Latest Events in Hampton(July Updated)

Shakespeare has always been a reference point for the Slovenian School of Psychoanalysis, which grew out of dissident movements in socialist Yugoslavia. Freud’s and Lacan’s interpretations of Hamlet have been a particular focus, the title of one of Slavoj Žižek’s early books, “Looking Awry,” is taken from Richard II, and other members of the School often use Shakespeare to think through the role of representation in politics and culture. Moreover, the Slovenian School has often been involved in Shakespeare-influenced theatre projects, for instance the projects of the “Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre” (SNST), and the “Macbeth” production by Wilfried Minks and Peter Zadek. As SNST co-founder Eda Čufer writes, “Shakespeare exposed the theatrical aspects of establishing and transgressing the law, and made transparent the structural similarities between the 'deeds' of legal authorities, criminals (terrorists) and artists (activists).” This symposium will explore the complex history of this statement and its relevance for the relation between theatre and philosophy in the present. There are four types of tickets available: - £20 ticket (+Eventbrite fee) includes admission, sandwich lunch at the Bell Inn as well as tea and coffee during breaks. NOTE: due to catering demands the sale of ticket ends a week before the event. - £10 ticket includes admission, tea and coffee during breaks - Online ticket, free, possibility to donate to the Temple - Community ticket: a limited number of tickets available for those unable to pay. Please note this does not include lunch. The event will be partially hybrid (one session) and as a whole will be streamed via Zoom. All proceeds go to the Temple. Preliminary programme: 10-11 (Chair: Björn Quiring) Short intro Gregor Moder: Caesar’s Wounds 11-11:30 Coffe/tea 11:30-13:15 (Chair: Julia Ng) 11:30-12:15 Dominik Finkelde: The Remains of Richard II: Santner and Žižek on Political Flesh 12:15-13:15 Jure Simoniti: What Remains of Hamlet After Death? 13:15-15 Lunch 15-15:45 (Chair: Jennifer Rust) Todd McGowan: Hegel as Philosophy's Shakespeare: Drama and the Unconscious (Zoom) 15:45-16:45 (Chair: John Gillies) Eda Cufer and Miran Mohar: NSK Theater: Play Within a Play (hybrid) 16:45-17:15 Coffee/Tea 17:15-18 (Chair: Stuart Elden) Richard Ashby: Face-Off: Defacement, Ethics and the 'Neighbour' in The Comedy of Errors 18-19 Roundtable (Chair: Björn Quiring) Information Source: Shakespeare in Philosophy | eventbrite

Pole for Gold Come join us at the University Theatre ODU for an electrifying evening of pole dancing performances! Watch as talented dancers showcase their skills on the pole in a dazzling display of strength and artistry. Whether you're a seasoned pole enthusiast or just curious to see what it's all about, this event is sure to entertain and inspire. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to witness the beauty and athleticism of pole dancing up close and personal! Pole for Golds' MISSION is to spread awareness for pediatric cancer and help raise funds to support Warrior Mom Initiative ( a pediatric cancer project under non-profit Our Amazing Fighters) ALL while giving these amazingly talented pole dancers a performance opportunity <3 Do not forget there will be raffles available before entering the show!! (come early so you dont miss any of the show!) 100% of raffle funds will go to Warrior Mom Initiative Information Source: Shaina Cruea | eventbrite

