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SUMMARY:Fall Film Festival: Page One\, Andy Warhol Diaries
DESCRIPTION:Film screenings will be held in the stunning Christensen Performance Hall\, known for its state-of-the-art sound and visual experience. The opening reception\, dinner\, and other special gatherings will take place throughout BIG ARTS beautiful facilities\, providing guests with a chance to enjoy the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the island’s premier cultural venue. \nTickets are on sale now for this exclusive event\, and seating is limited. Don’t miss the chance to join an intimate group of film lovers and dive deep into the world of documentaries with Andrew Rossi. For more information\, film trailers and to purchase tickets\, visit bigarts.org/event/fall-film-festival/ or call the BIG ARTS box office at 239-395-0900. \nThe BIG ARTS Fall Film Festival is graciously sponsored by Dorothy and Seth Hemming\, Sanibel Captiva Community Bank and Lee County Tourist Development Council. \nSaturday\, November 16\, 2024 \n· 4:00 PM: Screening of Page One (2011)\, 92 minutes. \n· 5:30 PM: Boxed dinner reception provided by Wickie’s Lighthouse Restaurant. \n· 6:30 PM: Q&A with Andrew Rossi. \n· 7:00 PM: Screening of The Andy Warhol Diaries\, Season 1\, Episode 1 (2022)\, 56 minutes. \n· Post-Screening: Closing reception with coffee and dessert.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/fall-film-festival-page-one-andy-warhol-diaries/
LOCATION:BIG ARTS\, 900 Dunlop Rd\, Sanibel\, FL\, 33957\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:Fall Film Festival: The First Monday In May
DESCRIPTION:BIG ARTS is excited to announce its highly anticipated Fall Film Festival\, celebrating the work of critically acclaimed\, Emmy-nominated filmmaker Andrew Rossi. Taking place over two days\, Friday\, November 15 and Saturday\, November 16\, 2024\, the festival offers a unique opportunity to experience three of Rossi’s renowned documentaries and participate in exclusive Q&A sessions with the filmmaker himself. \nFilm screenings will be held in the stunning Christensen Performance Hall\, known for its state-of-the-art sound and visual experience. The opening reception\, dinner\, and other special gatherings will take place throughout BIG ARTS beautiful facilities\, providing guests with a chance to enjoy the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the island’s premier cultural venue. \nTickets are on sale now for this exclusive event\, and seating is limited. Don’t miss the chance to join an intimate group of film lovers and dive deep into the world of documentaries with Andrew Rossi. For more information\, film trailers and to purchase tickets\, visit bigarts.org/event/fall-film-festival/ or call the BIG ARTS box office at 239-395-0900. \nThe BIG ARTS Fall Film Festival is graciously sponsored by Dorothy and Seth Hemming\, Sanibel Captiva Community Bank and Lee County Tourist Development Council. \nFriday\, November 15\, 2024 \n· 6:00 PM: Opening reception featuring lite bites and a cash bar. \n· 7:00 PM: Screening of The First Monday in May (2016)\, 90 minutes. \n· Post-Screening: Q&A with Andrew Rossi.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/fall-film-festival-the-first-monday-in-may/
LOCATION:BIG ARTS\, 900 Dunlop Rd\, Sanibel\, FL\, 33957\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20210311T160000
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SUMMARY:Talking Points: Cooking During COVID
DESCRIPTION:YOU DON’T NEED A RECIPE: COOKING DURING COVID WITH SAM SIFTON OF THE NEW YORK TIMES \nSam Sifton is an assistant managing editor of the New York Times\, responsible for culture and lifestyle coverage\, and the founding editor of NYT Cooking\, its digital recipe collection. Formerly the Times’ food editor\, national news editor\, chief restaurant critic and culture news editor\, he is also the author of See You on Sunday: A Cookbook for Family and Friends and Thanksgiving: How to Cook It Well. \nIn the time of Covid\, many of us have been cooking more than we ever have before. Sam will talk about the joys and frustrations of cooking for ourselves and others in the midst of a global pandemic and about his new book\, No-Recipe Recipes\, out this March from Ten Speed Press. \nBIG ARTS Talking Points series for the upcoming 2021 season can be accessed online for the same per-session charge as in-person attendance. Note that due to COVID-19 precautions\, all of this season’s Talking Points speakers (with the exception of Kinfay Moroti on February 25) will be making virtual appearances via online connection and will not be physically present in the hall. Talking Points is designed to get you “talking\,” so we hope to see many of you get comfortable at home\, grab a snack and a drink of your choice\, and log in! \nYou can live stream all the Talking Points sessions from home. During or following the talk\, you will be able to text your questions and comments to the speaker. The program and remote login and participation instructions will be sent one week in advance of each session. For more information and to purchase tickets\, call the box office at 239-395-0900.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/talking-points-cooking-during-covid/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20210304T160000
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SUMMARY:Talking Points: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
DESCRIPTION:HOW TO REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT\nKatharine Hayhoe\, atmospheric scientist and professor at Texas Tech University.\nClimate expert Katharine Hayhoe\, co-director of the Climate Center at Texas Tech University\, has been named one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People and Fortune’s 50 Greatest Leaders. Katharine will provide us with the latest research on global warming\, as well as steps we can all take to reduce our carbon footprint and help protect the environment for future generations. \nBIG ARTS Talking Points series for the upcoming 2021 season can be accessed online for the same per-session charge as in-person attendance. Note that due to COVID-19 precautions\, all of this season’s Talking Points speakers (with the exception of Kinfay Moroti on February 25) will be making virtual appearances via online connection and will not be physically present in the hall. Talking Points is designed to get you “talking\,” so we hope to see many of you get comfortable at home\, grab a snack and a drink of your choice\, and log in! \nYou can live stream all the Talking Points sessions from home. During or following the talk\, you will be able to text your questions and comments to the speaker. The program and remote login and participation instructions will be sent one week in advance of each session. For more information and to purchase tickets\, call the box office at 239-395-0900.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/talking-points-reduce-your-carbon-footprint/
