Lighten Theater, Benjamin Franklin and Pauli Murray Colleges
Yale presents Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, a witty enemies-to-lovers comedy full of romance, deception, and sharp banter. The production is scheduled for December 10-12.
The Dan Weiss Quartet features Peter Evans, Patricia Brennan, Miles Okazaki, and Dan Weiss at Firehouse 12 in New Haven. This is a jazz performance with trumpet, vibraphone, guitar, and drums.
Spend an afternoon on a guided culinary walking tour through downtown New Haven with stops at multiple local restaurants and eateries. The tour highlights the city’s food scene and begins at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale.
Discover the joy of crafting your own pens in this engaging woodworking workshop. Participants will make a pen from wood and acrylic and leave with a finished handmade piece.
Learn the basics of stake and strand basketry and build a functional handwoven basket from scratch. This introductory session walks participants through raw materials, structural setup, and core weaving patterns.
Learn to make Napolitaine cookies and a savory pastry with Chef Parvine Toorawa in New Haven. Registration is encouraged for this holiday cooking class.
A production seminar in Yale's Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies Department. The production is touring to schools in New Haven and includes two on-campus performances at The Ballroom at 220 York Street.
Discover the artistry of rug tufting, a creative process where participants will sketch a pattern on a cloth, then use a tufting gun to inject the yarn into the cloth. Participants will delve into the world of textile art.
Explore rotating exhibitions at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, including Keeping Alive the Remembrance: Commemorating America’s Founding, 1776–1876, Print Catalyst @ 30, and W. Eugene Smith and the Art of Witnessing. The gallery offers a free cultural stop in the h…
Discover the artistry of rug tufting in this beginner workshop. Participants will sketch a pattern on cloth and use a tufting gun to create their own rug.
The Yale Glee Club hosts an annual holiday audience sing-along performance of Handel’s Messiah with the Yale Symphony Orchestra and student soloists. A suggested donation is noted, and scores are available for an additional fee.
Yale Film Archive screens Frederick Wiseman’s 1983 documentary The Store as part of the Wisemania Film Series. The screening is free and open to the public.
This Faculty Artist Series performance features piano faculty member Boris Berman and viola faculty member Ettore Causa. Program details were not yet announced.
Trevor Good M.M. ’28 performs on the 1971/1974 Charles Fisk Opus 54 Organ at Center Church on the Green in New Haven. This free recital is open to the public.