<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3qPKVM_1GvWqIqx00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3qPKVM_1GvWqIqx00" width="1200" height="665" >We're remembering our veterans this week, while concerts, art, film, fundraisers and early holiday markets offer plenty of reasons to get out.MONDAY, NOVEMBER 94–5:30pm | Luce Hall | FreeIgor Gretskiy examines how Russian assumptions about Ukraine have shaped its politics and policy.8pm | Café Nine | $10A night of live acoustic music featuring Redd &amp; the Paper Flowers and Allie Burnet &amp; the Proven Winners.8pm | Toyota Oakdale Theatre, Wallingford | TicketedSting revisits his legendary catalog with a stripped-down trio on the 3.0 Tour. Singer-songwriter Chance Emerson opens.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 105–6pm | Branford College | FreeVanessa Mobley offers a look at the difficult editorial decisions that go into publishing at The New York Times.7:30pm | Morse Recital Hall | FreeYale School of Music presents an evening of music by student composer Aaron Levin.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 119–10:30am | The Trinity Bar | Free for veterans, service members, cadets, and one guestTrinity joins VFW New Haven and the American Legion to serve a military-style breakfast of creamed chipped beef over biscuits or sausage patties, home fries, and coffee. The gravy, prepared by Trinity chef Shane Carty and two retired master sergeants, follows a recipe from a 1942 Army cookbook.Gathering 10:45am | Milford City HallMilford marks Veterans Day with a wreath-laying ceremony and a gathering honoring those who served.11am–12pm | New Haven City HallRetired Marine Colonel Adele Hodges delivers the keynote address at New Haven’s Veterans Day ceremony, featuring remarks from elected officials and music by the Cooperative Arts &amp; Humanities High School Band. Wreath-laying ceremonies follow at the World War Memorial on the Green and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Long Wharf Drive.12pm | Humanities Quadrangle | FreeAcclaimed memoirist Melissa Febos explores the art of turning personal experience into writing that reaches beyond the self.12–1pm | Hewitt QuadrangleYale gathers to recognize military veterans and their service during its annual Veterans Day observance.2pm | Elm City’s Cabaret at the Shubert | Free; RSVPThe National Veterans Council for Legal Redress hosts its sixth annual celebration, with tributes, community honors, and live performances by local musicians.6:30pm | College Street Music Hall | $64+A formidable metal lineup brings Trivium, In Flames, Fit for an Autopsy, and Frozen Soul to the same stage.7–9pm | Humanities Quadrangle | FreeGet an early look at filmmaker James Gray’s new drama Paper Tiger starring Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson and Miles Teller ahead of its wider release.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1212pm | Yale Institute of Sacred Music | FreeA talk looks at the relationship between sound and architecture through three synagogues designed by Arnold Brunner.4:30–6pm | Beinecke Library | FreeA reception celebrates a new exhibition exploring Fire!!, the groundbreaking Harlem Renaissance magazine published 100 years ago.6:30–8:30pm | Valor Wines, North Haven | $85Trim a miniature living tree while enjoying the atmosphere of a local winery. The beginner-friendly workshop includes a dwarf jade plant, ceramic pot, tools, and (hopefully) enough instruction to confidently take your new bonsai home.7:30pm | University Theatre | TicketedYale Dramat stages the musical about a Newfoundland town that welcomed thousands of stranded airline passengers in the aftermath of September 11.8pm | Hopper Cabaret | Free with ticketAn original intergalactic adventure brings together puppets, fungi, friendship, songs, and—naturally—kazoos.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 138:30am–7:30pm | Luce Hall | RSVPYale’s Gilder Lehrman Center hosts a timely day of scholarship and discussion examining Haiti, independence, and the revolutionary era.5–7pm | Guilford Art Center, Guilford | FreeMore than 175 artists and makers fill the Art Center’s holiday marketplace with ceramics, jewelry, glass, textiles, and other handcrafted gifts.6:30–9:30pm | BACA Gallery, Branford | $150The Branford Arts &amp; Cultural Alliance kicks off its holiday weekend with an evening celebrating art, community, and the season, ahead of its two-day European holiday market.7:30pm | Woolsey Hall | FreeTwo Ivy League singing traditions meet when the Yale Glee Club and Princeton Glee Club share Woolsey’s stage.8pm | Stella Blues | Cover chargeNew Jersey’s Green Knuckle Material brings a mix of pop-punk and alternative rock to Crown Street, sharing the stage with Splitview.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14Sat, 10am–7pm; Sun, 11am–4pm | BACA Gallery, BranfordBranford’s Main Street takes on the atmosphere of a European holiday market, with local artists, makers, and vendors.10am–4pm | Studios throughout Branford, Guilford and Madison | FreeArtists open their working spaces for a weekend of paintings, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and lots more. It’s an especially good chance to meet your talented and creative neighbors.10am–3pm | Milford Elks Club, MilfordThe Milford Elks host a holiday market featuring local vendors, handmade goods, and seasonal shopping.12pm | Yale Bowl | Ticketed; free admission for veterans and first respondersYale closes its home football schedule against Princeton. It’s both Senior Day and Heroes Day too.6–9pm | Lost in New Haven | TicketedRob Greenberg's museum of incredible New Haven artifacts and curiosities hosts an evening of cocktails, food, and conversation among the exhibits.6–9pm | Fairhaven Furniture | FreeFairhaven Furniture kicks off the holiday season with live music, refreshments, and a photo booth.7pm | John Lyman Center for the Performing Arts | $77 general admissionContemporary jazz trumpeter Rick Braun pays tribute to the music of Chuck Mangione.7–9pm | Trinity on the Green | TicketedLyyra, the all-women vocal ensemble created by the VOCES8 Foundation, brings its intricate harmonies to Trinity for a one-night performance.7:30–9:30pm | Woolsey Hall | $3–$15The Yale Symphony Orchestra explores American music with the Grammy-winning ensemble Eighth Blackbird and the Greater New Haven Community Chorus.8pm | Space Ballroom, Hamden | TicketedColombian musical traditions take center stage with Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto and Carmelo Torres, plus DJ Shaki.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1511am–4pm | Yale Center for British Art | FreeA full-day celebration with storytelling, demonstrations, hands-on activities, poetry, art-making, and food.2–4:45pm | Humanities Quadrangle | FreeAndrzej Wajda’s Man of Marble follows a young filmmaker investigating a celebrated worker whose life reveals terrible truths about the horrors of living under communism in Poland.Written by Daily Nutmeg staff. 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