Featured Events in Wellesley in March, 2025 (October Updated)

Join Ruth R. Rogers, Curator of Special Collections and Visiting Lecturer, for a tour of a few of the rare books, manuscripts, contemporary limited editions, and non-traditional artists’ books that Wellesley has collected in the last decade. Learn how these unique objects support study in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.Limited to 20 peopleFree and open to the publicBartolomeo Scappi, Opera di Bartolomeo Scappi M. dell'Arte del Cucinare , Venetia: Presso Alessandro Vecchi, 1610, Paper, wood, 20 cm,Purchased with Library Funds, Wellesley College Special Collections Information Source: Davis Museum at Wellesley College | eventbrite

Join Dr. Yuhua Ding, Kemper Assistant Curator of Collections and Academic Affairs, for a tour of some of the prints, drawings, collages, photographs, and other works on paper acquired by the Davis in the last ten years. Learn how these artworks support and expand the Wellesley College curriculum.Limited to 20 peopleFree and open to the publicMotonori Taki, Kōkei Saikyūhō , Kyōto: Izumoji Bunjirō; Edo: Hanabusa Daisuke han, ca. 1790, Paper, 17 cm (3 vols), Purchased with Library Funds, Wellesley College Special Collections Information Source: Davis Museum at Wellesley College | eventbrite

Join Dr. Jessica Orzulak, Associate Curator and Curatorial Affairs Manager at the Asheville Art Museum, to learn how contemporary artists are using photography to challenge the colonial gaze that cameras helped to form.Limited to 20 peopleFree and open to the publicThis program is generously supported with funds given through the generosity of Linda Wyatt Gruber (Class of 1966) and presented in collaboration with the Art Department. Sky Hopinka, This is a mnemonic for Truman Lowe, 2019, Inkjet print, etching, Museum purchase, Nancy Gray Sherrill, Class of 1954, Collection Acquisitions Fund 2019.1206, Courtesy of the artist and The Green Gallery, Milwaukee Information Source: Davis Museum at Wellesley College | eventbrite

Dil Chahta Hai - Legends of Bollywood & Beyond Live in Concert with Rachit Bhatia, Ankita Ghatani, Reshma Rajendran, Sanchit Bhatia and New Zealand's finest Bollywood musicians led by Hemant Thaker After 2 sold out events, Rachit Music with Spastore.co.nz bring you the next live musical concert in the Dil Chahta Hai series on the 29th of March 2025 at the iconic SkyCity Theatre, Auckland. From the Legends to the Modern Maestros of Indian Cinema, lovingly called Bollywood, experience some of New Zealand's best Bollywood musicians and singers take you on a journey of the last 70 years of Bollywood’s most iconic musical treasures. From nostalgic unforgettable melodies to exciting models Classics, this event is one for the entire family to enjoy together. For more information and sponsorship queries and group tickets contact Rajesh on 022 134 1234. Information Source: RachitMusic | eventbrite