Latest Events in Emily(June Updated)

Where: Log Cabin Bar, Emily MN When: 10am to 6pm • Ticket proceeds are donations towards Trail Maintenance. •Register for any of the 10 Guided Group Rides! •Ride with a Group, or on your own! •BSQ's BBQ will be on site starting at NOON serving up incredibly delicious BBQ specials! •Pork-N-Ride Door Prizes at 5pm! •Mega Cash Raffle at 6pm! See Facebook Event and website page for trailer parking options. Information Source: The Over The Hills Gang ATV Club | eventbrite

Join Emily Fesler-Young for an invigorating midday reset vinyasa flow at The Berkeley Alembic in Berkeley, CA. This one-hour lunchtime yoga class is designed to cultivate presence and connect you with your body, breath, and heart. Suitable for practitioners of all levels, the class incorporates breathwork, sun salutations, standing poses, and dynamic stretching that focuses on the hips, shoulders, and neck. By combining movement with breath, Emily's dynamic yoga practice calms the mind and allows you to release tension, leaving you feeling renewed and energized for the rest of your day. Emily's yoga journey began in Michigan in 2011 and she has since completed a 200-hour YTT certification, with a focus on Hot Vinyasa and influences from Ashtanga, Iyengar, Thai Massage, and Tantric methodologies. Her teaching philosophy draws from Hatha and Yin styles, as well as the other elements of the 8 limbs of yoga. With a deep appreciation for practices centered on devotion, acceptance, and love, Emily brings a mindful and nurturing approach to her classes. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience a midday reset vinyasa flow with Emily Fesler-Young. Book your spot now for the Midday Reset Vinyasa 45 + 15 event on September 18, 2023, at The Berkeley Alembic. Tickets are available at prices ranging from $12 to $20.

"Club Pilates San Marcos is excited to announce the upcoming event, Pilates & Palomas! This exclusive event will take place on September 24th at the beautiful lakeside location of 1105 La Bonita Drive in San Marcos, CA. Join us for a day of mind, body, and cocktails as we partner with local fitness studios to bring you an unforgettable experience. The event will kick off with a 45-minute all levels Pilates mat class led by our amazing instructor, Emily. Get ready to get moving and strengthen your core on the lakeside lawn while enjoying the scenic views. After the workout, it's time to relax and indulge with a complimentary Paloma cocktail. Plus, you'll receive a 20% off coupon to use at The Grill for a delicious post-workout meal. But that's not all! Your ticket also includes a day pass at the pool located at Lakehouse Resort, where you can cool off and unwind in their sparkling pools and spa tubs. Please note that all guests who are 21+ and wish to consume alcohol will need to present their ID at the check-in table and receive a wristband. Don't miss out on this amazing event! Tickets are available at $45 per person, which includes the class, cocktail, pool day pass, and the discount at The Grill. If you prefer to skip the pool access, you can purchase a ticket for $25, which includes the class and cocktail only. Please remember to bring your own yoga mat, sunscreen, and water bottle for the workout. Also, kindly note that no pets, outside food or beverages, smoking, or illegal substances are permitted at the event. For those interested, a full refund can be requested up to 72 hours before the event's date and time. However, ticket fees will not be refunded. Cancellation requests made within 72 hours of the event may not be eligible for a refund or transfer. Join us for Pilates & Palomas with Club Pilates San Marcos on September 24th for a day of fitness, relaxation, and cocktails. Reserve your spot now and experience the perfect blend of mind, body, and spirits!"