Artist crits are often absent from our professional practices post education, so following the success of our group crits during our open call shows and residencies, we're currently focusing the energies of the studio on artists developing their individual practices. Alongside bespoke practice mentoring, we have found crits to be the most powerful tool to help artists at all stages of their careers. This crit will be held in the intimacy of our back studio space, where Kate and Sally will lead the sharing of work and supportive discussion with other artists. NOTE: Please bring up to 1 piece of work or images of the work and a packed lunch. At RuptureXIBIT, we invite you to join us for a rigorous and supportive investigation into deepening and developing your art practice. Our workshops are appropriate for artists at any stage of their development, (you don’t need to be formally trained), but involve a rigorous, transparent, honest conversation about life in the generative. We are here to help you build (or re-examine and re-build) a supportive framework for your creative practice. Open to artists, musicians, writers, all who have or want to further their relationship to creative and acrobatic thinking. Every session is bespoke to the artists who join us, so if you’ve come to a previous session, keep coming back and the conversation will evolve with you. Bring hard questions and an open mind and let's get to work! TESTIMONIALS: The critique event expanded my perspective on my artistic identity, allowing me the freedom to discuss my art openly. It also sparked a curiosity to explore my work through performance and mixed media. Kate and Sally's dedication to what they do at Rupture is a pure joy and an inspiration. Thank you for creating a space where artists can thrive and be celebrated. This experience has ignited my passion to continue my artistic journey with newfound confidence and creativity.” - Anna I’m especially impressed by the critique session Rupture organized; we got to share insights about our works. It was very supportive and helpful. - Boyuan Information Source: RuptureXIBIT London | eventbrite

Welcome to RuptureXIBIT: Cultural Reforesting Artists Talks! Join us at RuptureXIBIT (+Studio) for an exciting in-person event where artists come together to discuss cultural reforestation through their work. Dive into thought-provoking conversations, gain insights into artistic processes, and connect with fellow art enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired and engage with the vibrant art community. See you there! Information Source: RuptureXIBIT London | eventbrite

Come join for an hour long stand up paddle board yoga class at Fountainhead Regional Park! The class will be beginner friendly for those new to yoga and/or SUP. Bring your own board or rent one from the park for $24. 15+% of proceeds will go directly back to Fountainhead Regional Park. Information Source: Wander Wellness | eventbrite

Granite Lion is proud to present Passafire at Wally's in Hampton. The event will take place on June 27, 2025, at 144 Ashworth Avenue, NH, 03842. Passafire is a renowned band known for their unique blend of reggae, rock, and dub music. Join us for a night of exceptional live music and unforgettable vibes. Don't miss this opportunity to experience Passafire's electrifying performance in the beautiful city of Hampton.

Ella Phair Entertainment presents 🫖 The Texas Par-Tea 🫖 🪶 Ages 21 & Over 🪶 Date: Saturday June 28, 2025 Time: 12:00pm-2:30pm Location: The Rogers Foundation 618 Aberdeen Road Hampton, VA 23661 I've attached a few theme links: 1. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1983czu9mt 2. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTjax8TLf/ 3. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTjax8fgf/ 4. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTjaxf7TH/ 🐎 FYI 🐎 -Dress your handsome & beautiful self up. -Be comfortable and YOURSELF. -For Men and Women. There will be a party favor prizes for (entry optional): Best DressedOldestYoungestWho traveled the farthest?Best Trail Ride DancersJune birthday celebrations🤠 Raffle options will be available. 🤠 I reckon will have a good ole tea time with our boots on the ground! @EllaPhairEntertainment 🕯️ Registration ends June 19, 2025 🕯️ Information Source: Ella Phair | eventbrite

Prospect Hill is a highly anticipated event taking place at Wally's in Hampton. The venue is located at 144 Ashworth Avenue, NH, 03842. Mark your calendars for June 28, 2025, to witness an unforgettable experience at Prospect Hill. This event promises to showcase top talent and provide an evening of entertainment that you won't want to miss. Join fellow music enthusiasts at this exclusive gathering and immerse yourself in a night filled with excitement and energy. Get ready for an extraordinary event at Prospect Hill that will leave you in awe.

Experience the captivating beauty of nature at the "Welcome to the Safari LIVE: The Wild Awakening" event, taking place at the University Theatre ODU in Norfolk. Immerse yourself in the wonders of the wild on June 28, 2025, at 4600 Hampton Boulevard. Witness a thrilling showcase of wildlife and embark on a journey through the untamed landscapes of the natural world. Tickets for this extraordinary event range from $25.50 to $43.11, offering an affordable opportunity to indulge in a memorable exploration of the safari. Don't miss out on this unique chance to connect with the wilderness and embrace the spirit of adventure.

