Shabbat Dinner
Weekly Hillel Shabbat Service and Dinner, in the Jewish center in the FIC.
All welcome.
Jewish Center at the Freeman International Center
Events
Friday, May 3, 2024
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WICS++ End of Year Dinner
Join WiCS++ for our End of the Year Dinner as we celebrate the women and non-binary folk in the computer science department! For a buffet-style meal for the attendees and enjoy the company of the friends we’ve made over the semester!
Adirondack Coltrane Lounge
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REVIVAL Large Group Meeting
Hello all! We hope you’ll come join us in the Crest Room for fun games, snacks, music, and to learn about the incredible person of Jesus! Whether you’re curious about the existence of a spiritual world, searching for meaning in life, or a lifelong follower of Christ, this is the place cultivated for you, and we hope you will come to find a new home within our loving community. We promise you will be welcomed no matter who you are or where you are on your religious/spiritual journey!
McCullough Crest Room
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Spring '24 Jambo
The Dissipated Eight and the Middlebury Mischords will be holding our semesterly Jambo concert! We would love to see you there and we hope you enjoy our wonderful music!
Middlebury Chapel
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Middlebury Discount Comedy Show
Middlebury Discount Comedy Show!! Come to our sketch comedy show!! Look out for our lovely posters around campus!! It will be such a blast and we hope you are there!!
Hepburn Zoo
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Orlando
Play by Sarah Ruhl, adapted from the original by Virginia Woolf. Directed by Claudio Medeiros.
Wright Theatre
$15/10/8/5
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Party like it’s 2010!
Party like it’s 2010! Join us on May 3rd at 8pm in Wilson Hall for On Tap’s spring show! Free admission, so bring your friends!
Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center
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Sisters' Halaqa
Join us to engage in meaningful conversations and build a sense of community with the MSA sisters. All are welcome!
Islamic Center (Forest B9)
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Saturday, May 4, 2024
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Pre-Semester Dance Workshop
Pre-Semester Workshop is a three-day dance intensive open to all students culminating in a performance at Convocation.
September 6th - 8th
12:30 pm 5:30 pm on September 6th and 7th,
12:30 pm on the 8th end Time TBA – we are performing at Convocation for First Years on the evening of the 8th around 5 pm (to be confirmed)
You must attend all 3 days of pre-semester.
MAC Dance Theater (room 110)
Pre-semester will be led by Professor Laurel Jenkins and Guest Artist Arisa
White.
Open to all Middlebury Students. No experience necessary. All bodies are welcome!Mahaney Arts Center
Closed to the Public
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AIKIDO
Classes led by Professor Jonathan Miller-Lane and Middlebury graduate Corey Selover. PE credit available. Aikido is a 20th century Japanese martial art founded by Morihei Ueshiba, O’Sensei, (1883-1969). In these sessions, we will focus on the potential of Aikido techniques and principles to transform conflict from a binary confrontation among individuals to an interaction of powerful and dynamic energy. No prior experience is necessary. Participants should wear comfortable clothing that includes leg coverings (such as sweats) rather than shorts. All bodies are welcome.
115 Franklin Street first floor, Humanities Center
Open to the Public
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PALANA Block Party x DMC
Planning to go to the DMC Block Party? Make sure to keep a look out for the PALANA table—you can find us by looking for the table filled with flowers! Celebrate this Spring by making a beautiful bouquet :)
To Be Announced
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The Mill Tye-Dye
Get groovy and tye-dye some cloth! T-shirts and kitchen towels while supplies lasts <3
The Mill Living Room (98 So. Main, Rm 114)
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Holi Puja & Celebration
Join the Hindu Student Association for a Puja for the festival of Holi - as we celebrate the festival ushering in Spring - light refreshments from Tindia will be provided too. You do not have to be Hindu to attend - open to absolutely everyone!
McCullough Crest Room
Open to the Public
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Korean Culture Show
The Korean American Student Association is planning the annual Korean Culture Show (KCS)! Through KCS, Korean culture, and social issues are highlighted in a variety of ways. The first KCS underscored the Sewol Ferry Tragedy while subsequent years covered mental health and colonial resistance. The show itself had students reading poems by Koreans, playing traditional Korean drums, and singing accompanied by acoustic instruments in the past along with Korean Pop performances. We hope to have a variety of acts this year as well and celebrate Korean Culture.
Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center
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Orlando
Play by Sarah Ruhl, adapted from the original by Virginia Woolf. Directed by Claudio Medeiros.
Wright Theatre
$15/10/8/5
Open to the Public