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Hampden Gallery
 Creative Rejuvenation Workshop
Saturdays: September 22, 29 and October 6,13,20,27 and November 3, 10 | University Gallery
 Ex Libris: Matthew Higgs and Peter Wüthrich
Wednesday, September 26 - Sunday, December 9, 2007 | University Gallery
 Carolyn Webb: Dialogue with a Collection
Wednesday, September 26 - Sunday, November 4, 2007 | University Gallery
 Titles
Wednesday, October 24 - Sunday, November 25 | Hampden Gallery
 Inherent
Thursday, October 25 - Tuesday, November 20 | Hampden Gallery
 One Nation Under Surveillance
Thursday, October 25 - Tuesday, November 20 | Central Gallery
 GO! Exchange Exhibition from Berlin
Thursday, October 25 - Tuesday, November 20 | Augusta Savage Gallery
 AmericAura, Part 2
Friday, October 26 - Tuesday, November 20 | Performances Plus!
 Kevin Reese: A Perfect Balance
Friday, October 26 | New World Theater
 Walaalo! Somali Community Festival
Saturday, October 27 | Asian Arts & Culture Program
 Twenty Strings of Music
Saturday, October 27 | Asian Arts & Culture Program
 Film: Turtles Can Fly
Wednesday, October 31 | University Gallery
 Amherst Art Walk/UMass Art Hop
Thursday, November 1 | Center Series
 Tosca
Sunday, November 4 | Asian Arts & Culture Program
 Film: Buffalo Boy
Wednesday, November 7 | Asian Arts & Culture Program
 Mudra
Thursday, November 8 | University Gallery
 Fiction Reading
Thursday, November 8 | Asian Arts & Culture Program
 Film: The Independent Film and Television College, Baghdad
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| October/November Events > Teatro Lirico D’Europa brings Puccini‘s Beloved Opera Tosca to UMass FAC Concert Hall |
Teatro Lirico D’Europa brings Puccini‘s Beloved Opera Tosca to UMass FAC Concert Hall Distinguished singers, choir, and orchestra comes to the UMass Fine Arts Center on Sunday, November 4 at 3pm Tosca is cherished not only for its heart-wrenching melodies, but regarded as an unforgettable dramatic masterpiece. Performed in Italian with English supertitles, it is a powerful and moving production. There will be a free gallery tour at 2:30 of the exhibition currently on view at University Gallery. more… | Much ado about the Center  SAVE THE DATE and get In The Mood
The 19th Friends of the Fine Arts Center Gala – In the Mood - is being held on Saturday, February 2, 2008 at the Hotel Northampton. Guests and others may bid on over 100 auction items online beginning January 2. Stay tuned for details and a preview of the enhanced auction. Interested in donating an auction item or being an event sponsor and reaching our online community? Call the Friends hotline at 414-545-3671.
An Illuminating Experience
University Gallery is replacing its lights after 30 years. To complete this important project, we need to raise $8000. You can support this important effort and “buy” a fixture for a tax deductible gift of $250. Please note “University Gallery lighting project”. Thank you.
Fine Arts Center donors and subscribers are being treated to a handful of after-parties following select performances. Meant to thank supporters and give them a closer connection, these events often are attended by the artists such as last year’s with Niyaz, DBR and the Mission, and the Stephen Petronio dancers who danced into the wee hours. Rosanne Cash fans and PeoplesBank sponsors gathered to compare notes on Saturday night. Watch your email for invitations for a party you may not want to miss!
Have you voted?
Florence Savings Bank is once again inviting its customers to vote for its Customers’ Choice Community Grants. You can help the Fine Arts Center earn a piece of the $50,000 pie by casting your vote today: more… | Noche Flamenca and Soledad Barrio Recieve Great Review Spanish Dance Company Delivers to Standing Ovation Noche Flamenca Dance Company and Soledad Barrio performances demonstrated the vitality and passion that have won accolades and standing ovations around the world. The company perfromed Wednesday, October 3 at the Fine Arts Center and was impressive to viewers and reporters alike. Read the review! more… |
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