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This calendar shows events hosted by Robertson Center for Intercultural Leadership and Programs and Resident Support Services. Events are for I-House residents only, unless otherwise noted.
This calendar shows events hosted by Robertson Center for Intercultural Leadership and Programs and Resident Support Services. Events are for I-House residents only, unless otherwise noted.
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Teaching Artist leads weekly hands‑on art projects exploring self‑expression and culture at THPS Community Room and Central 4th Floor Children’s Nonfiction Room, ages 5–12.
Pumpkin painting with BIO in Eshleman Hall 544 offers pumpkins, painting supplies, snacks, and refreshments; costumes are welcome.
Bancroft Library corridor displays centuries‑spanning Philippine materials, including a 1646 Inquisitorial trial transcript, Cebuano prayer book, student publications, and Jessica Hagedorn’s drafts, drawings, and lyrics.
Pet photo submissions create a Día de los Muertos ofrenda displayed at the North Branch Library, honoring pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, ages 18 and up.
Forest Stearns leads an outdoor drawing and painting meet‑up at the UC Botanical Garden, where artists of any level can sketch, ask questions, and explore the garden together.
Arts, crafts, board games, Magnatiles, beading, and books are available at West Branch Library for TK‑5th graders, ages 5–10.
Open Rec Basketball — RSF Fieldhouse Courts A, B, and C in Berkeley.
Open Rec Field Use (UVA Fielding Field East, Berkeley) — Open recreational field use.
Intermediate Zoom workshop covering monthly reporting and reconciliation using PI Portfolio, updating projections and processing corrective transactions for Post‑Award RAs and award staff.
Teaching Artist leads weekly hands‑on art projects in the Central Library’s Children’s Nonfiction Room and THPS Community Room, exploring self‑expression and cultural themes, ages 5–12.
Craft supplies, sewing support, and a DIY paper witch’s hat tutorial are offered at Maker Studio, Moffitt Library, Floor 2, for ages 18 and up.