Latest Events in Brookings(July Updated)

Welcome to Art on the Coast Port of Brookings-Harbor! Join us for a weekend filled with creativity and inspiration as local artists showcase their work by the beautiful coast. From paintings and pottery to woodwork and glass, there's something for every art lover to enjoy. Kids booths, food and drink booths and live music. Come support our talented community and maybe even find a piece to take home with you. Don't miss out on this opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene on the coast. See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Experience the mesmerizing MAGIC MIKE extravaganza exclusively at Latitude 42 Bar & Grill in Brookings, OR. Ladies, get ready for a sensational GIRLS NIGHT OUT that you won't want to miss! With limited tickets available, be sure to secure yours promptly. This captivating two-hour show is packed with meticulously choreographed costume acts and exciting audience interactions. Don't delay as this extraordinary performance is expected to sell out rapidly! If you have any inquiries or need further information, please feel free to reach out to us via our contact page. And remember, come prepared with your dollar bills for an unforgettable evening. Take a sneak peek at our enchanting T-Shirt design by clicking here. Event Name: The MEN NEXT DOOR @ Latitude 42 Bar & Grill (Brookings OR) City: Brookings Venue: Latitude 42 Bar & Grill Address: 16261 U.S. 101, Brookings, OR 97415 Event time: 2023-10-14 Ticket Price: $19.95 - $99.95.

SDSU Extension is pleased to announce the upcoming 4-H Shooting Sports Coaches Training, taking place on Saturday, October 28 in the beautiful city of Brookings, South Dakota. This comprehensive training program will be held at the esteemed Brookings County Outdoor Adventure Center, located at 2810 22nd Avenue South. The training course is designed to equip individuals interested in becoming certified 4-H Shooting Sports instructors with the necessary skills and knowledge. The program covers a range of core requirements, including youth development training, discipline training for archery, rifle, and pistol, as well as training recertification. Participants will engage in a full day of learning, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CDT, ensuring a thorough and immersive experience. To ensure a smooth and organized event, registration will take place from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. CDT, followed by youth development training from 8:30 a.m. until noon. A lunch break will be provided for all registered participants from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m., offering an opportunity to refuel and recharge. The discipline training portion of the program will commence at 12:30 p.m. and will conclude by 5:00 p.m. In the event of any weather-related cancellations, participants will receive timely notifications via text and email to ensure everyone's safety and convenience. For further details and to register for this highly anticipated event, please visit the official event page. Alternatively, you may contact John Keimig, SDSU Extension Youth Safety Field Specialist, at 605-933-0382 for additional information. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your coaching skills and make a positive impact in the 4-H Shooting Sports community. Join us on October 28 in Brookings, SD, for a rewarding and informative training experience.

The Brookings Gun Show, taking place in 2024, is a highly-anticipated event for gun enthusiasts and collectors. This two-day show, held at the Swiftel Center in Brookings, provides a comprehensive display of firearms and related items. Attendees can explore a wide range of products, including shotguns, rifles, and handguns, along with scopes, knives, shooting supplies, ammunition, and reloading equipment. The show also features an array of accessories such as gun cases, pistol and rifle magazines, and military surplus items. Archery and fishing supplies are available for those with varied outdoor interests. Additionally, attendees can find custom handmade gun cabinets, safes, collector items, and even wild game jerky. With its diverse selection and reputable vendors, the Brookings Gun Show offers a unique opportunity to explore and purchase top-quality firearms and accessories. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a novice enthusiast, this event is a must-visit for anyone interested in the world of firearms. Don't miss out on this chance to discover the latest products and connect with fellow gun enthusiasts at the Brookings Gun Show 2024.

Mark your calendar for the Charity 5k Run / Walk at Saddle River Park NJ on April 20th, starting at 10 am. Hosted by DAMN, GIRL. DAMN.™ and A Better You Wellness, this event is in support of The Arc of New Jersey, a cause close to Christine Valmores' heart. Donations are welcome but not mandatory. All levels of runners and walkers are encouraged to participate. Remember, this gathering is free of charge. Please complete the waiver before the event begins. Note that this is a casual gathering, not a coaching session. For more details, refer to the event hosts' emails. Join the community for a meaningful and enjoyable 5k run or walk at Saddle River Park in Saddle Brook, NJ.