Dr. Emily Wilcox, an esteemed Chinese Studies Associate Professor at William & Mary, invites you to delve into the captivating world of Chinese traditional dance. Gain a deep understanding of its rich history, cultural significance, and profound impact. Dr. Wilcox, renowned for her expertise in Chinese dance, will provide an enlightening discourse drawing from her highly acclaimed book, "Revolutionary Bodies: Chinese Dance and the Socialist Legacy." This groundbreaking monograph challenges the prevailing notion that Soviet-inspired revolutionary ballets dominate China's dance landscape. Dr. Wilcox uncovers the true essence of Chinese dance, showcasing its transnational origins and development, and its incorporation of local influences. She meticulously examines major dance works staged in the People's Republic of China from 1935 to 2015, utilizing previously unexplored film footage, photographic documentation, performance programs, and other historical sources. Complementing the academic lecture, the event will feature live demonstrations by the esteemed Xuejuan Dance Ensemble. This local dance studio is dedicated to promoting Chinese folk and classical dance, providing exceptional education and performance opportunities. Dr. Meina Liu, GW Professor of Communication, will deliver opening remarks, adding further insight to this captivating evening. Ensure you don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to immerse yourself in the wonders of Chinese traditional dance. This event, presented by the GW Dance Program and the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design, is free and open to the GW community. RSVPs are required to secure your spot. For any inquiries, kindly reach out to ccasglobal@gwu.edu. Join us at the George Washington University Building XX in Washington on September 30, 2023, to witness the mesmerizing History & Culture of Contemporary Chinese Dance.

Join Emily Catalano for a captivating night of stand-up comedy at The Rockwell in Somerville. This hilarious event is exclusively for adults aged 18 and above. On Thursday, October 5th, the doors will open at 9 PM, and the show will start at 9:30 PM. The limited early bird tickets are available for just $15, while general admission is priced at $20. Emily Catalano, a talented comedian from Los Angeles, recently made her impressive late-night stand-up debut on CONAN. Recognized as one of Time Out LA's 10 Comics to Watch, Catalano has also gained prominence as a recurring opener for Pete Holmes. Her unique style and witty humor have earned her a reputation as a rising star in the comedy scene. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy an evening filled with laughter, as Catalano showcases her comedic prowess at The Rockwell in Somerville. With her captivating stage presence and hilarious anecdotes, you're guaranteed an unforgettable night. Secure your tickets now and be part of this memorable event.

Join the Arts Council for Long Beach on Saturday, October 14, 2023, from 1 pm to 4 pm for the PAF: 2023 Opening Reception. This prestigious event aims to acknowledge and honor the 2023 Professional Artist Fellows. Immerse yourself in the captivating works of Arminé Iknadossian, Brandis Rodriguez, Emily Dyer, Eric Joseph Leffler, Gary Alvarez, Jack Curtis Dubowsky, Micah Bournes, Squ!re, Suzanna Shifflett, and Toria Maldonado. The Long Beach Public Library, City of Long Beach, Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment for the Arts have collaborated to make this extraordinary exhibition possible. The PAF: 2023 Opening Reception will take place at the Billie Jean King Main Library in Long Beach, CA, located at 200 West Broadway. This occasion is a unique opportunity to engage with the art community and celebrate the accomplishments of these talented artists. Admission to this event is free, allowing everyone to experience the beauty and diversity showcased within the exhibition. For more information about the PAF: 2023 Opening Reception, please visit artslb.org. Mark your calendars and prepare to be inspired by the remarkable artwork on display. We look forward to welcoming you to this momentous event in Long Beach.

Join internationally renowned author Neil Gaiman, pioneering scholar and translator Emily Wilson, and acclaimed writer and translator Maria Dahvana Headley at the Books That Live event, marking the centenary of the W. W. Norton Publishing Company. This special conversation, moderated by Headley, is part of The Cooper Union’s Gardiner Foundation Great Hall Forum series and takes place at The Great Hall at The Cooper Union in New York City. The event celebrates the legacy of W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., the nation’s largest independent book publisher. Norton's origins can be traced back to The Cooper Union’s Great Hall, where the founders, William Warder Norton and Mary Dows Herter Norton, made the decision to publish lectures by leading intellectuals. Tonight's program embodies the spirit that inspired the Nortons, showcasing books that exemplify the firm’s motto, Books That Live: timeless myths and epics from preeminent storytellers and translators. The event also marks the release of Emily Wilson's highly anticipated translation of Homer’s Iliad and includes a special limited-edition hardcover of Neil Gaiman's acclaimed Norse Mythology. Signed copies of both books, as well as Maria Dahvana Headley’s Beowulf, will be available for purchase at the event by The Strand. Remember that registration is required for this free event, and admission is on a first-come-first-served basis, even with an RSVP. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the works of Neil Gaiman, Emily Wilson, and Maria Dahvana Headley and celebrate the enduring power of Books That Live. The event will take place on October 17, 2023, at The Great Hall at The Cooper Union.

