Saturday
All Day Alumni Art Exhibition—A Backward Glance
Warch Campus Center, Gallery
10:30 a.m., 1:30 & 2:30 p.m. Lawrence Tours
Warch Campus Center, Myers Main Street
An hour long campus tour highlighting the Warch Campus Center, Memorial Hall, Riverwalk, College Avenue median, residence halls, Memorial Chapel and many of the other campus improvements made possible thanks to More Light!.
10:30 a.m.–Noon & 3–6 p.m.
Lawrence Videos
Warch Campus Center, Cinema
Over the past three years interest in video at Lawrence has exploded. From the This is Lawrence videos to campus highlights and student produced Lawrence pieces, Lawrence alumni and friends are hearing (and seeing) from the college on a weekly basis. Stop by the cinema to see some of our favorite Lawrence videos.
Noon–4 p.m.
More Light! Lawrence Collects Exhibition
Wriston Art Center, Galleries
1 p.m.
John Muir in the New World
Warch Campus Center, Cinema
This documentary depicting the life of the revered environmentalist John Muir, who was instrumental in creating the National Park System and founded the Sierra Club, was written, produced and directed by Catherine Tatge ’72 and scored by Emmy Award–winner Garth Neustadter ’10.
1 p.m.
Athletics: Swimming vs. Beloit College
Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center, Boldt Natatorium
1 p.m.
Student recital: Leslie Fox ’11, viola
Music-Drama Center, Harper Hall
3 p.m. Student recital: Stephanie Maletich ’12, guitar, and Berrit Goodman ’13, viola
Music-Drama Center, Harper Hall
3 p.m. & 8 p.m.
Henry IV, by Luigi Pirandello
Music-Drama Center, Stansbury Theatre
Pirandello’s dark comedy explores the relationship between affection and madness as “Henry” pretends to be a medieval emperor to shield himself from the pain of lost love. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased in advance at the Lawrence Box Office.
5 p.m.
Student recital: Josh Younggren ’11, trombone
Music-Drama Center, Harper Hall
8 p.m.
Deep Listening Band
Memorial Chapel
As part of Lawrence’s World Music Series, Deep Listening Band brings its unique and immersive musical experience to campus. Pauline Oliveros, one of the most important composers of the 20th century, formed the concept of “deep listening” to describe the active art of listening. This event is free.
9 p.m.
Company Retreat
Warch Campus Center, Cinema
The mockumentary-style film takes place New York’s Adirondack Mountains where a zany cast of characters compete with colleagues at their company retreat. Company Retreat was written and directed by Campbell Scott ’83. Private screening.
9 p.m.
Class Actress
Warch Campus Center, Café—Ellerman Stage
An up-and-coming electro-pop band from New York. Lead singer Elizabeth Harper has been called “Brooklyn’s very own Madonna.”
