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Evening Adventures
Owl ProwlGet up close and personal with those mysterious creatures of the night, presented by Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center. Discover what fascinating …
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1/6/10
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Latinas!An exhibit of Latin American Art created by women and depicting images of women. Artists represented include Fernando Botero (Colombia), Ana Maria Martinez (El …
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1/6/10
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Gordon Cheung & Jonathan SeligerAn exhibition of two important contemporary artists. Gordon Cheung uses Financial Times stock listings in his multimedia paintings. His …
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12/23/09
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Gordon Cheung & Jonathan SeligerAn exhibition of two important contemporary artists. Gordon Cheung uses Financial Times stock listings in his multimedia paintings. His …
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12/16/09
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Exhibits and more...Gordon Cheung & Jonathan Seliger An exhibition of two important contemporary artists. Gordon Cheung uses Financial Times stock listings in his multimedia paintings. His …
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12/9/09
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America’s Irreplaceable Dance Treasures: The First 100 The exhibit showcases influential dance movements, institutions and individual artists who have shaped American …
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11/25/09
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Weekend
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On Stage
Celebrating DanceHofstra’s Dance Program celebrates its silver anniversary with a fall dance concert reuniting some of its most successful alumni – now professional dancers. …
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11/18/09
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On Stage
Yellow Labyrinths: The Many Worlds of BorgesExperience the works of acclaimed writer Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986), in an original show, conceived and performed by Bob Spiotto. Get ready …
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11/11/09
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Exhibits and more...America’s Irreplaceable Dance Treasures: The First 100 The exhibit showcases influential dance movements, institutions and individual artists who have shaped American dance. …
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11/11/09
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The legacy of pop superstar George Harrison is explored at a concert at Hofstra University on Friday, which delves into the former Beatle’s spiritualism and humanitarian interests. Hofstra’s Hinduism instructor, Joshua M. Greene, author of the bestselling biography “Here Comes the Sun,” leads the program. More than merely a tribute concert, (although there is plenty of music from The Beatles era to enjoy), the production features Indian music and meditative chanting by As Kindred Spirits, in a look into the life and times of the pop idol turned mystic.
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11/4/09
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