Join Jill Steenhuis and Sergio Ruffato, a talented mother and son duo from the South of France, as they present "The Power of Art" at Crossroads Art Center in Richmond, VA. This captivating exhibition and talk will take place on Friday, October 27 from 5-7PM. In their artistic collaboration, Steenhuis and Ruffato explore the profound connection between nature and creativity. Nature becomes their dancing partner, inspiring a new poetry of sound and movement that speaks to the eternal. Through their art, they unlock the mysteries that lie within silence, blindness, and spirit, allowing us to see, hear, touch, and taste the unknown. This transformative power of art defies expectations and calculations. It reaches beyond the safe and familiar, inviting us to embrace the unknown and discover the beauty of the "blue peninsula," as expressed by Emily Dickinson. As Steenhuis and Ruffato work and let go, they unveil the true mystery that lies within each brushstroke and unfinished canvas. It is a gift that allows us to taste the eternal. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the enchanting world of Jill Steenhuis and Sergio Ruffato. Visit Crossroads Art Center at 2016 Staples Mill Road, Richmond, VA 23230 on October 27th, 2023. Admission is free. Immerse yourself in "The Power of Art" and let it transport you to a realm of infinite possibilities.

Get ready for a night filled with uproarious laughter as Emily Catalano, Torio Van Grol, and an incredible lineup of their hilarious colleagues grace the stage in the vibrant city of San Diego. This unforgettable evening of top-notch standup comedy, brought to you by the talented Emily Catalano (known for her appearances on CONAN) and Torio Van Grol (featured on Comedy Central's ClusterFest), is a must-attend event. Get ready to unwind and enjoy a delightful atmosphere, while sipping on your preferred beverages and relishing snacks of your choice. The doors will open at 6:30 pm, and the show will kick off promptly at 7:00 pm. Mark October 28, 2023, on your calendar, and stay tuned for the announcement of the exact venue in San Diego. Keep in mind that tickets for this extraordinary night of laughter will go on sale on September 7, starting at 11:00 am. Don't miss the chance to be a part of the Emily, Torio and Friends event, where comedic genius and good vibes collide.

Emily Wolfe, the highly anticipated concert, is set to take place at The Masquerade - Purgatory on September 24, 2023. This electrifying event will showcase Emily Wolfe's exceptional talent and mesmerizing stage presence. Located at 92 Pryor Street SW in Atlanta, GA, the venue offers the perfect ambiance for an unforgettable night of music. With a captivating lineup of songs, including hits like "Violent Veins," "Hazy Days," and "Ghost Limb," Emily Wolfe's performance promises to be a thrilling experience for all attendees. Other notable tracks such as "Heat of the Moment," "Damage Control," and "Bad Behavior" will also be featured, further amplifying the excitement. From the introspective melodies of "Rules to Bend" to the infectious rhythm of "The Slider," Emily Wolfe will take the audience on a captivating musical journey. Don't miss the opportunity to witness Emily Wolfe's extraordinary talent and immerse yourself in the energy of her live performance. Tickets for this must-see event will be available for purchase from July 21, 2023, at 14:00 until September 24, 2023, at 23:00. Secure your spot today and prepare to be blown away by Emily Wolfe's remarkable artistry.

Join us at P&T Knitwear Books & Podcasts in New York City for a special event featuring Emily Hockaday and her new poetry collection, In A Body. This reading and celebration will also showcase the work of Madelin A. Medina and Jackie Sherbow. The event will include a reading, an audience Q&A, and a book signing. Limited amphitheater-style seating is available, so be sure to RSVP. We kindly ask all attendees to wear masks to ensure everyone's safety. Following the talk, there will be a book signing, where copies of Emily Hockaday's books can be purchased. If you are unable to attend the event but would still like a signed copy, pre-orders are welcomed, and we offer worldwide shipping. Emily Hockaday is an accomplished poet and author, with her second collection, In A Body, set to be released in October 2023. Madelin A. Medina, a talented Dominican-American poet and fiction writer, and Jackie Sherbow, an esteemed writer and editor, will also share their impactful work during this special evening. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with these incredible authors and be inspired by their words. Mark your calendars for October 27, 2023, and join us for an unforgettable event.

