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The Albany Consort of San Francisco plays the music of Bach, Rameau, Telemann, Biber, Handel and Matteis. Harpsichord, recorder, gamba and violin are feature in this early music recital. More information

A conversation between Paul Zingg, President, California State University at Chico, and John Aubrey Douglass, Senior Research Fellow, Center for Studies in Higher Education, University of California at Berkeley, concerning higher education's historic role and future in California. Free and open to the public. More information

The North State Symphony kicks off its 2012-2013 season with Gerwin's Rhapsody in Blue, featuring up-and-coming pianist Spencer Myer. Other works on the program include Shostakovich's charming Jazz Suite No. 2 and one of the most-requested compositions of the symphonic repertoire, Dvorak's New World Symphony. More Informaition

In this pseudo-museum experience set in the future (the early 4th millennium), Kathy Aoki presents us with imagery that looks antique, but actually depicts current beauty treatments and pop culture figures. Free and open to the public. More information

Although mainly known as a printmaker, Jane Turner (1914-1988) also produced scratchboards and paintings, which serve as the focus of the exhibition. The Turner Museum is grateful to have these works that  were formerly in the Vernon and Marie Fish private collection. Free and open to the public. More information

For the last two years artists Lynn Criswell and Michael Bishop have divided their studio time and lives between two cities/two continents -- Istanbul, Turkey and Chico, California. The exhibition titled "It is not that different but it really is" is a selection of the work done during this period. Free and open to the public. More information

Author Daniel Alarcón leads a discussion of Lost City Radio, his book which won the 2009 International Literature Prize and which the San Francisco Chronicle named Best Novel of the Year. A Visiting Scholar at the UC Berkeley Center for Latin American Studies, Alarcón has published a graphic novel, story collections, and pieces in McSweeney's
and Harper's, among others. This Humanities Center event is
co-sponsored by the Butte County Library, with support from the Cal Humanities "California Reads" program. Free and open to the public. More information

Dept. of Music: 898.5152 / The Turner: 898.4476

Dept. of Theatre: 898.6161 / University Art Gallery: 898.5864

Dept. of History: 898.5366 / Humanities Center: 898.6341

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