Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Raga: Indian and Japanese style by Tim Hoffman Wednesday, October 22 Amherst College   10:00 am Free and open to the public Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

The Kite Runner produced by The American Place Theater Tuesday, October 21 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $10 A Special Theatrical adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel. This is an Angel Ticket event Raga: Indian and Japanese style by Tim Hoffman Wednesday, October 22 Amherst College   10:00 am Free and open to the public Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: Caramel New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 15 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nadine Labaki's acclaimed directorial debut offers an enticingly comic yet dramatic depiction of the everyday lives and desires of women living in Beirut today. The Kite Runner produced by The American Place Theater Tuesday, October 21 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $10 A Special Theatrical adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel. This is an Angel Ticket event Raga: Indian and Japanese style by Tim Hoffman Wednesday, October 22 Amherst College   10:00 am Free and open to the public Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: Days and Nights New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 8 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This classic musical romance, directed by Henri Barakat, stars the legendary Adel Halim Hafez, one of Egypt and the Arab world’s most enduringly popular singers who also appeared in sixteen feature films. Film: Caramel New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 15 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nadine Labaki's acclaimed directorial debut offers an enticingly comic yet dramatic depiction of the everyday lives and desires of women living in Beirut today. The Kite Runner produced by The American Place Theater Tuesday, October 21 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $10 A Special Theatrical adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel. This is an Angel Ticket event Raga: Indian and Japanese style by Tim Hoffman Wednesday, October 22 Amherst College   10:00 am Free and open to the public Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Presentation Wednesday, October 1 School of Managament Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Focusing on the lives of three young Iraqis struggling to survive during wartime, Hometown Baghdad is part of an Iraqi online web series about the lives of young people in Baghdad. Their lives are shown through videos, news, blogs, and various informational forums with the goal of promoting a global youth dialogue. Film: Days and Nights New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 8 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This classic musical romance, directed by Henri Barakat, stars the legendary Adel Halim Hafez, one of Egypt and the Arab world’s most enduringly popular singers who also appeared in sixteen feature films. Film: Caramel New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 15 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nadine Labaki's acclaimed directorial debut offers an enticingly comic yet dramatic depiction of the everyday lives and desires of women living in Beirut today. The Kite Runner produced by The American Place Theater Tuesday, October 21 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $10 A Special Theatrical adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel. This is an Angel Ticket event Raga: Indian and Japanese style by Tim Hoffman Wednesday, October 22 Amherst College   10:00 am Free and open to the public Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.

Film: Young Arab Filmmakers Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, September 24 School of Managament Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public A special program of films by young Arab filmmakers including the award-winning short Under the Sun by Ali Mostafa. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Presentation Wednesday, October 1 School of Managament Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Focusing on the lives of three young Iraqis struggling to survive during wartime, Hometown Baghdad is part of an Iraqi online web series about the lives of young people in Baghdad. Their lives are shown through videos, news, blogs, and various informational forums with the goal of promoting a global youth dialogue. Film: Days and Nights New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 8 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This classic musical romance, directed by Henri Barakat, stars the legendary Adel Halim Hafez, one of Egypt and the Arab world’s most enduringly popular singers who also appeared in sixteen feature films. Film: Caramel New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 15 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nadine Labaki's acclaimed directorial debut offers an enticingly comic yet dramatic depiction of the everyday lives and desires of women living in Beirut today. The Kite Runner produced by The American Place Theater Tuesday, October 21 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $10 A Special Theatrical adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel. This is an Angel Ticket event Raga: Indian and Japanese style by Tim Hoffman Wednesday, October 22 Amherst College   10:00 am Free and open to the public Special Presentation: New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 22 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public New Films from the Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad which provides courses, facilities, and support for Iraqi filmmakers. Healing in Tibetan Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche Friday, October 24 - Sunday, October 26 The Yoga Sanctuary, 190 