Berman Museum: Between Archive and Afterlife, Haitian Painting
Haitian paintings from the Berman's own permanent collection, looking at painting and politics after the dictatorship. Runs through November 24, free, Wednesday through Sunday afternoons.
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Berman Museum: Emily Wells, Fever
A multi-media installation made by visiting artist-in-residence Emily Wells together with Ursinus students, on view at the Berman through November 24. Free, Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 4.
Berman Museum: Rebecca Rutstein, Universal Nature
Colorful contemporary paintings by Rebecca Rutstein fill the Berman Museum through November 24. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 4, and admission is free.
Ursinus Wind Ensemble: Halloween Spectacular at the Berman
The Ursinus Wind Ensemble plays Night on Bald Mountain, Danse Macabre and music from Harry Potter and The Nightmare Before Christmas inside the Berman Museum. Free, costumes encouraged, kids welcome, with family activities and snacks.
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Made Over Time: James Atkins and Dane Tilghman
Two long-career painters, James Atkins and Dane Tilghman, share the walls at Moody Jones Gallery on York Road. The show runs through November 13 and the gallery is open Thursday to Saturday, noon to 5.
Thanksgiving Food Drive
The market collects food on its open days from mid October to the middle of November, ahead of Thanksgiving. Bring something along when you come for the produce stands.
Olivia Fredricks: Corner of My Eye at Arcadia's Harrison Gallery
An exhibition by Olivia Fredricks hangs in Arcadia's Harrison Gallery through Nov. 22. The gallery is open whenever University Commons is: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekdays, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekends.
