Following the film their will be an opportunity to view articles from the Lowenberg Collection in the Music Library, located in the basement of Westbrook. Additionally, five sets of sketches by UNL artist David Routon will be displayed in the basement of Kimball Recital Hall. These sketches are based upon existing photos of Emily Dickinson and her intimate circle of family and friends. This event is jointly sponsored by the UNL School of Music and Friends of Love Library in commemoration of The Lowenberg Collection of Emily Dickinson Materials, which was donated to the UNL Libraries by Cliffs Charitable Foundation. Calif. The pottery is the work of several Native American artists from the southwest.
Parking is available near the museum.
Theatrix Presenting Vaclav Havel Play Theatrix will present Largo Desolato by Czech playwright Vaclav Havel at 8 p.m. on Oct. 25 and 26 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 27 on the Howell stage. The English version of this play, written by acclaimed British playwright Tom Stoppard, is directed by Patrick Tuttle, adjunct instructor in the UNL Department of Theatre Arts and Dance. The play is about heroism and what societies do to their heroes. For further information please contact Layne Ehlers, Theatrix, Department of Theatre Arts and Dance, 472-1620.