Community Folk Festival — Chase Hall Lounge

Arts event. The two-day event begins with music by Ari & Mia, Plume Giant and Sawyer Lawson. Contradances at 7 and 10:30 p.m. are powered by Perpetual e-Motion and Chase the Fiddlers. FMI freewillfolk@gmail.com.

Sarah's Key — Olin 104

Film. 2010; 111 min. Presented by the Filmboard. $1.

The Laramie Project — Gannett Theater

Theater. Directed by Michelle Schloss '12 and Spencer Collet '13, the Robinson Players present Moisés Kaufman's reality-based piece exploring local reactions to the murder of Matthew Shepard, a University of Wyoming student who was gay. $5 at the door; proceeds support the local LGBTQ advocacy group Outright L/A. FMI mschloss@bates.edu.

Inside Africa Fashion Show — Olin Concert Hall

Fashion event. Traditional and contemporary fashions from Africa are the focus of this new event, hosted by Nicole Kanu '15 and sponsored by the Africana Club. Students model traditional and contemporary apparel from 10 African countries. Music by the Gospelaires and dances are also featured. FMI nkanu@bates.edu

Sarah's Key — Olin 104

Film. 2010; 111 min. Presented by the Filmboard. $1.

Community Folk Festival — Chase Hall Lounge

Arts event. The event continues with workshops, music by the Press Gang and a 2 p.m. contradance featuring Sassafras Stomp FMI freewillfolk@gmail.com.

Sarah's Key — Olin 104

Film. 2010; 111 min. Presented by the Filmboard. $1.

Economic Diversity: What Color is Your Money??? — Pettengill G52

Lecture. As part of the annual Unity Conference, sponsored by Amandla!, Thomas Shapiro speaks on the racial wealth gap. Shapiro, Pokross Professor of Law and Social Policy at Brandeis University's Heller School for Social Policy and Management, is an expert on public policy and racial inequality.

Sarah's Key — Olin 104

Film. (2010; 111 min.) $1.

The Laramie Project — Gannett Theater