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Registration is open through October 4th for this year’s plein air event! Follow the link below.
11th ANNUAL ARTS and the PARKS - (ARTIST REGISTRATION)
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To attend this concert, go to www.entradainstitute.org, click on “Attend an Event,” select this event, and “Register.”
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Harold Carr, poet and musician, will be joined by Flavia Cerviño-Wood and Geoffrey Miller, members of the band Te Azul, this Saturday night October 5 at 7:00 p.m. Harold weaves poems into stories and plays the bass. He will be accompanied by Flavia on violin and Geoffrey on guitar. The concert will take place at Robbers Roost, 185 West Main Street in Torrey, and it's one that you won't want to miss.
To attend this concert, go to www.entradainstitute.org, click on “Attend an Event,” select this event, and “Register.” Events are also livestreamed here, and no reservation is needed to attend the event online
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The keynote speaker, professional astronomer Colin Littlefield, has a longstanding research interest in cataclysmic variable stars. His presentation, “T Coronae Borealis–Expectant Star Explosion” will discuss the history and science of this star, including how an impending thermonuclear blast in T Coronae Borealis called a nova will cause the star to temporarily become about 1,000 times brighter than normal. When viewed through the eyepiece of a telescope, the star T Coronae Borealis looks deceptively unassuming. So why is this seemingly obscure star being hyped to the public as a once-in-a-lifetime celestial spectacle? Widely anticipated to occur within the next year, this nova will be visible to the unaided eye, and Littlefield will explain how to observe it and what to expect.
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Distinguished Professor in the Creative Writing Program at the University of Utah. Her topic will be “Save What You Can.” She says, “In a profound sense, scientists and poets pursue a similar goal: to perceive and represent our reality as fully and accurately as possible. The tools we use (lenses, measurement devices, human senses, human languages including mathematics, our imaginations) determine both what we perceive and how we represent it, teaching us both to see and to make human meanings from what we see.” In her presentation, she will talk about her experiences as a poet working alongside scientists and working with science in mind. She will read creative work that has come out of those encounters and discuss strategies for using language to hone and record perceptions.
www.insiderutah.com/articles/heritage-starfest-brings-weeklong-celebration-of-all-things-night/
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David will be reading from his newish book, RUSTY BARBED WIRE: SELECTED POEMS. If anyone has a poem or poems he/she/it/they would like to hear, he love requests.
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