Explore the playful side of painting and join artist Hannah Ireland for this experimental painting workshop. Using Perspex as your canvas, Hannah will guide you through making your own self-portrait, taking inspiration from her contemporary approach to painting which embraces gesture, humour and spontaneity. Suitable for all ages, spaces are limited so registrations are required. All materials provided. Registrations open 17 August. Hannah Ireland (Ngāti Hine, Ngāpuhi) is a contemporary artist, born in 1995 and lives in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland. Hannah is a portraitist in a very loose sense of the word. Her work bears the hallmarks of the genre in that they hint at personhood and individual character. The spacing of features such as eyes, lips, and nose are roughly around where they should be. Or just enough for them to be read as faces. Figures don devilish smirks, exaggerated black eyelashes or smushed-to-the-photocopier type noses. In this way, Hannah is simultaneously evasive and generous with the information she decides to dole out. It’s evasive as you’re not ever really afforded certainty at what you’re looking at, but it’s generous in that I don’t think certainty is the point. The open-endedness of it all allows the viewer their own interpretation. Image: Running with Scissors Public Programme, Te Uru, 2023, image courtesy of Te Uru. Brought to you by Burnett Foundation Aotearoa with additional support from the Gerrard and Marti Friedlander Charitable Trust, the Sir William & Lady Manchester Charitable Trust⁠ Information Source: Gus Fisher Gallery | eventbrite

In this 90-minute multimedia presentation, we’ll shine light on the key figures who shaped Emily Carr’s life and art. Though she often preferred the company of her beloved pets and the solitude of painting, many influential friends and supporters played pivotal roles in her personal and artistic development. By the end of the session, you’ll be familiar with the twenty most significant men and women in Carr's life and the essential contributions they made to her extraordinary journey. We’ll delve into the impact of Dr. Charles Newcombe, her earliest benefactor, whose collection laid the foundation for the Royal BC Museum and Archives. His son, Willie Newcombe, became Emily’s trusted assistant, helping with the maintenance and shipping of her paintings in exchange for artwork. Upon his death, Willie donated his family's collection to the museum, further solidifying their connection. The Newcombes introduced Emily to a broader worldview through their shared interest in anthropology and Indigenous cultures. In the art realm, we’ll examine how her relationships with six influential painters—four women and three men—shaped the evolution of her unique artistic style, and how her work, in turn, influenced theirs. Additionally, you’ll learn about the friends who contributed to her literary success, including those who helped edit, publish and promote seven collections of her short stories. The first, Klee Wyck (1941), won the Governor General's Award for Non-Fiction and remains in print today, as do her othet six collections of short stories. We’ll introduce you to six key figures in her writing life: broadcasters, professors, librarians, editors, and publishers. Without them, she would have remained unknown. She was better known for her writing than she was for her paintings until the 1960s. It was her collections of short stories that drew attention to and then appreciation of her paintings. By the end of this presentation, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of the twenty individuals who impacted Emily Carr’s remarkable journey in life and art, many of whom have streets and buildings in Victoria, and scholarships at universites in British Columbia named in their honour. caption still to come What they say about Emily Carr Chronicles Walks, Bus Tours & Presentations: It was obvious how much work Marilyn had put into the presentation and how knowledgeable she is about Emily Carr. She's a warm and engaging presenter and really came across to the the audience. All all around enjoyable experience. The presentation was really great! Thanks for all the effort (and Emily-love!) you put into it Marilyn Marilyn, I loved your enthusiasm and knowledge, and bringing in other experts to share their knowledge. We can't thank Marilyn enough for bringing her inspiring presentation on Emily Carr to Beckley Farm Lodge, and for teaching us about the artist’s dynamic relationship our nation-wide history. Marilyn’s energetic and detail oriented talk was an absolute hit with our residents. We were thankful for the ways she adapted her presentation to fit the complex needs of attending members, who are experiencing varying levels of the aging process. Marilyn’s pace allowed our residents an opportunity to connect with the information meaningfully and with joy. Marilyn spoke with depth and clarity about a topic that encompasses many aspects of Carr’s life and career. Her style is engaging and thought-provoking, and our listeners were noticeably energized by the interactive nature of her talk. We were particularly interested in the expressive and adventurous nature of the subject matter. Marilyn’s knowledge of the repertoire is impressive and it lead to a conversation that was fascinating, informative, and fun. Lyndsay McKay Program Leader Beckley Farm Lodge Victoria Marilyn at Emily Carr Chronicles was excellent to deal with in booking a private tour and also as our informative & fun tour guide. I organize Heritage tours for the Newcomer's Club of Greater Victoria and I was able to fill up two walking tours of 15 each. There was huge interest and positive feedback from the club members. I don't hesitate to recommend Marilyn. She brought Emily Carr back to life and was a joy to work with. Kim McVeigh Newcomer's Club of Greater Victoria Highly interactive, fun way to learn about Emily Carr's life. Many thanks. Marilyn, I loved your enthusiasm and knowledge, and bringing in other experts to share their knowledge. The size of the group was good. Cost was reasonable. Thank you. Excellent knowledge and information. Thank you Marilyn. The bus tour was so great. I really appreciated you sending some of her short stories that related to many of the locations we visited in advance of the tour. They made her life come alive for me. ...please checkout out our Instagram page at: https://www.instagram.com/emilycarrchroniclesand our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/emilycarrchronicles.caor our emilycarrchronicles website at:https://emilycarrchronicles.ca Information Source: Emily Carr Chronicles Walks, Talks & Tours | eventbrite

