Veteran's Day 2026
· 2:00 PM
Elm City's Cabaret at the Shubert Theatre
Elm City's Cabaret at the Shubert Theatre. Event starts at 2:00 PM.

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· 2:00 PM
Elm City's Cabaret at the Shubert Theatre
Elm City's Cabaret at the Shubert Theatre. Event starts at 2:00 PM.
· 12:00 PM
Luce Hall
This talk examines the religious lives of Cambodian refugees in Italy and the role of labor, displacement, and Buddhist practice in shaping community. It draws on ethnographic fieldwork and explores how diasporic weaving and ritual create religious worlds.
· 12:30 PM
Yale University Art Gallery
A Gallery Talk led by Elizabeth Mangone explores Rose Salane's research-based practice and the history of deaccessioned objects at the Yale University Art Gallery. The discussion is offered in conjunction with Print Catalyst @ 30 in New Haven.
· 8:00 PM
Space Ballroom
Lee Emi, the project of Emilee Petersmark of The Crane Wives, performs at Space Ballroom with Cal in Red.
· 3:00 PM
305 Crown Street
Arts journalist Mark Peikert joins Mark Blankenship for a Q&A about building a career in arts journalism in 2026. The conversation will cover the changing media landscape and how to report on the arts in new and rewarding ways.
· 8:00 PM
Cafe Nine
A multi-act night at Cafe Nine featuring Pocketboy Solid, New Haven-based folk group Old Milk Mooney, and Pocket Vinyl. Pocket Vinyl’s live show pairs piano-driven rock with live painting on stage.
· 4:00 PM
Luce Hall
Shem Compion, a South African photographer, filmmaker, and naturalist, presents work shaped by expeditions across Africa. The lecture explores the Rift Valley through imagery and essays that highlight its history, present, and future.
· 4:00 PM
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
Yale Chemistry hosts a Silliman Seminar with Prof. Michael Bollong of Scripps Research on chemical approaches to regenerative organ repair. The talk covers small molecules, drug targets, and repurposed drugs aimed at improving mammalian tissue regeneration.
– · 6:30 PM
Center for Collaborative Arts and Media
Yale’s Center for Collaborative Arts and Media is hosting an open house and exhibition opening in New Haven. Guests can tour the studio and lab spaces and see the fall exhibition CCAM Thinking.
· 7:30 PM
Morse Recital Hall
Pianist Minsoo Sohn performs J.S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier as part of the Horowitz Piano Series. The concert highlights his acclaimed poetic interpretation.
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New Haven
MakeHaven hosts a member-only group badging event for 3D printers. Participants will complete the in-person check-out process by creating a small personalized print in a collaborative setting.
· 7:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Yale Student Film Festival, Yale Film Society, and Neon present a free advance screening of Paper Tiger. The film follows two brothers whose scheme pulls them into the dangerous world of the Russian mafia.
Free admission
– · 1:00 PM
Sloane Physics Laboratory
This Yale physics seminar features Nikita Sopenko of Harvard University. Details for the talk were not provided in the listing.
· 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Mitchell Branch
Join the Mitchell Book Club as we discuss The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. Copies of the book are available to borrow at the circulation desk.
· 8:00 PM
Cafe Nine
Cairo Jag, a psych rock trio from Indianapolis, performs at Cafe Nine in New Haven. The band mixes punk, rock, soul, and psychedelic influences into a loud live show.
· 4:30 PM
Luce Hall
Join faculty, staff, and students in South Asian Studies for chai and a look at Spring 2026 course offerings. Faculty will share details about their courses and answer questions; open to Yale affiliates only.
· 5:30 PM
Yale University Art Gallery
The Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale School of Art present a conversation between artist-printmaker Nicole Eisenman and master printer Craig Zammiello. The talk explores their collaboration and the role of printmaking in Eisenman’s practice, followed by a Q&A.
New Haven
Sketchbook Social is a laid-back, welcoming space for anyone who loves to draw. Participants can experiment with new techniques, share ideas with fellow creatives, and enjoy making art in good company.
· 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Ives Main Library
The Yale Astronomical & Space Student Society brings an inflatable planetarium where kids can explore the night sky, constellations, and celestial phenomena. The event is open to children and their caregivers.
· 6:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
A Yale Italian Studies homecoming featuring Sherry Roush, a Yale alumna and scholar of medieval and Renaissance Italian literature and culture. The program highlights her work as a translator, editor, and author.
– · 6:45 PM
Ives Main Library
The Queer Men's Book Club of New Haven offers a welcoming space for gay men and other LGBTQ+ readers to gather for thoughtful literary discussion and community building. This meeting will discuss Another Country by James Baldwin.
· 12:00 AM
Best Video Film & Cultural Center
Join Best Video Film & Cultural Center for a screening of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. The film blends dark comedy with the gore of the Texas Chainsaw series.
– · 7:30 PM
University Theatre
Yale Dramatic Association’s Fall 2026 Mainstage production will be announced later. Check back for updated details.
– · 7:30 PM
University Theatre
This musical is based on the true story of the thousands of airline passengers diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, on September 11, 2001. It follows how a small community welcomed stranded travelers with music, generosity, and resilience.