Homie House Press will guide participants through the creative process of zine making! A zine is a small, self-published booklet that gives you a chance to express your point of view, your thoughts and your experiences unfiltered to friends or even complete strangers! As active zine publishers, Homie House Press is comprised of photographers, book makers and educators holding space for and with QTPOC artists and other underrepresented communities.
Learn how you can get involved with one of the many performing arts student groups on campus!
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Feed your SEOUL with vibrant comfort food that’s Korean at heart. SEOULSPICE combines traditional Korean flavors with a modern twist! Using ingredients that are raised responsibly and naturally 100% gluten-free, their recipes nourish the body and soul.
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Seoul Train Rice Bowl - $11.98
East meets West
Bulgogi beef, corn, cucumber, kale slaw, kimchi, creamy sriracha, crispy garlic, cilantro, scallions, roasted sesame seeds
The Clarice’s Prop Shop is emptying its storage closets with a doorbuster sale of items ranging from fashionable to wacky and weird. This is your once-a-year chance to own a unique piece of a production presented at The Clarice!
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Love a good sale? This one is jam-packed with books on the arts, scores, CDs and hundreds of LPs ranging from the classic to the elusive!
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The Visual Poetry Synthesizer is a sound-driven visual projections installation that has "hacked" the Google Voice API so that any words spoken into the mic are then interpreted in a visualization. Some visualizations display the words themselves; others interpret the reader's speed or volume. This installation provides an alternative way for audiences to experience poetry and spoken word. Zines/poetry chapbooks will be available for folks to read into the mic, or you can be wowed by a curated reading of undergraduate and graduate Terpoets!
Synthesizer Schedule
Hailing from the DMV, April + VISTA blur musical boundaries by pulling influences from futuristic soundscapes, quirky beats and immersive storytelling. Always making "electronically grounded music that defies genre" (The Fader), April + Vista have appeared with Nightmares on Wax, Mura Masa, Little Dragon and Goldlink, among others.
Black Folks Don't Swim? is a world-based movement of musicians, songwriters, composers and activists generating comfortable spaces for all to come together and feel uplifted through music. The band’s NextNOW Fest appearance features a 60-minute set that incorporates Hip-Hop production with lo-fi, washed-out synth, jazz instrumentation and audio samples from significant moments in history.
Experience a showcase of dance works by undergraduate and graduate students of the School of Dance, Theatre, and Performance Studies! The program includes the premiere of once as well by Candace Scarborough (BA Dance '12), the recipient of this year's Alumni Dance Commission.
Flying V Theatre brings professional wrestling to the stage! Through this, the groundbreaking company portrays the intimate struggles of the human condition through vivid, high concept metaphors and artistic vigor.
