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FRIDAY, APRIL 19No River Twice 7:30 PM, Orangery No River Twice is a multi-vocal, improvisational poetry evening in which the audience and a group of poets interact to determine the direction and tone of the reading, poem by poem, from beginning to end, co-creating a performance through connection and juxtaposition and community. It’s playful, moving, and never the same twice.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12Bucks Blues Explosion Duke Robillard’s Little Red Rooster Band 7 PM Zlock Performing Arts CenterBlues guitarist extraordinaire Duke Robbillard has carved out one of the Blues most illustrious legacies, while trodding some lofty related territories as a guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, bandleader, studio sideman, producer and educator. VIP $25; General Admission $15 bucks.edu/tickets

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10Performance Class Recital 7:30 PM, Presser Room, Music & Multimedia Center Recipients of music scholarships perform a program of stylistically diverse repertoire.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12Bucks Blues Explosion – Duke Robillard’s Little Red Rooster Band 7 PM, Zlock Performing Arts CenterBlues guitarist extraordinaire Duke Robillard has carved out one of the Blues most illustrious legacies, while trodding some lofty related terri-tories as a guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, bandleader, studio sideman, producer and educator. VIP $25; General Admission $15 www.bucks.edu/tickets

FRIDAY, APRIL 19No River Twice 7:30 PM, Orangery No River Twice is a multi-vocal, improvisational poetry eve-ning in which the audience and a group of poets interact to determine the direction and tone of the reading, poem by poem, from beginning to end, co-creating a performance through connection, juxtaposition and community. It’s playful, moving, and never the same twice.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24Madrigal Singers 7:30 PM, Presser Room, Music & Multimedia Center The College’s select vocal ensemble, under the direction of Rochelle Reed, performs Warren Martin’s “The True Story of Cinderella,” a hilarious take on the traditional story of “Cinderel-la,” as depicted in an hour-long opera that is sung in English and scored for 12 singers, narrator, and piano.

SATURDAY, APRIL 2712th Annual Tyler Formal Gardens & Landscape Lecture10 AM, Zlock Performing Arts Center“Stoneleigh Garden—Our Newest Public Garden”Behind a border of towering trees in Villanova, PA, a special place grew from a gentleman’s farm to an elegant country estate. Ethan Kauffman, Natural Land’s Director of Stoneleigh, will reveal the rich history of the landscape. A guided tour of the Tyler Formal Gardens is included, along with a raffle for tickets to Stoneleigh Garden. $15 general admission, $10 veterans & Bucks alumni, $5 students with ID. Purchase tickets at bucks.edu/foundation/events. For information, email lyle.rosenberger@bucks.edu.

FRIDAY, MAY 3 THROUGH TUESDAY, MAY 1454th Annual Student Exhibition Hicks Art Center GalleryMonday and Friday, 9 AM – 4 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9 AM – 8 PM Saturday, 10 AM – 2 PMA showcase of the best work made by students in the Arts Department including painting, drawing, printmaking, photog-raphy, digital media, two-dimensional design, three-dimensional design, sculpture, fine woodworking, ceramics, jewelry, glass, web design, graphic design, music, film and video.

SUNDAY, MAY 554th Annual Student Exhibition Reception 1 – 4 PM, Hicks Art Center; Arts Scholarship and Award Ceremony, 2 PM

Planting Seeds: The Art & Science of Pollination 1 – 4 PM, Artmobile (parked near Hicks Art Center, on Linden Lane)

Student Art & Craft Sale 1 – 4 PM, 3-D Courtyard (weather permitting) or 3-D Arts 001

Open Studios1 – 4 PM, Hicks Art CenterCeramics wheel-throwing and hand-building, Room 001; Fine Woodworking, Room 130; Jewelry, Room 111; Photography, Rooms 118 & 120; Printmaking, Room 106; Sculpture, 3-D Building

Glassblowing Open Studio & Demonstrations 1 – 4 PM, 3-D Arts Building 010Karl Carter and students demonstrate glassblowing techniques throughout the afternoon.

Bronze Pour Demonstration 3 PM, 3-D Arts Building, Metal/FoundryJon Burns guides a team of artists through the process of casting bronze sculpture.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8Bucks Filmfest 5 – 6:30 PM, Zlock Performing Arts CenterThe festival showcases a selection of works in narrative, documentary, experimental and animation, created by Arts Department students of cinema/video, photography, and multimedia in the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 semesters. Reception at 5 PM. Screening 5:30 – 6:30 PM.

TUESDAY, MAY 14Jazz Orchestra 7:30 PM, Zlock Performing Arts CenterThe Bucks Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Jeff Baumeister, performs Big Band music ranging from the Swing Era to Modern Jazz.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1Bucks Concert Choir 7:30 PM, Presser Room, Music & Multimedia Center Under the direction of Rochelle Reed, the mixed vocal ensemble performs stylistically diverse musical repertoire ranging from the Classics to contemporary arrangements.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY 3Planting Seeds: The Art & Science of Pollination 10 AM – 2 PM, Artmobile (parked near Hicks Art Center, on Linden Lane) Artmobile, the traveling art museum, presents an interactive exhibit for all ages based on STEAM (STEM + Art) principles. Planting Seeds features 14 artists and scientists from our own back yard and across the nation who work to increase awareness of pollinators in our environment, the threats to their habitat loss, and the consequences of diminished populations. Free and open to the public. Learn more at bucks.edu/artmobile. To schedule a special group tour, call 215-968-8435 or email artmobile@bucks.edu.

THURSDAY, MAY 2Chamber Jazz Ensembles 12:30 PM, Presser Room, Music and Multimedia Center Student Jazz ensembles perform Jazz standards, Blues, and more.

Percussion Ensemble 7:30 PM, Presser Room, Music & Multimedia Center Under the direction of Mark Pultorak, the Bucks Percussion Ensemble performs a wide spectrum of percussion music, including standard repertoire, popular favorites, and recent avant-garde compositions.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 3 & 4Drama Club Presents: Next to Normal Zlock Performing Arts CenterWith book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt, “Next to Normal” explores how one suburban household copes with crisis and mental illness. What appears to be a typical American family is anything but normal because the mother has been battling manic depression for 16 years. It takes audiences into the minds and hearts of each character, presenting their family’s story with love, sympathy and heart. Winner of three Tony Awards, including Best Musical Score and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize, and “Next to Normal” was chosen as “one of the year’s ten best shows” by critics around the country. General Admission $15, Students with ID $10; www.bucks.edu/tickets

All events take place at the Newtown Campus and are free, unless otherwise indicated.