Ongoing drought in the Colorado Basin presents severe challenges for addressing water shortfalls. This region is one of the most rapidly growing in the country; has some of the country’s most valuable agricultural production and is known for exciting recreation opportunities and natural resource splendors.
GATHER follows the stories of Natives on the frontlines of a growing movement to reconnect with spiritual and cultural identities that were devastated by genocide.All these stories combine to show how the reclaiming and recovery of ancient food ways is a way forward for Native Americans to bring back health and vitality to their people. There will be a brief discussion after the film, too.
Enjoy an evening of wonderful piano performances by our guest artist, Adam Zukiewicz.
Location: Katzin Concert Hall, Music building
Enjoy an evening of wonderful piano performances by our guest artist, Claudio Soares and our very own ASU piano professor, Caio Pagano!
French Suite No. 1 Johann Sebastian Bach
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Menuet 1
Menuet 2
Gigue
Fantasy K. 396 Wolfgang Amadèus Mozart
Featuring Claudio Soares, piano
Intermission
Bagatelles Op. 126 Ludwig van Beethoven
Andante con moto, cantabile e compiacevole
Allegro
Dom Moio and the ASU Latin Jazz Band hit with a program of the here and now as well as the best of African-Cuban roots. Hear the jazz stars of tomorrow perform today!
Join the ASU Chamber Orchestra, Daniel Bernard Roumain and guests from ASU’s Theatre and Dance program in a meditative concert in celebration of Black History Month.
A fun event for all interested in Chinese language and culture, including a symposium about Chinese language education, games and art demonstrations, and refreshments. All are welcome!
Events include:
CCSA Chamber Orchestra, CCSA Parent Choir
Instrument performance: Chinese folk songs medley and pop songs
PSC-Hola Hello Ni Hao Preschool Student Show
CCSA & Tarwater Elementary Student Show
Performing Arts Session Fine Arts Session
The Labriola National American Indian Data Center, in partnership with the Center for Imagination in the Borderlands, is inviting you to our annual Indigenous Open Mic Poetry Night. Our host for this semester is renowned poet Jake Skeets (Diné). He is Black Streak Wood, born for Water’s Edge. He earned an MFA in poetry from the Institute of American Indian Arts while living in Phoenix, Arizona.
Our event, "Black History Month Inclusion Town Hall: Be Who You Want to Be in 2023," will seek to bring together voices from multiple areas of campus for an event that celebrates Black History Month and facilitates intersectional dialogue across groups.
Arizona's 21st Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, who is an Arizona native and proud ASU alum, will share his story during a moderated conversation with the School of Transborder Studies and the Chicano/Latino Faculty and Staff Association (CLFSA). Audience members will have an opportunity to ask questions of their own following the conversation.