Main Street,. Northampton   6:30 pm Advance: $20 per session: Five College/GCC students/Seniors/$10 per session. Day of the event: $25 & $12 Four different sessions of Healing in Tibetam Buddhism with Khen Rinpoche and Professor David Gardiner. Healing in Buddhism: an Overview Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Friday, October 24 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 A ceremonial offering to Green Tara: Buddha of Enlightened Activity, will be followed by.Khen Rinpoche speaking on the central role of compassion in Buddhist practice, with an overview on healing in Buddhist philosophy and practice by Professor Gardiner. Two Buddhist Healing Practices Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 Two Buddhist Healing Practices: Exchange of Self and Others & Offerings in Deity Yoga Practice. Khen Ripoche will introduce the two powerful systematic healing methods. White Tara Long Life Blessing and Practice Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Saturday, October 25 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, Advance $10, at the door $12 An overview of meditative practices and the method of deity yoga followed by a White Tara blessing and guided meditation. The Healing Master of Lapis Lazuli Radiance Healing in Tibetan Buddhism Sunday, October 26 Yoga Sanctuary, Northampton, MA   from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Advance $20, at the door $25, Five College Students and Seniors, $10 An exploration of meditative practices in Medicine Buddha traditions and a guided meditation in Medicine Buddha practice. Film: The Extras New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, October 29 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Nabil Maleh's touching and humorous contemporary classic focuses on the travails and fantasies of a Damascus couple, a gas station worker/theater extra and a widow/ seamstress, who try to meet in private. Enchanting the Eye: Arabic Calligraphy & Art by M J Alhabeeb Festival of Arts From the Middle East Monday, November 3 - Friday, November 14 Student Union Gallery    Special Presentation: New Film from Jordan New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Jordan is experiencing a digital filmmaking revolution; this program offers a unique glimpse with a sampling of some recent highlights. Film: Hometown Baghdad Presentation Wednesday, November 5 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public Special Program: My Simple Story & Keif al Hal New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 12 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public An evening with grammy nominated musician Simon Shaheen and filmmaker Izidore Musallam including a screening of their new short film collaboration, My Simple Story. The Myth of Gilgamesh and Middle Eastern Music with Simon Shaheen & Qantara Friday, November 14 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 A classical myth from the Middle East presented with music by Simon Shaheen & Qantara Ensemble and storytellar Margaret Olivia Wolfson. Youth Film Showcase: Cultures of Peace New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Saturday, November 15 Amherst Cinema Arts Center   from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm $1.00 at the door This second annual showcase will feature the creative work of local middle school and high school students on the theme of celebrating peace, social justice, environmental awareness and cultural diversity. Film: Bled Number One New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, November 19 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open for the public In this docu-poetic drama, Kamel, played by writer/director Ameur-Zaimeche returns to Algeria, his country of origin, after being deported from France; the perpetual outsider finds a soul-mate in an aspiring jazz singer Louisa. From the touring "Beur is Beautiful" program, distributed by ArteEast and curated by Carrie Tarr. Film: VHS Kahloucha New Asia Cinema: Arab Cinema Panorama Wednesday, December 3 School of Management Room 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public This hilarious, joyful, and inspiring documentary affectionately follows a heroic Tunisian housepainter who makes no-budget adventure films (including Tarzan of the Arabs) in his spare time. Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in Concert The Way of Five Thursday, December 11 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $25, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 The Way of Five is Nai-Ni Chen's newest work and premiered in New York City, April 2008. Awaji Puppet Theater A Traditional Japanese Puppetry Form Saturday, February 28 Bowker Auditorium   8:00 pm $20, $15; Five College students & Youth under age 17: $15 The five hundred year old cradle of all other Japanese puppet theater forms... This is an Angel Ticket event National Acrobats of China Martial Arts, Music, Acrobatics and Illusion! Monday, March 9 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   7:30 pm $35, $20, $15; Five College students & Youth 17 and under, $15 These astounding athletes undertake feats ranging from gravity-defying balancing acts and spine-bending contortions to stunts such as foot juggling, chair stacking and plate spinning. Join us to be thrilled by the best acrobatic troupes in the world!. Salute to Baseball: Japan Style Special Matinee Event Wednesday, April 15 Fine Arts Center Concert Hall   from 10:00 am to 11:00 am $8 Adults; $6 Youth 17 & under The general public is invited to join our school audience for an exciting concert featuring jazz trumpeter, Tiger Okoshi with special guests Odaiko New England Taiko drumming troupe. Film: Munyurangabo/Liberation Day New Asia Cinema Wednesday, November 18 School of Management Rm. 137   7:00 pm Free and open to the public. A postgenocidal story of friendship of two Rwandan young men from different tribal backgrounds by Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung.