WHAT DO GOLDFISH, THE CAT SCAN, ICE BEER, AND COMPUTER CHIPS HAVE IN COMMON:

CASES I HAVE LITIGATED

Tuesday, June 3
10:00 a.m. at GCC
Program #18261

Fee: $3

Presenter: Ethan Horwitz, Attorney at Law

Attorney Horwitz has practiced Intellectual Property Law for over 30 years and has represented a wide variety of clients, from Fortune 100 Companies to start-ups. He is the author of four treatises published by LexisNexis, including Horwitz on Patent Litigation (3 Vols.) and Horwitz on World Trademark Law (5 Vols.).  He has lectured in various countries around the world and was  named by Law360 as one of the top 50 trial attorneys in the country.

Hear one of the top 50 trial lawyers in the U.S discuss the fascinating cases he has litigated and won.

THE CONCEPT OF REINCARNATION AND PAST LIVES

Wednesday, June 4
10:00 a.m. at MSC
Program #18262

Fee: $3

Presenter: Kristen White is a mystic, shaman, intuitive and teacher.

Our speaker has maintained a private practice for the past twenty-two years helping people find healing, balance, and their own spiritual path.

Program: Have you ever wondered about reincarnation?  Listen to a discussion of the historical and cultural understanding of reincarnation, including contemporary studies and writings about the subject.

VISION TO REALITY: CREATING MEMORABLE BUILDINGS AND SPACES

Tuesday, June 10
10:00 a.m. at GCC
Program #18263

Fee: $3

Presenter: Mitchell Hirsch, Architect, Partner, Pelli Clarke and Partners

Mitchell Hirsch holds a Master of Architecture degree from Yale University. His work includes award-winning designs of concert halls, performing arts centers, universities, and landmark buildings in NYC, Japan and Mexico City. He has taught at Yale University and has been a visiting critic at several architecture schools.

Program: Learn about the process of realizing an architectural vision from inception through construction, illustrated through a number of award-winning buildings, including a CT AIA Building of the Year.

TRIP: BRUCE MUSEUM

Wednesday, June 11
9:00 a.m. at SGC
Program #18264

Fee: $64 including a catered lunch at the Museum.

A docent-led tour of the Jeremy Frey basketry exhibit, featuring over 50 baskets made of raw materials that honor the artist’s ancestors and traditions.

CONCERT: U.S. COAST GUARD

Friday, June 13
10:00 a.m. at EW (Evergreen Woods)
Program #18265

Fee: Free

Program: Be enthralled by the Brass Quintet of the U.S. Coast Guard Band. The Quartet includes two trumpets, horn, trombone, and tuba. They will play selected pieces from their repertoire.