Celebrate Indigenous peoples’ heritage this week by indulging in rich discussion and films. Join the Native American Student Center and other organizations to see what is available this week. Remember to wear a mask in public and social distance to keep others’ and yourself healthy.
Indigenous People’s Day: Documentary and Discussion
Time: 7 to 9 p.m.
Date: Oct. 13
Place: Agricultural Science Classroom 106
Price: Free
The Native American Student Center and the Center for Volunteerism and Social Action put together a free screening that is too good to pass up. Stay educated and become well-rounded during this event. Join others to watch a growing movement of Indigenous Americans reclaim spirituality and identities all while battling historic trauma. After the screening, a panel and Q&A with local Indigenous peoples will be held.
Latinx Heritage Month Keynote Address “An Invitation to the Latinx Revolution”
Time: 5 to 6 p.m.
Date: Oct. 15
Place: Online event
Price: Free
Meet the astounding creator, author, poet and entrepreneur Kim Guerra. During the Office of Multicultural Affairs Latinx Heritage Month Keynote Address, Guerra will be presenting her webinar “An Invitation to the Latinx Revolution.”
Behind the Scenes: Production Design Presentations of “The Revolutionists”
Time: 5 to 6 p.m.
Date: Oct. 16
Place: Online event
Price: Free
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes in a production? Join the UI Theatre Arts Department and learn about the making of their latest play, “The Revolutionists.” Get a chance to ask questions and see the works of their dream, designing the show.
Weekend Jams on the Patio
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Date: Oct. 16
Place: Hunga Dunga Brewing Company
Price: Free
Missing live music and overall human reaction? Hunga Dunga Brewing Company has you covered. Fill the night with great music, featuring Eric Jessup. Grab a seat on the patio, hope for great weather and enjoy.
5th Annal Pumpkin Hunt
Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Date: Oct. 17—Oct. 18
Place: Spring Valley Family Tree Farm
Price: Various purchasing
October wouldn’t feel right without annual pumpkin hunting and hayrides. Over at the Spring Valley Family Tree Farm, they have a perfect selection of pumpkins, Christmas trees and treats. Hayrides, face painting, and straw bale mazes are available, but keep an eye out for golden gourds to win prizes.
Moscow Drive-in “The High Note”
Time: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Date: Oct. 17
Place: Kibbie Dome Parking Lot 57
Price: $20
Drive up to the Kibbie dome and score a spot in front of the big screen. This week, the drive-in will be featuring “The High Note,” staring Grace Davis exploring the LA music scene. Space in the parking lot is limited, so make sure to arrive early.
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