In “Reading Gestural Abstraction,” Gabriel Ridout, PhD student in English in Arts & Sciences, discusses a pair of paintings in the Kemper Art Museum’s permanent collection. From a series that critic Thomas Hess dubbed “abstract urban landscapes,” Willem de Kooning’s Saturday Night (1956) condenses urbanity and sexuality in a turbulent froth of blues and pinks. In Amy Sillman’s Cart (2017), bold black lines lurch over and beneath diaphanous patches of red, pink, and yellow, suggesting shapes that never fully cohere. This talk puts the two gestural paintings in conversation to consider how de Kooning and Sillman approach questions of self and body in their work. Drawing from recent developments in trans studies and critical ethnic literary studies, Ridout asks, who has the luxury to abstract? Who has the right to express or not express? What might abstract gestural painting make possible for multiply marginalized subjects? Free and open to the public. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Join the Golf Clinic Series in Green Brook, NJ, hosted by FTL (Fore the Ladies). This three-part golf instruction series will delve into each aspect of the game, helping participants improve their skills and connect with like-minded golfers. The clinics, taking place at the GolfCave - Indoor Golf Simulators, are limited to only 6 participants to ensure personalized and hands-on instruction. Whether you're a beginner or looking to fine-tune your game, this series is designed for you. Each clinic will focus on a specific topic: Wedges on November 30, Irons on December 7, and Woods on December 14. FTL, a female-focused community and non-profit organization, aims to introduce more women to the game of golf. They strive to make golf accessible and inclusive, removing barriers such as cost, intimidation, and access. FTL is committed to providing a welcoming environment for all attendees, regardless of race, religion, gender, age, or background. The Golf Clinic Series is a testament to FTL's mission of promoting opportunities in golf. Don't miss this chance to improve your game and connect with fellow golf enthusiasts. Get your tickets now for the Green Brook, NJ Golf Clinic Series.

Experience the vibrant energy of the Caribbean at SOCA FETECAMP - CARIBBEAN DANCE FITNESS. This event, taking place on March 23, 2024, at the Mvmt Dance Center in Saddle Brook, offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Caribbean culture through health and fitness. Soca Feteness seamlessly blends the excitement of a Caribbean Carnival or Party (Fete) with dynamic aerobic movements, creating a one-of-a-kind cultural fitness experience. Participants can expect to sweat and groove to infectious rhythms while reaping the benefits of a high-energy workout. Tickets for this unforgettable event are priced between $20 and $30. Don't miss this chance to engage in a fun and invigorating fitness experience that celebrates the spirit of the Caribbean.

Experience the vibrant beats and lively movements of the Caribbean at SOCA FETECAMP - CARIBBEAN DANCE FITNESS. This event, held at Mvmt Dance Center in Saddle Brook, NJ on April 7, 2024, immerses participants in the energetic fusion of Caribbean culture and fitness. SOCA FETECAMP brings the spirit of a Caribbean Carnival to the fitness world, blending high-energy aerobic exercises with the infectious rhythms of the islands. By combining the exhilaration of a Caribbean party (Fete) with a dynamic workout, SOCA FETECAMP offers a unique and cultural fitness experience. Join in the celebration of health and wellness while embracing the essence of the Caribbean. Don't miss this opportunity to sweat, move, and groove to the music - all while fostering a deeper connection to the vibrant Caribbean culture. Ticket prices range from $20 to $30, providing an accessible way to engage in this one-of-a-kind fitness event.

Experience an unforgettable evening of laughter at Jaron Myers Family Friendly Comedy Night in Brooks. Renowned stand-up comedian Jaron Myers, based in Los Angeles, is set to perform at Griffin Park School on April 24, 2024, starting at 6:30 PM. With over 1 million dedicated followers and a staggering 450 million views online, Myers' infectious joy and heartwarming personality create a bond with his audience like no other. Known for his two comedy specials on Amazon Prime, a DryBar comedy special, and co-hosting the popular educational comedy podcast, Things I Learned Last Night, Myers has entertained crowds nationwide and collaborated with major brands such as Google, Meta, Amazon, and Pringles. Secure your tickets for a night of family-friendly fun for only CA$30 and witness firsthand why Jaron Myers is a viral sensation in the comedy world.

