TO DO LIST
Editor’s Note: Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we recommend reaching out to individual organizations to ensure the following events are still scheduled to take place.
TODAY
Storytime with the Phil: Max Found Two Sticks — In honor of Black History Month, the Boulder Phil presents a digital reading of “Max Found Two Sticks” by Brian Pinkney. Read by Deaunn Davis This Storytime will be shared on Facebook and Youtube, and will be embedded on our website boulderphil.org/event/storytime-with-thephil-max-found-two-sticks; 9 a.m.,boulder Phil; facebook.com/ events/boulder-colorado/storytimewith-the-phil-max-found-twosticks/777394729531830/.
Community Circle Support Group — Feeling uprooted? Community Circle is a free group for people in transition. Between jobs, living situations, relationship, etc.; 11:30 p.m., Naropa University; Free; 303-5463589, naropa.edu/about-naropa/ counseling-services/communitycounseling-services/groupcounseling.php.
Campus Q&A — CU Boulder leaders provide a weekly virtual meeting in a question-and-answer format for the campus community, addressing campus COVID-19 impacts and responses. They provide the latest information on the university’s ongoing response to the pandemic and take questions. All faculty and staff members, students and Buff families are invited to join the webinar via Zoom. Boulder County is also hosting virtual COVID-19 update sessions; noon, University of Colorado Boulder; calendar.colorado.edu/event/cu_boulder_weekly_covid-19_update.
“Deep Horizons” Lecture: Macarena Gómez-barris — Macarena Gómez-barris is Professor and Chairperson of Social Science and Cultural Studies at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y. She is also Director of the Global South Center, a research center that works at the intersection of social ecologies, art / politics, and decolonial methodologies. Her instructional focus is on Latinx and Latin American Studies, memory and the afterlives of violence, decolonial theory, the art of social protest, and queer femme epistemes. The Mellon Sawyer Seminar Deep Horizons series aims to traverse multiple perspectives to investigate questions concerning the changing planet as it affects specific peoples, communities, wildlife, and ecosystems in varying ways. The year-long seminar will be led by faculty from art, biology, cinema, history, indigenous studies,
linguistics, sociology and other departments; 5 p.m. Tuesday, University of Colorado Boulder; calendar.colorado.edu/event/macarena_gomez-barris__a_mellon_sawyer_seminar_deep_ horizons_lecture.
Dianne Bondy and Kat Heagberg: “Yoga Where You Are” — Dianne Bondy and Kat Heagberg will speak about their new book, “Yoga Where You Are, in this virtual event”; 5 p.m. Tuesday, Boulder Book Store; $5; 303-447-2074, boulderbookstore.net/event/dianne-bondy-katheagberg-yoga-where-you-are. Criminalizing Race: A Practitioner’s Perspective on Policing and
Mass Incarceration —Inthis installment of the University of Colorado Law School’s Race and the Law series, Tyrone Glover (’09), a civil rights and criminal defense lawyer at Killmer, Lane & Newman, LLP, will explore the link between the Black criminal inferiority narrative and the making of modern American systems of policing and criminal justice; 5 p.m. Tuesday, University of Colorado Boulder; Free; colorado.edu/law/race-andlaw-series.
Boulder Virtual Game Night — Make game night legendary. Play fun online games, answer trivia, laugh ‘til it hurts and connect with friends near and far; 7 p.m. Tuesday, Let’s Roam Boulder; Free; event brite.com/e/107888471322. Faculty Tuesdays: Flamenco Jazz Fusion — Duke Ellington swinging, Billy Joel crooning, new flamenco steaming and Herbie Hancock bopping. Vibes, bass, guitar and percussion will get toes tapping. Hot, cold, mellow, cool and every temperature in-between. Tune in, sit back and enjoy; 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, CU Presents, University of Colorado Boulder; Free; 303-492-8008, cupresents.org/performance/11762/faculty-tuesdays/ faculty-tuesdays-/#.
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