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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2019
Page
15
A concise rundown of nearby events this week with highlights on concerts, theater shows, film screenings, and family activities. Includes venue names, dates, and ticket tips to help readers plan outings.
Figurative artists Jessica Calderwood and Julie Liger Belair unveil Absurd Imaginaries at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts with a reception 5 30 to 7 30 p m Friday Jan 11 Calderwood attends the opening while Emilee Petersmark of The Crane Wives performs A cash bar will be available The show runs through March 1 and is free 9 a m to 5 p m weekdays
The Holland Area Arts Council hosts a 6 to 8 p m Friday January 11 reception for Seeing Through Dutch Eyes featuring Dutch American artist Chris Stoffel Overvoorde born in the Netherlands who left at 22 and is now 84. The exhibit includes five sections and runs through February 25 with free public viewing.
Holland Audubon presents Birding Western India by Steve and Angie Hambharag tan Wolly at 7 p.m. at Hope Church. The talk surveys India’s 1300 bird species from Punjab wetlands to Rajasthan and a forested reserve near Mumbai in search of the rare Forest Owlet.
Jonathan Clyde Frey presents Middle Grounds at Hope College De Pree Art Center from January 7 to February 7 with a February 7 artist talk at Cook Auditorium and a 5 to 6 30 p m closing reception. Admission is free.
StrikeTime Dance Theatre presents Dancing Through Pop Art at Knickerbocker Theatre 86 E Eighth St. Friday Jan 11 at 7 pm and Saturday Jan 12 at 2 pm. Hope College dance affiliate joins with Zeeland elementary students and Haiti international collaborators for free live children’s dance events.
Frank Slaughter’s Brotherhood of Iron follows John and Matt Castor, sons of Civil War veteran Will Castor, as they join European conflict. The novel explores internal battles that outlast actual fighting, expanding the Castor saga beyond past wars.
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