Yeo Yat-Soon - Harpsichord An illustration of the inspirations and connections between music and visual arts over several centuries. All are welcome to enjoy this concert of historical music, providing they are willing and able to listen. Advance booking is recommended as capacity is linited and tickets are cheaper. Information Source: Loki Music | eventbrite

Experience the electrifying beats of Jantsen at the highly anticipated event, "HACHI presents: Jantsen," taking place at Wally's in Hampton. The venue is located at 144 Ashworth Avenue, NH, 03842. Mark your calendars for this unforgettable evening on July 10, 2025. Get ready to immerse yourself in an incredible performance by Jantsen, known for his unique blend of dubstep and bass music. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event that promises to leave you speechless.

Riverstone and Mystery Lovers Bookshop are thrilled to welcome best-selling author, Chris Whitaker, to Pittsburgh for the paperback release of All The Colors of the Dark! Following the talk, there will be time for Q&A with the audience and book signing. Details to note: General admission tickets do not include a copy of the book.Every VIP ticket includes one signed copy of the book.Stay tuned for details on book signing!Tickets are non-refundable starting one week before the event (7/4 and later).If you are unable to attend the event and your ticket includes a book, we will hold the book for up to four weeks. After that, the book will be taken off hold and shelved. We will reach out to confirm which location you would like to pick up your book at or if you would like to have it shipped for $5.95.About the book: An Instant New York Times Bestseller • More Than Half A Million Copies Sold “Kept me frantically turning the pages and somehow made me cry at the end . . . Brava!”—Kristin Hannah, author of The Women An epic, soaring coming-of-age story. . . . In 1975 in the small town of Monta Clare, Missouri, there are the haves and the have-nots. Patch and Saint are two adolescents who are definitely in the have-nots. Patch was born with one eye, and is being raised by a single mother, though often it seems like he is raising her. Saint’s sole parent is her grandmother, a woman the other kids make fun of because she has short hair and is a bus driver. Patch has his stories about pirates to keep him company, and Saint has her bees. When the two of them meet, it is clear they have found their person. But their love means different things to each of them, and over the course of their lifetimes one will gain strength from it, the other heartbreak. When Patch saves the daughter of a wealthy family from being kidnapped, an unlikely hero emerges. And in that one moment the lives of everyone around him will be altered, never to be the same again. Chris Whitaker has written a novel that has been hailed as a masterpiece—and rightfully so. All the Colors of the Dark shows the cost of keeping things hidden, how love can grow stronger over the years, about what lurks in the shadows of obsession and the blinding light of hope. About the author: Chris Whitaker is the award-winning author of Tall Oaks, All the Wicked Girls, and the New York Times bestseller We Begin at the End. Chris lives in the UK. Information Source: Riverstone Books | eventbrite

Experience the ultimate tribute to Nirvana with Nirvani at Wally's in Hampton. Get ready to immerse yourself in the iconic grunge sound of Nirvana on July 12, 2025. Located at 144 Ashworth Avenue, NH, 03842, Wally's provides the perfect setting for this unforgettable event. Don't miss this opportunity to relive the music and energy of one of rock's most legendary bands.

All kinds of artists, writers included, are invited to join Kate and Sally for Examining and Expanding your ART Practice workshops, where we talk about what practice is, how to make one, how to change one, how to let go of fear, and how to stop asking if the work is good enough. Practice can be a powerful thing. It drives creative expression. It can feel distant and undefinable. Kate and their partner in practice, Sally will share what they have learned about life in the generative. They will explain how everyone, even with no training, can build a framework to support the urge and impulse to make and use inspiration and reference to find the individual generative which leads to the new. In this workshop we will ask the questions: What is it to BE an artist?What IS practice?Considering WHY and HOW we make and looking at the steps that can be taken to build and expand an individual sustainable practice.Our workshops are appropriate for artists at any stage of their development, (you don’t need to be formally trained), but involve a rigorous, transparent, honest conversation about life in the generative. We are here to help you build (or re-examine and re-build) a supportive framework for your creative practice. Open to artists, musicians, writers, all who have or want to further their relationship to creative and acrobatic thinking. Every session is bespoke to the artists who join us, so if you’ve come to a previous session, keep coming back and the conversation will evolve with you. Bring hard questions and an open mind and let's get to work! Information Source: RuptureXIBIT London | eventbrite