NCPR Community Calendar

In addition to the Tulip Route, there's lots of special events & entertainment, too. Plus, "A Celebration of Ideas" brings some of the most brilliant thinkers of our time to Ottawa to speak. Novelist Sir Salman Rushdie headlines. www.tulipfestival.ca

At Sol Latino on Public Square, Watertown’s community Mexican restaurant. Public welcome.

In the Hale-Walter Gallery. A reception for the artists takes place May 8th from 5-7pm.

At Montpelier High School, 5 High School Drive. [http://www.newenglandblood.org, 1-800-843-3500 ext 3203]

In Kellas Hall, Room 103. Guest speaker Dr. Kimberly Barrett, vice president of student affairs, University of Montevallo, Alabama, will discuss integrating diversity into curriculum. Public welcome. She'll present a 2nd lecture at 7pm, Thatcher Hall

At the American Legion, 100 Parah Drive. [1-800-GIVE-LIFE, www.newenglandblood.org]

At 60+ Seniors of Hudson Falls & Fort Edward, 78 Oak Street. Walk-ins welcome, appointments recommended.

In Dunn Hall Theater. Free. Public welcome.

In 200 Dunn Hall. Public welcome to hear the strategic business proposals seniors completing their capstone course have developed. Presented by SUNY Potsdam’s Department of Business Administration.

In Dunn Theater. Terry Trueman is the award winning author of "Stuck in Neutral." The event is free and open to the public. [Sponsored by Sheard Literacy Center, SUNY Potsdam Dept of Literacy and private donors.]

Auditions in Satterlee Hall’s College Theater will be on a first come, first served basis. Prepare 16 bars of a classic musical that demonstrates your vocal range; Dress comfortably as you may be asked to stay and dance. [www.cpspotsdam.org]

In the Massena Memorial Hospital Community Education Room. For more information, call the Massena Memorial Hospital Dialysis Center (see phone number below) or Massena Memorial Hospital Public Relations Office at 315-769-4262.

In Thatcher Hall, 2nd Floor. Guest speaker Dr. Kimberly Barrett, vice president of student affairs, University of Montevallo, Alabama, will discuss integrating diversity into curriculum. Public welcome.

In E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium, Hawkins Hall. Film and WRAP Session for the film 'Round Midnight, directed by Bertrand Tavernier. FREE! Co-sponsored with SUNY Plattsburgh Center for Diversity, Pluralism & Inclusion.

Dunn Dance Studio, Dunn Hall. Student works-in-progress.

At Ann’s Fisherman’s Fare, 141 East Broadway, Cape Vincent. (Meets each First Monday of the month.)

Also with The Ruby Suns, and The Breaking In. ($10)