Join the Yale Science Diplomats as they present a series of talks on a variety of current and relevant scientific events. This dedicated group of graduate students enjoys making complex scientific topics easily understood by people of all ages. The human eye can detect millions of colors, yet there are many features in the universe that we cannot physically see. In the April edition of Science in the News, we will address a range of biological and man made detectors used to capture information we can’t see, from invisible light to the tiniest particles. Thursday, April 19 at 7pm. Please register.

Come play games with friends, family, or strangers. You do you. Bring your own or play one of the Library’s! Free and open to all. Thursday, Aptril 19 from 7 to 9 pm. Please register.

Explore Art from the Atheneum, an interactive discussion of highlights from the Atheneum’s collections for adults. Participants will learn more about the history of the museum and its diverse holdings through this hour-long exploration using poster reproductions of collection objects. Tuesday, April 24 at 4 pm. Please register.

Join us for a talk and musical excerpts by New Haven Symphony Orchestra violist Yaroslav Kargin featuring Russian music on Tuesday, April 24 at 6:45 pm. Cosponsored by Shoreline Village CT. Please register.