes of the recent international climate meeting, COP28, held each year by the United Nations.
Walter Hubbard, President, PCQuickhelp, will speak at a hybrid meeting at The Jenks Center about the useful application of Artificial Intelligence in the Garden (and other places at home).
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Steve Strassmann of Overjet.ai will meet with us virtually and speak on how Als get cancer in his presentation, Al Pathologies, with a Deep Dive into Commitment Amnesia.
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Hybrid meeting. Register to receive the Zoom link if you cannot attend in person.
Featuring Olivia Lanes of IBM Quantum. Virtual session - register to receive the zoom link.
Come celebrate great art and meet the artists at the reception for a month-long exhibit of artworks by members of the Winchester Artists Network. Artwork on view includes oil paintings, acrylics paintings, watercolors, collage, photography, textile art, ceramics, and mixed media work.
The participating artists include Theodore Cantrell, Ellen Carlisle, Diane Rubino Davies, David Feigenbaum, Trish Gannon, Mary Grassi, Mary Hummon, David Hummon, Kristine Kamikawa, Carol K. Keller, Denise Konicek, Carolyn Latanision, Carolyn Swett Leaf, Ruth Lieberherr, John McConnell, Deb O’Brien, Carolyn Sirois
All are welcome to an opening reception May 3, 3-5pm to meet some of the artists of the Winchester Artists Network as they open the annual member show at Winchester Public Library. Featuring over 20 pieces from 18 artists, the art will be on display throughout the Library May 1-31. This year’s show is especially notable as it includes personal statements from the artists highlighting their connections to the Town of Winchester, in tribute to the Town’s celebration of its 175th anniversary.