Color Me Marigolds invites you to the annual Survivors Art Summit (SAS)! An art exhibition created by survivors and allies to share the narratives of all survivors and inspire community action. Join us for a powerful event that honors the strength and resilience of Survivors impacted by sexual assault, human trafficking, and all forms of gender-based violence. Connect with fellow survivors to hear their inspiring stories and explore the power of healing through the arts. Together, let's raise awareness and build community as we stand in solidarity!
 We will have a bazaar (market) with multiple vendors and community resources! Including art, survivor speakers, performances, poetry, installations, videos, etc.Free and open to the public!Light refreshments and parking is available.   The event is funded by:CT Office of Arts, The Department of Economic and Community Development Stamford First Presbyterian Church. Thank you to CoCreate for their community collaboration as this year's venue host.  Please RSVP by Friday, April 25th at:http://my.allevents.in/survivors-art-summit-2025 (http://my.allevents.in/survivors-art-summit-2025)  This is an Honors Event. See tags below for category information. #UHLevent11111

Get ready Voices of Freedom Spring '25 Concert for the Gospel Artist Jahod Emmanuel and Guest MC Bishop Jason Furlow. Directed by Prof. Rev. Lisa Clayton. Please join us for a celebration of Gospel music and fellowship with this amazing, uplifting choir. 

The City That Slept incorporates fusions of traditional puppetry forms, which Tuke has developed while studying at UConn. These include marionette-shadow puppets, and an original design - floating shadow puppets, which glide through a pool of moving water. The show is brought to life by a team of student puppeteers and lighting designers from UConn. No tickets are required, seats are first come, first served. 

Shakespeare returns to the CRT stage with the sassyrom-comMuch Ado About Nothing.Don Pedro, Claudio, and Benedick have arrived in Messina after a decisive victory on the battlefield. Claudio falls for their host's daughter, Hero, while Benedick falls into a battle of wits with Hero's cousin,Beatrice. Beatrice and Benedick want nothing of love, but their friends have another idea.  Replete with hijinks, intrigue, mistaken identity, and a conniving ne'er-do-well, this delightful comedy is the most fun you can have onstage without swords.

Performance by the UConn Percussion Ensemble, directed by Rob McEwan. Student/ Military/ Children/ Faculty pick up FREE ticket at box office on site.