East Central College

Exhibition: March 27 – April 6
Reception: April 6

Come see the best of this year’s artwork from our area high school students!

Art Gallery
Hansen Hall 121

March 31 – April 1 • Downtown New Haven

https://www.rsfvfestival.com/

The college will be closed on April 7.

April 13 • 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. • HS 100

This Speaker Forum will provide a definition of mental health and present community resources to help families and individuals manage, treat, and improve mental health. The impact of Covid-19 on the mental health of individuals of all ages, the rise in suicide attempts, and various institutions demanding more awareness of the warning signs
to assist suicide prevention have made a direct impact on our perception of mental health and mental illness in our society. The Speaker Forum will feature local mental health agencies and local mental health professionals addressing these contemporary issues and providing a toolkit to help us intervene with our loved ones who are struggling with mental health.

title: Annual Exhibition
exhibition: April 19-May 3
reception: April 27, 5-7pm

End the school year by visiting this showcase of our ECC art students’ work. Chosen from numerous entries, the works in the show were selected because of the quality of the works and the ideas engaged in the work. Come join us to celebrate the hard work and accomplishments of our students!

Art Gallery
Hansen Hall 121

“Run-On Sentence ”
April 20 – 23 • 7:30 p.m. April 24 • 2 p.m.
By: Stacie Lents Directed by: Rachel Tibbetts
“Hope is the most frightening thing…” Run-On Sentence is a comedic drama by Stacie Lents based on the experiences of female prison inmates. Starring original cast member LaWanda Jackson.

Originally commissioned by Prison Performing Arts, the play was initially developed with the playwright & performed by inmates at Women’s Eastern Reception, Diagnostic, and Correctional Center in Vandalia, MO.

Run-On Sentence, tells the story of cellmates whose lives are turned upside down by the arrival of a new inmate. Both moving and funny, the play asks: should people be defined by our worst mistake?

Rated M for mature language and situations