American Cancer Society A retreat for adults with cancer and their families focusing on the problems and concerns encountered in living with cancer. The retreat promotes family togetherness in a relaxed setting. June 20-22.
Exhibition MHC and the World of Books. On view through June 30 on level four of Williston Library.
Exhibition The Spirit of West African Textiles. The beauty and diversity of West African textiles are displayed in a colorful variety of more than fifty objects including costumes, blankets, fabrics, and textile masks. Organized and circulated by the Council for Creative Projects, the exhibition examines the creation and use of wearable art with emphasis on the design and technique employed by its makers. On view through June 29. Art Museum, Tuesday-Friday, 11 am-5 pm; Saturday-Sunday, 1-5 pm.
Exhibition Alumnae Gifts and Loans. On view through June 29. Art Museum, Tuesday-Friday, 11 am-5 pm; Saturday-Sunday, 1-5 pm.
Variety/Comedy Night Mount Holyoke Summer Theatre's twenty-seventh season begins tonight with a variety/comedy night. Tickets are $20. For more information, call the box office at 538-2406. Theatre tent at the Mandelles. Complimentary champagne: 5:30 pm. Show: 6 pm.
Workshop The National Science Foundation Undergraduate Faculty Enhancement Workshop is a Mount Holyoke laboratory course in mathematical experimentation, serving as a bridge between first-year courses and more sophisticated upper-level mathematics courses. June 23-29.
Row As One: Session I The participants work on technical skills, increase knowledge about training in general, and network with rowers from around the country. Holly Metcalf '81, member of the U.S. Olympic crew team in 1984 and a gold medalist, is among the leaders. June 22-27.
North American Vodder The Dr. Vodder School--the seventh annual North American review for therapists and students. June 23-29.
Summer Theatre Don't Dress for Dinner, a staccato-paced romantic comedy by Marc Camoletti that has kept audiences laughing in Paris and London for the past four years. Continues through June 28. Tickets are between $17 and $19; for more information call the box office at 538-2406. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Meeting Remillard Insurance Agency. Call human resources for an appointment. For more information, contact Remillard at 538-7862; ask for Brett. Bring copies of your current insurance policies. 215 Blanchard Campus Center, 11 am-2 pm.
Summer Theatre Don't Dress for Dinner. See 6/24. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Summer Theatre Don't Dress for Dinner. See 6/24. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Summer Theatre Don't Dress for Dinner. See 6/24. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Reach for the Future A special program for Springfield middle school students and teachers that emphasizes teaching for understanding--a method that encourages students to think critically and creatively about complex ideas. June 28-July 31.
Summer Math for Students A program that lets young women in high school actively explore mathematics, build confidence, discover computers, develop problem-solving strategies, and have a "taste of college." In addition to classes, students have opportunities to participate in sports, creative writing, arts and crafts, and day trips. June 28-August 9.
Summer Theatre Don't Dress for Dinner. See 6/24. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Summer Math for Teachers: Sessions I and II A program for teachers of mathematics, grades K-12, designed to allow them to develop new classroom strategies that promote mathematical understanding, to explore mathematical ideas with the use of computers and calculators, and to consider current research in mathematics education. June 29-July 11.
Summer Theatre My Three Angels, Sam and Bella Spewak's popular romantic comedy set in 1910 in French Guiana, about a family and the three convicts who come to their rescue. Continues through July 5. Tickets are between $17 and $19; for more information call the box office at 538-2406. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Children's Summer Theatre Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? by Tom McCabe. Combine "Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Three Little Pigs" and watch how poor, starving Cornelius B. B. (Big Bad) Wolf ends up stuck in the middle. Continues through July 5. Tickets are $4; for more information call the box office at 538-2406. Gettell Amphitheater, rain or shine, 10 am.
Summer Theatre My Three Angels. See 7/1. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
Values Realization Workshops: Session I Values Realization is a highly sophisticated growth process developed and refined by Dr. Sidney Simon and others. Participants learn skills for identifying important life goals and practical steps for achieving them. July 3-6.
Children's Summer Theatre Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? See 7/2. Gettell Amphitheater, rain or shine, 10 am.
Summer Theatre My Three Angels. See 7/1. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
PLAY, Inc. Planned Learning Achievement for Youth, based in Amherst, is a unique, innovative, nonprofit corporation designed to enhance the minority student-athlete's personal and athletic development. July 4-20.
Children's Summer Theatre Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? See 7/2. Gettell Amphitheater, rain or shine, 10 am.
Musicorda The program's eleventh season celebrates the 200th anniversary of Schubert's birth, with performances of six of his works. The Musicorda Summer String Program is a six-week training program for gifted and advanced string students from around the world. Concerts begin tonight and will be held for six consecutive Fridays. Well-known musicians will present "informances" before each concert. Informances are introductions that are an entertaining blend of information and informal performance describing the evenings' works.
Tonight's concert will feature Telemann's Gulliver Suite, a highly imaginative duet for two violins performed by resident artists Masuko Ushida and Anton Miller, and the lighthearted Poulenc Sonata for Cello and Piano, played by renowned French cellist Phillipe Muller and pianist Michael Adcock. The musical evening will conclude with Schubert's posthumous Quartet in G Major, performed by the St. Petersburg String Quartet. For ticket information, call 538-2590. Informance: New York Room, Mary Woolley Hall, 7:15 pm. Concert: Chapin Auditorium, 8 pm.
Summer Theatre My Three Angels. See 7/1. Theatre tent at the Mandelles, 8 pm.
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