More upcoming events in and around New Haven
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· 7:00 PM
Underground at the Schwarzman Center
The Yale Asian American Cultural Center and the Schwarzman Center invite the community to celebrate the AACC’s 45th anniversary with a student showcase featuring visual and performing artists from the Asian diaspora at Yale. The evening is centered on community, appreciation, and…
· 7:00 PM
Yale Schwarzman Center
The Yale Asian American Cultural Center and Yale Schwarzman Center invite you to celebrate the AACC’s 45th anniversary. The showcase spotlights student visual and performing artists from the Asian diaspora at Yale.
· 5:00 PM
Cafe Nine
Sabor Sundays is a live Latin music and dance party at Cafe Nine featuring Grupo Tormenta. Expect salsa, merengue, bachata, and dancing all night.
· 2:00 PM
New Haven
This monthly maker meetup brings the community together for a fun activity that changes from month to month. Details for this month's activity were not yet available.
· 2:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Yale Film Archive screens Frederick Wiseman’s banned documentary, a stark look at institutional power and the treatment of vulnerable people. The screening is part of the Wisemania Film Series and is free and open to the public.
Free admission
· 3:00 PM
Morse Recital Hall
Faculty colleagues gather to honor Martin Bresnick, celebrating his 60+ year career, more than four decades at YSM, and upcoming retirement. This tribute concert showcases a singular voice described as “tough, thorny, clear, elegant, thoughtful, and difficult to pin down.”
· 9:00 PM
Best Video Film & Cultural Center
· 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Fair Haven Library
A listening session for the State Plan on Aging will be held at Fair Haven Library. Attendees can share input with the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services.
· 11:00 AM
Sloane Physics Laboratory
Quantum optics without photons: this seminar explores waveguide QED with ultracold atoms and related radiative effects. The talk examines fundamental questions in atomic physics and light-matter interactions.
– · 1:00 PM
YCRC Auditorium
This in-person workshop is designed for experienced cluster users who want to learn more advanced high performance computing concepts on Yale’s clusters. It includes a presentation and practical exercises, and registration is required.
– · 2:30 PM
Wilson Branch
Aspiring and experienced writers are welcome to join this supportive group at Wilson Branch. Participants can work on their craft in a safe, encouraging environment.
– · 3:00 PM
Fair Haven Library
Start the week with a LEGO challenge or build your own creation to display at the branch. This hands-on activity is designed for fun and creativity at the Fair Haven Library.
· 8:00 PM
Cafe Nine
Redd & The Paper Flowers bring their Appalachian-rooted sound to Cafe Nine in New Haven. Their set blends folk, americana, bluegrass, and jazz-influenced songwriting.
· 8:00 PM
Space Ballroom
Heal The Hurt brings the No Hope In Hell Tour to Space Ballroom with special guests Magdalene Rose and Unbroken Reign.
· 4:00 PM
Luce Hall
A Yale talk examining how Russian expertise on Ukraine is produced and how it shaped the Kremlin’s assumptions about the war. The discussion looks at the role of experts, propaganda, and foreign policy formation in Russia.
· 4:00 PM
Brady Memorial Lab
Yale Chemistry hosts Andrea Pauli for a seminar on vertebrate fertilization and translational regulation during the egg-to-embryo transition. The talk highlights recent lab findings using genetic, molecular, cellular, biochemical, structural, and genomics approaches.
· 4:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Camille Robcis presents a talk tracing the global origins and circulation of anti-gender ideology. The discussion connects recent attacks on gender, reproductive rights, and trans rights to earlier international and religious networks.
· 4:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
This panel honors Leonard Zeskind’s decades of research on white nationalism and hate groups in America. It also marks the paperback release of his book Blood and Politics and explores how his work helps explain the present moment.
· 4:00 PM
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
Yale Chemistry presents a Silliman Seminar with Prof. Raúl Hernández Sánchez of Rice University. The talk covers macrocyclic arenes, metal-metal interactions, and frameworks for binding anionic species.
– · 4:00 PM
Ives Main Library
Teen Advisory Board members help shape library programs, events, collections, and spaces for teens at the New Haven Free Public Library. Meetings are open only to official TAB members.
· 4:00 PM
Yale Science Building
Yale Society of Physics Students hosts a lecture titled Until the End of Time by Brian Greene of Columbia University. The talk takes place at the Yale Science Building.
· 4:30 PM
Miller Hall
Join us for a lecture in Miller Hall by Gabriel Radle on late antique liturgy and Christian rites surrounding children’s first haircuts. The talk examines how later manuscripts can help reconstruct ritual practices and childhood in late antiquity.
· 6:00 PM
New Haven
This hands-on woodshop class teaches participants how to safely use essential stationary woodworking machines while completing Woodshop badge requirements. Instruction covers the sliding compound miter saw, jointer, planer, and table saw.
· 6:00 PM
Loria Center
This talk introduces Ziad Jamaleddine’s book At the Edge of Where God Built and explores contemporary Islamic architecture through five Arabic spatial concepts. It draws on the architectural practice, research, and pedagogy of L.E.FT Architects.