Iris Film Collective x XINEMA present... ROGER BEEBE IN PERSON: FILMS for ONE to EIGHT PROJECTORS Sunday, January 26, 7pm (Doors 6:30pm) Integrated Motion Studio, Emily Carr University (520 E 1st Ave, Enter from Great Northern Way) We are thrilled to host Roger Beebe, back in Vancouver for the first time in a decade, with a program of 16mm multi-projector performances celebrating the 25th anniversary of his first touring program. The evening features several newer works un arbre (2024, 4 x 16mm + video), Lineage (for Norman McLaren) (2019, 4 x 16mm), Home Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry (2021, 4 x 16mm), alongside some of his best-known projector performances (including the seven-projector show-stopping Last Light of a Dying Star (2008/2011) and more! “Beebe’s films are both erudite and punk, lo-fi yet high-brow shorts that wrestle with a disfigured, contemporary American landscape.” —Wyatt Williams, Creative Loafing Roger Beebe is a filmmaker whose work since 2006 consists primarily of multiple-projector performances and essayistic videos that explore the world of found images and the found landscapes of late capitalism. He has screened his films around the globe at such unlikely venues as the CBS Jumbotron in Times Square and McMurdo Station in Antarctica as well as more likely ones including the Sundance Film Festival and the Museum of Modern Art with solo shows at Anthology Film Archives, The Laboratorio Arte Alameda in Mexico City, and LosAngeles Filmforum among many other venues. Beebe is also a film programmer: he ran Flicker, a festival of small-gauge film in Chapel Hill, NC, from 1997-2000 and was the founder and Artistic Director of FLEX, the Florida Experimental Film Festival from 2004-2014. He is currently a Professor in the Departments of Art and Theatre, Film, and Media Arts at the Ohio State University. Tickets are PWYC (pay-what-you-can) and will be available online in advance of the event and at the door on the day of the event. Emily Carr students get free admission with proof of valid student ID. If you require further financial accommodation please email info@xinema.ca. For accessibility information please visit ecuad.ca. For further For accessibility related requests and inquiries please email info@xinema.ca. This event is Program 2 of XINEMA x Iris Film Collective's two part Live and Expanded series. Tickets for Program 1: Night Visions (w/ Lori Goldston) are available here. This event is generously supported by Emily Carr University of Art + Design. Information Source: Iris Film Collective x XINEMA | eventbrite

Join us for this whānau-friendly craft workshop where we’ll be making shoebox televisions, inspired by the video displays in Having it all, all, all. Let your imagination run wild and create a short story to play on your own DIY television screen. Please note that this workshop will take place at Aaiotanga Community Space at 22 Emily Place, just around the corner from the gallery. All materials will be provided, but we invite you to bring a small cardboard box that you wish to repurpose. Suitable for all ages. Information Source: Gus Fisher Gallery | eventbrite