Calendar

Thursday, Feb. 23

VCU Happenings

Men of Color Discussion Group This theme-oriented group supports male students of color who are in the process of becoming responsible male adults. Focus will be placed on general discussions about men’s issues, culture conflicts, academic/career goals, and environmental stresses. This is not a therapy group. 5 to 6 p.m. Student Commons, Room 215. 828-6672.

Art History Oyotunji: An African King in America. A lecture by Dr. Babatunde Lawal. 7 to 9 p.m. Student Commons, Commons Theater. 828-6672.

VCU Symphony Orchestra Concert VCU Music presents the VCU Symphony Orchestra in concert directed by Dr. Jean Montes. This concert will feature Dana Wilson`s Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra commissioned and performed by VCU professor Rex Richardson. 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Singleton Performing Arts Center, Sonia Vlahcevic Concert Hall. 828-1169.

Pool Trick Shot Competition Deadline to sign up in Break Point! See details of event below (Sunday, February 26). $7. 828-GAME.

Commons Reading Aimee Bender reading a selection of her prose work. 8 p.m. Student Commons, Salons I and II. 828-6672.

The Three Sisters The cultured Prozorov sisters and their brother, live in a small town and dream of one day finding freedom, fulfillment and romance by moving to faraway Moscow. Often referred to as “the best drama of the 20th century,” this beautifully poignant exploration of the quest for happiness and the tragedy of unfulfilled dreams remains timely and touching even for today’s audiences. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Singleton Center for the Performing Arts, Raymond Hodges Theater. VCU students with a valid I.D. $5, general admission is $15, and seniors and faculty are $12. 828-2695.

Climbing Gym College Night 2 for 1 Introduction to Climbing class (or $15 each) that includes all climbing equipment, or 2 for 1 Day Passes (or $5.50 each) are available to anyone with a valid Student ID.