International Conference on Dreams Set
for June 29-July 3; Art Show in University Library

The Psychology Department co-sponsors an international interdisciplinary conference on dreams on campus from Friday, June 29 to Tuesday, July 3. It is open to the public and the campus community is invited to attend. The event is being held in conjunction with the International Association for the Study of Dreams, an interdisciplinary organization of people interested in studying and working with dreams. Some 151 presenters and approximately 350 people are expected to attend the conference. For further details, visit http://www.asdreams.org/2007/index.htm. An art show entitled "The Spirit of the Dream" is on display at the University Library Art Gallery, June 15 - July 2. The reception for the show is Monday, July 2, from 4-5 p.m. For further details about the exhibit, visit http://library.sonoma.edu/about/gallery.html.

Above, is a painting from the University Library exhibit - Margot Forman's "Silver Eels’ Demise," a watercolor on paper.

Love to Sing? Try It at Midsummer Night Sings in July

The Sonoma County Choral Society presents its fifth annual Midsummer Night Sings event, part of Greenfarm’s choral series, on Wednesday evenings from 7-9:45 p.m. in Ives 119. Join in a unique experience of singing great choral works, with only one rehearsal, led by four of the Bay Area’s finest choral conductors.

Each session features a noted conductor working through one or more great works with a choir of local singers ranging in size from 80-120 voices. Advance registration is not necessary. Scores will be available on loan. Fees are collected at the door. Snacks and beverages for break time are provided. Sessions are:

July 11: Haydn 'The Creation,' conductor Jenny Bent, Music Director of Chantons.
July 18: Verdi 'Requiem,' conductor Lynne Morrow, Choral Director Oakland Symphony Chorus.
July 25: Carol's Choral Favorites (Hassler, Bennett, Lauridsen and others), conductor Carol Menke, Music Director Cantiamo.
August 1: Haydn 'Theresienmesse,' conductor Magen Solomon, Music Director San Francisco Choral Artists. 

The cost is $10 per session; $5 students, age 18 and younger. Scores and refreshments provided.  Phone 4-4234 with questions or e-mail sonomachoral@sonoma.edu or visit the Web site at www.sonomachoral.org.