FREE. Yale University mascot Handsome Dan XIX is excited to take YOU for a walk on a tour of Yale’s campus...from a bulldog’s point of view.
11:00am
2:00pm
Intro to Stand-Up Paddleboard
with New Haven Department of Youth and Recreation
Awaken your balance and core muscles in this structured class.
2:30pm
The Symphony Goes to the Zoo
Presented in Association with New Haven Symphony Orchestra
FREE. Meet some animals from the Beardsley Zoo and heard songs like "Flight of the Bumblebee" from the NHSO Brass Quintet.
4:30pm
Recipes from the Oldest Cookbooks in the World
In partnership with the Peabody Museum, Sanctuary Kitchen, & RAWA
The Peabody Museum, home of the world-famous Babylonian Collection of over 45,000 artifacts, showcases 3D replicas of 4,000 year old Babylonian recipe tablets while you dine on dishes cooked according to these very same recipes by chefs from Sanctuary Kitchen.
5:30pm
Beyond the Surface: Art & Medical Observation
FREE. How can doctors better serve patients from within challenging systems while our basic understandings of human complexity expands? This interdisciplinary celebrates the true art of medicine — seeing patients — spanning topics of misdiagnosis, LGBTQ+ health, medical teaching, and what the arts and humanities have to do with helping clinicians learn to see beyond the surface.
7:00pm
Pecha Kucha
How much can you share in 20 slides, 20 seconds each?
How much can you share in 20 slides, 20 seconds each? In PechaKucha, performers tell a story on a subject of their choosing in a unique presentational format.
7:30pm
Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower: An Opera by Toshi Reagon and Bernice Johnson Reagon
Co-presented with the Yale Schwarzman Center
This fully staged opera created by Toshi Reagan in collaboration with her mother, Bernice Johnson Reagon, brings together more than 30 original anthems drawn from 200 years of black music to recreate Butler’s sci-fi, Afrofuturist masterpiece.