GCC celebrates the arts! Join us for an evening of performances and exhibits:

5pm Dance performance, Sloan Theater
5:15-6:45pm Locally Grown 2, one-act theatrical production, Sloan Theater
6:45-7pm Chorus performance, South Gallery
7-8:30pm Contemporary Music Ensemble, S358 Music Room
7-9pm Annual Art Student Exhibit opening, South Gallery

Reception for GCC’s 2018 Annual Student Art Exhibit, in the South Gallery April 19-May 10. The exhibit represents the culmination of student artwork created in the 2017-18 academic year and includes painting, drawing, photography, computer arts, video, and more. Everyone is welcome!

Join us for a screening of The Mask You Live In, a documentary about harmful notions about masculinity in United States culture.

This Connecticut bus trip with guide Richard Little will be an excellent way to celebrate spring. There will be two destinations:Yale’s Peabody Museum of Natural History (New Haven) and Dinosaur State Park (Rocky Hill).

Celebrate Spring Week with a live performance by the GCC Vocal Jazz Ensemble—all while enjoying free fajitas and a smoothie bar! Bring a personal care item or non-perishable food item to donate to the Food Pantry.

Student Senator Dadrian Bernard is creating a textbook donation and trade program on campus to assist students in obtaining used textbooks. Donate your used textbooks and help your fellow students save some money!

What’s on your mind? Stop by for a free dinner, dessert and conversation with retiring GCC President Bob Pura.

Celebrate Spring Week on the patio with free food, ice cream and a printing press from 12-1pm and bumper cars from 11am-3pm!

GCC faculty discuss current topics in science, technology, engineering and math. Jay Gump, Ph.D., talks about cancer.

A special information session for anyone interested in our Certified Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide programs. Our graduates are employed in long term care facilities, home health agencies, hospitals and rehabilitation programs, adult day programs, assisted living centers, hospice and other community health settings.

RSVP online if you plan to attend!

11th annual fundraiser to honor the contributions of women and raise awareness about violence and sexual assault on campuses and in our community. Presented by the Friends of NELCWIT, featuring live jazz music, silent auction, cash bar, buffet dinner and featured speaker Ellen Story. All guests will be asked for a meaningful donation to support NELCWIT’s programs. Register online at https://pownelcwit2018.eventbrite.com.

GCC Theater presents Locally Grown 2: An Evening of One-Act Plays, three acts written by local playwrights and performed by GCC students and community members. Featured plays include “Have You Seen Charlie,” “The Traitr,” and “Another God Play Involving Plywood.” Tickets are $5/$10 (students & seniors/general public) at the door. Reserve your seats online!

Join Tony Reiber and the Permaculture Club to plant an orchard at Greenfield Community College! 20 trees will be planted just beyond the Outdoor Learning Lab. You’ll learn something about permaculture principles, horticulture, Earth Day, and more. Free food outside on the Core Patio from 12-1pm.

GCC Theater presents Locally Grown 2: An Evening of One-Act Plays, three acts written by local playwrights and performed by GCC students and community members. Featured plays include “Have You Seen Charlie,” “The Traitr,” and “Another God Play Involving Plywood.” Tickets are $5/$10 (students & seniors/general public) at the door. Reserve your seats online!

GCC Theater presents Locally Grown 2: An Evening of One-Act Plays, three acts written by local playwrights and performed by GCC students and community members. Featured plays include “Have You Seen Charlie,” “The Traitr,” and “Another God Play Involving Plywood.” Tickets are $5/$10 (students & seniors/general public) at the door. Reserve your seats online!

Thinking about signing up for an online course next semester? You may be wondering what to expect, as well as what is expected of you that might be different from an in-person class. Find out about the pitfalls to watch for, the resources to draw on when you struggle, and how to maximize the benefits of online learning.

Have you hit a bump in the road? Maybe your first round of exams didn’t go as well as you expected, or that paper didn’t earn the grade you thought it would? Don’t get down on yourself—failure doesn’t have to be a bad thing! In this workshop you will learn how to “fail well” and to use failure as motivation for future success.

Thinking about signing up for an online course next semester? You may be wondering what to expect, as well as what is expected of you that might be different from an in-person class. Find out about the pitfalls to watch for, the resources to draw on when you struggle, and how to maximize the benefits of online learning.

Have you hit a bump in the road? Maybe your first round of exams didn’t go as well as you expected, or that paper didn’t earn the grade you thought it would? Don’t get down on yourself—failure doesn’t have to be a bad thing! In this workshop you will learn how to “fail well” and to use failure as motivation for future success.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Archibald Macleish Collection, featuring poets Dennis Finnell and Susie Patlove. Free and open to the public.