PUPPETS IN SPACE
– · 8:00 PM
Hopper Cabaret, Grace Hopper College
A show of friendship.

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– · 8:00 PM
Hopper Cabaret, Grace Hopper College
A show of friendship.
· 8:30 AM
Luce Hall
A Yale conference focused on Haiti in the age of revolutions, held over two days at Luce Hall. The event brings together scholarship on independence-era portraits and related historical themes.
– · 9:00 AM
New Haven
This Yale conference examines color as a critical field of study across art history, conservation science, and cultural practice. It brings together scholars to discuss pigments, dyes, materials, and the social and religious significance of color.
· 11:00 AM
Sloane Physics Laboratory
A ceremony welcoming junior students into the physics major, followed by an undergraduate research fair. Refreshments will be served.
· 7:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Screening of Patricio Guzmán’s 2019 documentary, which explores Chile’s past and present through its landscapes. The film is free and no registration is required.
Free admission
Shubert Theatre
Sacred Heart Academy presents Grease at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven. The performance runs November 13-14, 2026.
· 12:15 PM
Sloane Physics Laboratory
An undergraduate research fair for physics majors and students interested in physics research to meet faculty with available research positions. Refreshments will be served.
· 1:30 PM
West Campus ABC 373
Microbial Sciences Institute Seminar. Event details are available through Yale Connect.
· 2:00 PM
Tsai CITY (Center for Innovative Thinking at Yale)
Celebrate the progress of ventures from Yale’s fall venture development programs and connect with founders. Guests can mingle, network, and vote for their favorite venture of the night.
· 3:00 PM
Linsly-Chittenden Hall
Join this panel discussion marking the publication of "Early Deane: Essays on Irish Literature, Culture and Politics by Seamus Deane." Confirmed speakers include Bonnie Weir, Ray Ryan, Joe Cleary, Emer Nolan, and John P. Waters.
· 8:00 PM
Space Ballroom
Sophie Hunter presents STEREOSCOPE The Tour at Space Ballroom with Reysha Rami.
· 8:00 PM
Cafe Nine
A night of live music at Cafe Nine featuring Far East, Fuselaje, The Simulators, and Heavy Sound & Vision. Fuselaje is a New Haven-based worldbeat ensemble blending surf rock, ska, cumbia, psychedelic grooves, and punk energy.
– · 4:00 PM
West Campus Conference Center
Join colleagues for pizza and refreshments from 4-5 PM at the West Campus Conference Center. The gathering takes place in the 2nd Floor Lounge.
– · 7:00 PM
Kiphuth Exhibition Pool
Yale Men's Swimming and Diving hosts Blue vs. White at Kiphuth Exhibition Pool. Diving begins at 3:00 PM, followed by swimming at 4:00 PM.
· 5:00 PM
Battell Chapel
The Yale Repertory Chorus Recital features choral conducting performances by first-year ISM student conductors Matthew Brown, Cameron Davies, John Morrow, and Philip Reed. It is free and open to the public.
Free admission
– · 7:30 PM
Center for Collaborative Arts and Media
The CCAM Sound Art Series presents sound-based work that intersects experimental musical performance, installation art, and performance art. This installment welcomes Onyx Ashanti for a live presentation and discussion.
· 7:30 PM
Woolsey Hall
The Yale and Princeton Glee Clubs continue their decades-old tradition of joint annual concerts at Woolsey Hall, featuring classical motets, global folk songs, and spirited college fight song medleys.
· 8:00 PM
Nick Chapel Theater, Trumbull College
Join Marin Clarisse for an intimate evening of music celebrating the release of her second EP. The performance features five songs, piano, and string quartet by candlelight in a small listening room.
Firehouse 12
Wadada Leo Smith (trumpet) and Sylvie Courvoisier (piano) perform at Firehouse 12 in New Haven. This jazz series event brings two acclaimed improvisers together for an intimate set.
– · 8:50 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Yale Film Archive screens the 30th anniversary of Bound, Lana and Lilly Wachowski’s neo-noir debut, on 35mm. The screening is free and open to the public.
Free admission
· 8:30 AM
Sloane Physics Laboratory
This free hands-on science program for middle school students explores why some things sink and others float through experiments and data analysis. Activities include building a device to measure volume, making a boat, and creating non-spherical bubbles.
Free admission
· 9:00 AM
Yale University
A conference organized by Yale University’s Council on East Asian Studies exploring color as a critical field of study across Asia and beyond. The program brings together art historians and conservation scientists to discuss pigments, dyes, symbolism, and the movement of colorful…
· 9:30 AM
Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Join Beinecke librarians for an orientation on how to search for, request, and access Yale special collections. Participants will leave registered as Yale special collections users and ready to request materials.
– · 2:30 PM
Best Video Film & Cultural Center