The Curious Role of Images in Early Modern Science November 2
The 17th century is full of well-known printed images, from Galileo’s drawings of the moon to the bulging veins in William Harvey’s arm. Professor Ashworth tackles the important transition of images from emblem to visual record in this scientific exploration at Linda Hall Library.
What the Constitution Means to Me November 2-5
What does the Constitution mean to you? That’s exactly what 15-year-old debater Heidi examines in this hilarious and hopeful new play—tracing the relationship between four generations of women and the founding document that shaped their lives. 
Night at the Arboretum November 3
Calling all ages to the arboretum! Bring your flashlights for a night of planet gazing. Catch Jupiter like you’ve never seen it before, fully illuminated by the sun. Who doesn’t want to spend a night at the arboretum?
BUSA Foundation Benefit November 4
Enjoy elegance, history, and (of course) wine at this annual fundraising benefit. Hermann Farm’s historic Stone Barn will be featuring handpicked wines from master sommelier Doug Frost and JiaMin Dierberg, crafted cocktails, and culinary magic courtesy of the chef Bernie Lee.
The Sound of Music November 4
Free-spirited Maria is coming to the opera stage. This heartwarming classic full of music, family, and von Trapp children is back—and bigger than ever. Don’t miss the new large-scale production of this iconic Broadway show.