DesiFuze x WashU Chaahat Bollywood Shuffle Pop Up Workshop This will be a fun workshop where you can get a great workout in and learn some Bollywood x Shuffle choreography. No prior dance experience is necessary and class is open to ALL levels. Workshop Style: Bollywood x Shuffle Location: Washington University in Saint Louis Campus (Studio TBD) Time: 7-9PM CST ** All tickets are FINAL sale - no refunds available for any reason. ** Information Source: WashU Chaahat | eventbrite

Curatorial Research Assistant Elizabeth Mangone will lead a discussion of the new installation Technological Transformations: Photography and Experimentation, exploring various ways that photographers have pushed the boundaries of the medium from the 19th century through today. Free and open to the public. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Join student educators for interactive tours of the permanent collection that invite discussion of how artists explore our complex relationship to the land—ranging from nineteenth-century landscape paintings and scenes of laborers in the context of colonization and Native histories to contemporary visions of the environment that call us to care for the living world. Free and open to the public. Please check in at the Welcome Desk when arriving for the tour. Support This program is funded in part by the Ken and Nancy Kranzberg Fund and the Trio Foundation. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Join co-curators Meredith Malone and Svea Braeunert as they engage in conversation with four participating artists in the exhibition Seeds: Containers of a World to Come. Carolina Caycedo, Juan William Chávez, Ellie Irons, and Anne Percoco each created newly commissioned artworks for the exhibition. They will discuss their projects as they relate to their respective practices as well a key throughlines in the exhibition. Free and open to the public. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Join us at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum for the opening ofSeeds: Containers of a World to Come. The exhibition aims to spark active and imaginative responses through encounters with visually arresting artworks that reflect on and reframe our understanding of current environmental challenges and our connection to the natural world. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Kemper Art Museum members and WashU faculty, staff, and students are invited to be among the first to view the spring exhibition Seeds: Containers of a World to Come. Members also can enjoy complimentary drinks (two drink tickets per household). Join or renew your membership here. Related Events The member and WashU preview will be followed by an Artists Panel, in Steinberg Auditorium at 5:15 pm and the public opening at 6:30 pm. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Student educators lead interactive tours of this season’s exhibition Seeds: Containers of a World to Come. Learn about the work of ten contemporary artists from a range of geographical and cultural contexts whose practices explore plant-human-land relations. For artists such as Juan William Chávez, Jumana Manna, Cecilia Vicuña, and Emmi Whitehorse, among others, the seed is the kernel, literally and metaphorically, of their investigations into issues of fragility, preservation, and possibility in the face of the global climate crisis. Free and open to the public. Please check in at the Welcome Desk when arriving for the tour. SupportThis program is funded in part by the Ken and Nancy Kranzberg Fund and the Trio Foundation. ParkingView a map and complete parking information here. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Learn about the work of ten contemporary artists from a range of geographical and cultural contexts whose practices explore plant–human–land relations. For artists such as Juan William Chávez, Jumana Manna, Cecilia Vicuña, and Emmi Whitehorse, among others, the seed is the kernel, literally and metaphorically, of their investigations into issues of fragility, preservation, and possibility in the face of the global climate crisis. Free and open to the public. Please check in at the Welcome Desk when arriving for the tour. Support This program is funded in part by the Ken and Nancy Kranzberg Fund and the Trio Foundation. 公众导览： 种子--未来世界的容器 学生导览员将带领公众参观本季展览 “种子”： 未来世界的容器。了解来自不同地域和文化背景的十位当代艺术家的作品，他们的创作实践探索了植物、人类和土地之间的关系。对于Juan William Chávez、Jumana Manna、Cecilia Vicuña和 Emmi Whitehorse等艺术家来说，种子是他们在面对全球气候危机时对脆弱性、保护和可能性等问题进行研究的内核，无论是字面意义还是隐喻意义。 本次互动导览免费向公众开放。参观时请在前台登记。 本项目部分资金由 Ken and Nancy Kranzberg 基金和Trio Foundation提供。 Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Learn about the work of ten contemporary artists from a range of geographical and cultural contexts whose practices explore plant–human–and relations. For artists such as Juan William Chávez, Jumana Manna, Cecilia Vicuña, and Emmi Whitehorse, among others, the seed is the kernel, literally and metaphorically, of their investigations into issues of fragility, preservation, and possibility in the face of the global climate crisis. Free and open to the public. Please check in at the Welcome Desk when arriving for the tour. Support This program is funded in part by the Ken and Nancy Kranzberg Fund and the Trio Foundation. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite

Cultivating seeds is an ancient cultural practice based on the reciprocal relations between humans, plants, and the land. Yet, how exactly does this reciprocity work? Natalie Mueller, assistant professor of Archaeology in Arts & Sciences, will speak on the co-evolutionary relationship between humans and plants with a focus on Indigenous North American worldviews in which particular plants are conceived of as kin, with associated expectations of mutual care. Following the talk, Mueller and Meredith Malone, curator, Kemper Art Museum, will discuss how selected artworks in the exhibition Seeds: Containers of a World to Come illuminate such reciprocity. Information Source: Kemper Art Museum at WashU | eventbrite