Two Piedmonts: Landscapes
of Central Virginia and Italy
Through Sept. 4
University Hospital Lobby
View the works of artist Matalie Griffin Rivard Deane. Ten percent of sales from this exhibit will go toward a nursing scholarship in the name of Phil Slagle, who wanted to be a nurse but didn’t get the chance.
Getting Started with Medicare Benefits
Tues., July 14
11 a.m.-noon
Dining Conference Rooms 1 and 2
Employees approaching retirement will learn about key dates for enrollment, how to work with Medicare if you or your spouse continues to work past age 65, and more. Special speaker is Sally Mank from the Jefferson Board on Aging and the Virginia Insurance Counseling Program. Email TAC8G@virginia.edu or call 243.2643 to register.
Computer Basics: Introduction to Windows XP
Tues., July 14
5-8 p.m.
999 Grove Street
Learn the fundamentals of Windows XP, how to work with a window, use menus and toolbars, work with folders and files, customize the taskbar and start menu. Register via KnowledgeLink. Email Lyn Beach at clb3m@virginia.edu for details.
Tuesday Evening Summer Concert Series
Tues., July 14
8 p.m.
Paramount Theater
Join the Charlottesville Municipal Band for an evening of family fun and great old-fashioned music. Free. charlottesvillemunicipalband.org or 295.9850
Feathered Frolic
Tues., July 14
10:30 a.m.
Central Library
Birdman Dave brings his feathered friends to Jefferson Madison Regional Libraries. Kids of all ages can see bird behavior in action. For additional show times, call 979.7151.
Fridays After Five: Bill Kirchen & the Hammer of the Honky Tonk Gods
Fri., July 17
5:30 p.m.
Charlottesville Pavilion
Bill Kirchen has become widely known as one of the musical elder statesmen of today’s Americana music. charlottesvillepavilion.com
Identifying and Managing Sports Concussions in Young Adults
Sat., July 18
8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Kluge Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Educational conference targeting employees/parents involved in the health and wellbeing of high school athletes. 924.8223 or LNW4D@virginia.edu
