More upcoming events in and around New Haven
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· 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Eastern
Spruce Coffee, 952 State St, New Haven, CT 06511
Meet potential romantic partners through structured one-on-one conversations and thoughtful question prompts, with a facilitator guiding the evening. For monogamous people centered on ages 30–45 who feel connected to the identity of man and date women, or the identity of woman an…
· 1:00 PM
100 College Street
Eric Schreiter presents new approaches for fluorescent biosensor engineering in this Yale seminar. The talk focuses on advanced protein engineering and directed evolution to create new molecular tools.
– · 7:00 PM
Cafe Nine
Join the New Haven Jazz Underground for a night of live jazz and open jamming at Cafe Nine. This community event supports local musicians and celebrates the vibrant jazz scene in New Haven.
· 8:00 PM
Space Ballroom
Jessica Lea Mayfield performs at Space Ballroom with Rachel Bobbitt.
· 3:00 PM
Phillip Marrett Room at Ives
CPR training at the Phillip Marrett Room at Ives, sponsored by Yale New Haven Health-Yale New Haven Hospital.
· 3:30 PM
Wilson Branch
A simple after-school hangout with crafts, STEM activities, and other special events at Wilson Branch. The program is appropriate for school-age children and younger children with an adult.
· 4:00 PM
Loria Center
This lecture, titled “Defining Gold in the Medieval West,” examines the role of gold in medieval Europe through art, philosophy, alchemy, and material culture. It focuses on precious metalwork and the many ways gold was defined and used in the Latin West.
· 4:00 PM
Sloane Physics Laboratory
Avia Raviv Moshe of MIT presents a particle theory seminar on line defects in conformal field theories. The talk covers RG flows, impurities in quantum critical systems, Wilson lines, and non-relativistic conformal systems.
· 5:00 PM
TBA
A Yale lecture featuring Sara Forsdyke of the University of Michigan. The event is part of Yale's academic programming in New Haven.
· 5:00 PM
Branford College
Hosted by the Yale Journalism Initiative, this talk features Vanessa Mobley, Senior Editor of Guest Essays for the Opinion Page of The New York Times. The program focuses on editing authors and opinion journalism.
· 5:30 PM
St. Thomas More Chapel & Golden Center
Join Yale Consort and guest instrumentalists for a service of Choral Evensong with hymns, psalms, canticles, and reflections. The event is free and open to the public in New Haven.
Free admission
· 5:30 PM
Schwarzman Center
Join Yale Hospitality for a guided tasting through more than 100 years of cocktail history. This installment of the Tasting Series explores iconic cocktails, trends, and techniques that shaped cocktail culture.
· 5:30 PM
TBA
A Yale Classics lecture featuring Josiah Ober, Collegiate Professor of Ancient History at the University of Michigan. The talk is presented by Sara Forsdyke.
· 5:30 PM
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Join Yale Consort and guest instrumentalists for a service of Choral Evensong in their first appearance at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in New Haven. The event is free and open to the public.
Free admission
– · 6:00 PM
Ives Main Library
Bring your knitting, sewing, crochet, or other fiber arts project to this casual monthly meetup at Ives Main Library. Beginners are welcome, and a small amount of supplies will be available.
– · 11:00 PM
Wilson Branch
A neighborhood Community Management Team meeting at Wilson Branch where residents can discuss local events, public safety issues, and neighborhood concerns. All are welcome.
– · 6:30 PM
Ives Main Library
This book club at Ives Main Library focuses on reading books about abolition and abolitionist ideas. The group aims to build community, learn, and inspire thoughtful discussion.
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Schwarzman Center
Yale students can showcase their DJ talents for a night at The Well, with light bites and beverages available. Attendance is free for Yale students, faculty, staff, and the public ages 21+ with valid government ID.
Free admission
· 9:00 AM
Phelps Hall & Gate
Sara Forsdyke of the University of Michigan presents the nineteenth annual Michael I. Rostovtzeff Lecture as part of a symposium at Yale. The program is open to the Yale community and takes place in New Haven.
· 9:00 AM
Phelps Hall & Gate
This symposium discusses the Rostovtzeff Lecture with Prof. Forsdyke and a panel of scholars from several universities. It is part of Yale's academic programming in New Haven.
· 9:00 AM
Fair Haven Library
Fair Haven Library will be closed in observance of Veteran's Day.
· 10:00 AM
Sterling Hall of Medicine
This hands-on workshop covers the AI workflow for biomedical imaging using MATLAB, including preprocessing, labeling, machine learning, deep learning, and deployment. Participants will work with imaging datasets and learn practical tools for building AI applications.
· 7:00 PM
College Street Music Hall
Don't miss TRIVIUM with In Flames and others at College Street Music Hall.
· 12:00 PM
Horchow Hall
The Blue Center for Global Strategic Assessment hosts a co-lecture on energetics and the defense industrial base as part of its Statecraft series. The lecture is open to the Yale community in New Haven.
