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Gail Heriot, a recently retired law professor from the University of San Diego, says that the 1991 Civil Rights act made harassment lawsuits more financially lucrative and launched the industry of training employees in "diversity, equity, and inclusion." Its excesses have left us all "walking on eggshells" and triggered a backlash. Heriot is an expert […]
Cornell University Lessons and Carols sung by the Cornell University Chorus and Glee Club, interspersed with traditional readings by members of the Cornell community. Note: doors will open at 6:30pm. There is no indoor waiting area at Sage Chapel. Seating is first-come, first-served. The service will include congregational singing. Please contact lag277@cornell.edu by Dec. 3 […]
Monday, December 8 7PM | Ford Hall Free and open to the public. This program is a joint concert between Campus Orchestra (Sinfonietta) and Campus Band. It will close with the two groups playing a Medley from the Phantom of the Opera.
This program is thematically unified around works inspired by architecture. The composers connect with architecture in different ways- light and space, building materials, dialogue with nature, and interior design. Igor Santos, as light becomes form (2019) James Parker (IC '15), Prairie Archive | world premiere Seare Farhat, Wild eyes that gleam of past existence | […]
Ithaca College Jazz Ensemble Tuesday, December 9 8:15PM | Ford Hall Free and open to the public. Music of Legendary Trombonist/Composer/Arranger Jack Gale With guest artists Catherine Gale, voice Bruce Bonvissuto, trombone Brian Bonvissuto, trombone
This recital will explore the human search for connection, meaning, and divine or emotional reassurance in the midst of loneliness and loss.
The Cornell Gamelan Ensemble is joined by singer and composer Peni Candra Rini for a concert held in memory of the ensemble’s founder, Marty Hatch, who passed away in August. The program features Rini’s compositions along with some of Hatch’s favorites from the standard repertoire.
Elves of all sizes are invited to come create simple, beautiful, natural-material crafts for holiday giving. Our Early Childhood faculty presents three showings of a marionette puppet show appropriate for the very young, and enjoyable for all. Magician Matt Jarman shares his wondrous illusions. Live music presented by alumni and friends of the school wafts […]
December 13th is a Greater Ithaca Art Trail "Second Saturday" event, where a selection of about 12 Art Trail artists open their studios to you. No appointments or fee. Just go! The artists will be THRILLED to see you! BUY HOLIDAY GIFTS! Our CAP-a-Palooza ArtSale will also be open at the CAP Artspace! See all […]
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Enjoy an evening of connection and dancing with the Latino Civic Association of Tompkins County. 🌟 In an effort to direct funds responsibly to those most in need right now, this event will be more casual than in years past. It's an opportunity to connect (and dance!) […]
With great joy last year, the Night Eagle Cafe presented the Jim Murphy Celtic Christmas Coat Drive and Benefit Concert for Loaves and Fishes. Six Mile Craic and members of Traonach, along with other members of the Ithaca Celtic Music Community, came out to support the effort. It was such a success that it’s become […]
On Music Sunday December 14, First Congregational Church's Senior Choir will sing Benjamin Britten’s “Ceremony of Carols” during the 10:00 am worship serrvice. “Ceremony of Carols” is a suite of ten medieval Christmas songs set in a contemporary idiom. Britten composed it in 1942 for choir accompanied by a solo harp. Myra Kovary, Ithaca’s foremost […]