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SUMMARY:Talking Points: Race Relations in SWFL
DESCRIPTION:RACE RELATIONS IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: A PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY \nKinfay Moroti\, documentary journalist and photographer at The News-Press\nExperience the intimate images and passionate storytelling of photojournalist Kinfay Moroti. His stunning and powerful photographs capture the richness and complexity of both black and white lives in Southwest Florida. His work showcases the triumphs and struggles of a community working toward racial equality. \nBIG ARTS Talking Points series for the upcoming 2021 season can be accessed online for the same per-session charge as in-person attendance. Note that due to COVID-19 precautions\, all of this season’s Talking Points speakers (with the exception of Kinfay Moroti on February 25) will be making virtual appearances via online connection and will not be physically present in the hall. Talking Points is designed to get you “talking\,” so we hope to see many of you get comfortable at home\, grab a snack and a drink of your choice\, and log in! \nYou can live stream all the Talking Points sessions from home. During or following the talk\, you will be able to text your questions and comments to the speaker. The program and remote login and participation instructions will be sent one week in advance of each session. For more information and to purchase tickets\, call the box office at 239-395-0900.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/talking-points-race-relations-in-swfl/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20210211T160000
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SUMMARY:Talking Points: Internet Privacy
DESCRIPTION:IS INTERNET PRIVACY EVEN POSSIBLE?  \nIan Sherr\, Editor at Large for CNET News\, a division of CBS. \nAs we’ve long suspected\, the internet has made privacy a thing of the past. Companies like Google and Facebook create profiles of everything from our shopping habits to our voting preferences. After a series of high-profile privacy breaches\, however\, efforts are finally underway to reform the industry. Ian Sherr will discuss what changes are being made\, as well as ways we\, as individuals\, may be able to stay under the Big Brother radar. \nBIG ARTS Talking Points series for the upcoming 2021 season can be accessed online for the same per-session charge as in-person attendance. Note that due to COVID-19 precautions\, all of this season’s Talking Points speakers (with the exception of Kinfay Moroti on February 25) will be making virtual appearances via online connection and will not be physically present in the hall. Talking Points is designed to get you “talking\,” so we hope to see many of you get comfortable at home\, grab a snack and a drink of your choice\, and log in! \nYou can live stream all the Talking Points sessions from home. During or following the talk\, you will be able to text your questions and comments to the speaker. The program and remote login and participation instructions will be sent one week in advance of each session. For more information and to purchase tickets\, call the box office at 239-395-0900.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/talking-points-internet-privacy/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20210204T160000
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SUMMARY:Talking Points: Fake News
DESCRIPTION:“Fake News: How to Tell Fact from Fiction” \nLyn Millner\, M.F.A.\, professor of journalism\, Florida Gulf Coast University. Millner studies misinformation\, filter bubbles\, cults and conspiracy theories. Join us as she discusses the phenomenon of fake news: what it is\, where it originates\, and how to be an intelligent current-events consumer in these unreliable times. \nBIG ARTS Talking Points series for the upcoming 2021 season can be accessed online for the same per-session charge as in-person attendance. Note that due to COVID-19 precautions\, all of this season’s Talking Points speakers (with the exception of Kinfay Moroti on February 25) will be making virtual appearances via online connection and will not be physically present in the hall. Talking Points is designed to get you “talking\,” so we hope to see many of you get comfortable at home\, grab a snack and a drink of your choice\, and log in! \nYou can live stream all the Talking Points sessions from home. During or following the talk\, you will be able to text your questions and comments to the speaker. The program and remote login and participation instructions will be sent one week in advance of each session. For more information and to purchase tickets\, call the box office at 239-395-0900.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/talking-points-fake-news/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20210128T160000
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SUMMARY:Talking Points: Gun Safety
DESCRIPTION:“From Grieving Father to Gun Safety Advocate” \nFred Guttenberg\, public safety advocate and founder of the foundation “Orange Ribbons for Jaime.” On February 14\, 2018\, his 14-year-old daughter Jamie was gunned down at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland\, Florida. In his talk\, Fred will describe his experience after the shooting\, finding purpose by advocating for safer schools and communities\, and by writing about his recovery from unimaginable loss. \nBIG ARTS Talking Points series for the upcoming 2021 season can be accessed online for the same per-session charge as in-person attendance. Note that due to COVID-19 precautions\, all of this season’s Talking Points speakers (with the exception of Kinfay Moroti on February 25) will be making virtual appearances via online connection and will not be physically present in the hall. Talking Points is designed to get you “talking\,” so we hope to see many of you get comfortable at home\, grab a snack and a drink of your choice\, and log in! \nYou can live stream all the Talking Points sessions from home. During or following the talk\, you will be able to text your questions and comments to the speaker. The program and remote login and participation instructions will be sent one week in advance of each session. For more information and to purchase tickets\, call the box office at 239-395-0900.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/talking-points-gun-safety/
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