Through January 25
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
Visual Arts and Technology Center Gallery, 950 Lewis at Dewey St. An art exhibit entitled "Selected Works 2007, Visual Arts Student Exhibition" will be on display. Juried by full-time faculty from hundreds of entries, the exhibit features a collected sampling of the best student work from both fine arts and digital design programs of the Visual Arts and Technology department. Gallery hours are Mon.-Thurs., 8 a.m.-9 p.m. and Fri.-Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Wednesday, November 14
NORTHWEST VISTA COLLEGE
6:30 p.m., Pecan Hall 218. African dance. Robin Getter has taught African and Afro-Jazz dance for 220 years, most recently through her school, Robin Getter School of Rhythms and Dance.

Thursday, November 15
NORTHWEST VISTA COLLEGE
11 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Student Lounge, Huisache Hall. Musical performance by ZAFRA, an Austin-based acoustic duo specializing in folk and pop music from all over Latin America. Songs are performed in their original languages, Spanish or Portuguese.

NORTHWEST VISTA COLLEGE
5:30 p.m., MLH 102. Film: Soldados de Salamina (Soldiers of Salamina). Synopsis: When the professor and writer Lola Sánchez is assigned to write a column in the newspaper about the Spanish Civil War, she researches and finds for the first time about the shooting of a fascist soldier supporter of Franco. Soon she will find out that the categorical division of good and evil, heroes and villains, winners and losers, is not an easy line to draw, especially, during a civil war. Based on a true story. In Spanish and Catalan with English subtitles. Contact: Pilar Damron @ mdamron@mail.accd.edu

Thursday, November 15
NORTHEAST LAKEVIEW COLLEGE
1 p.m., Library, 8300 Pat Booker Road. Announcement and presentation of "The Big Read of an Enlightened Community." Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. NLC and its primary partners, Judson ISD, Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union and the Randolph Metrocom Chamber of Commerce will bring together surrounding communities to revitalize reading for pleasure and enlightenment.

PALO ALTO COLLEGE
2:30 p.m., Also Friday, November 16 at 7:30 p.m. Gallery 100, Fine Arts Building. Palo Alto ...On Stage presents "Talking With...a series of monologues by Jane Martin. Free admission. No children under 12 admitted.

NORTHWEST VISTA COLLEGE
6:30-8 p.m., Banquet Room. “Student/Parent Tax Issues.” Northwest Vista College will hold several financial literacy workshops for the community in the coming months on topics that range from college financial aid to buying a home. This project is a collaboration of Northwest Vista College, the City of San Antonio, San Antonio CPA Society and Zachry Construction. Northwest Vista College faculty will conduct the training for those workshops that will take place at the College. Additional classes will be held at various sites around the city. Much of the curriculum for these courses comes from Fannie Mae and Wells Fargo. Admission is free and open to the public. For more information about the workshops, please contact Robert McWhorter at 348-2188 or rmcwhorter@mail.accd.edu.

Friday, November 16
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
7 p.m., Loftin Student Center mall area. Film: "The Fountainhead," an outdoor movie on a giant screen. Bring your lawn chair. Open to the public with a $1 admission. Free to SAC students with ID. Presented by the SAC Office of Student Life.

Friday and Saturday, November 16-17
ST. PHILIP'S COLLEGE
November 16-17, 8 p.m.; November 18, 2:30 p.m.,Watson Fine Arts Center Theatre, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," by Edward Albee. Presented by the SPC Department of Fine Arts and directed by Vincent Hardy. For more information call Nina McGrath at 531-4704.

Saturday, November 17
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
10 a.m., Visual Arts and Technology Center, Room 120. Henry B. Gonzalez Awards ceremony presented by the SAC Public Administration club. Special guests: Congressman Charlie Gonzalez; Luis Alvarez, National Urban Fellows, INc.; Professor Norma Cantu, UT Austin Law School; Mr. and Mrs. James Gray, Rialto Studio; American Sunrise Learning Center; Tom Campos; and Gary Pinion. RSVP to 733-2888

SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
6-9 p.m., Parking lot between the Candler Physical Education Center and the Scobee Planetarium and Observatory. "Howl at the Moon" observing session. View the night sky at the observatory as well as through a dozen telescopes made available by the San Antonio Astronomical Association. If it is cloudy or raining, the session will be cancelled. For more information, contact Bryan Snow or Bob Kelley at 733-2910.

Sunday, November 16
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
4-5:30 p.m., Arneson river Theatre at La Villita Historic Arts Village, South Alamo at Nueva streets, downtown San Antonio. "Gotta Dance." The performance will feature 40 JOVEN students ages 5 to 14 who have been choreographed and coached by their won cultural arts coordinator Chayon Champion, as well as SAC Performance Dance students participating in a service-learning project. $5 donation; ticket sales benefit the non-profit JOVEN agency. Contact JOVEN at 924-0330 or SAC Dance at 733-2763.

Monday, November 19
NORTHWEST VISTA COLLEGE
6:30 pm Huisache Hall, Student Lounge. Middle Eastern Dance. Karen Barbee Adkisson is the owner of Karavan Studio and the principal choreographer for the Karavan Dance Company.