Film: Tokyo Story
The Subtitles Film Club presents Tokyo Story at Wu Cafe. This 1953 Japanese film is about an aging couple that visits their children in Tokyo. It will be followed by a discussion, and drinks and other refreshments will be served! Come watch this classic movie and unwind after a long last week of classes.
Wu Cafe
Friday, 7 p.m.
Music: Umqombothi Christmas Arch Sing
Eager to discover what one of the newest singing groups on campus has to offer for the holidays? Ever wondered how to wish someone a lovely Christmas in the Shauna? Well, what do you know — here you go: “Uve ne Kisimusi Ranaka! Ube ne Kisimusi limnandi!” Learn more various fun and cheery African phrases this weekend at Umqombothi’s arch sing at 1879 Arch where you are guaranteed “intoxicating” songs and beats. Get ready to jam to some exotic and festive tunes.
1879 Arch
Thursday, 10:30 p.m.
Crafts: Center Stage Student Program Board’s Stuffed Animal Workshop
Feeling lonely this holiday season? Get your crafts on at the Center Stage Student Program Board’s Stuffed Animal Workshop. You’ll have the chance to make a personal and entirely unique stuffed companion to get you through the long winter months. You will also be able to take advantage of free refreshments. Supplies will be limited, so be sure to go early.
Frist Campus Center East TV Lounge
Thursday, 9 p.m.
Concert: Princeton University Sinfonia
Start off the holidays by enjoying some classical music by Princeton’s own Sinfonia. Your ears will delight in the sound of Beethoven’s “Egmont Overture,” the pure folksy fun of Dvorak, the youthful vigor of Brahms and, of course, Vaughan Williams’ beautiful “Greensleeves.” And to please your stomach there will be snacks served afterward.
Richardson Auditorium
Thursday, 8 p.m.
Concert: Ava Luna and Jump Into the Gospel
For some late night indie jams, head to Terrace Club’s last show of 2011. Jump Into the Gospel sets the tone for the night with infectious pop rock melodies. Stick around afterward for headliner Ava Luna, a group that’s been buzzing around Brooklyn with the likes of Twin Sister and Toro y Moi, for some funky doo-wop grooves and harmonies to rival the Dirty Projectors.
Terrace Club
Thursday, 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m.
Campus picks compiled by Neelay Patil, Amy Garland, Lolita De Palma, Chester Dubov, Lakshmi Davey and Lisa Han.
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