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Blue Ridge Community College events in November

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blue ridge community collegeBlue Ridge Community College calendar items for November. Events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise indicated.

Kinetic Gallery Exhibit: “The Many Faces of Clay”
Through Nov 9; Fine Arts Center lobby
Continuing Education Hand-Built Sculptures by Elizabeth (Liz) Beavers.
Contact: Jennifer Whitmore; [email protected]; 453-2380

Education and Employment Fair
Thursday, Nov 10; 3-6 pm; Plecker Workforce Center
“Careers Start Here: Your Roadmap to Success”. Connect with employers seeking qualified candidates and learn about BRCC programs and training available.
Contact: WCE; [email protected]; 453-2215 

Fine Arts Center Performance: “The Scarlet Pimpernel”
Nov 17-19; 7 pm; Nov 20; 3 pm; Theater V135
Children’s Theater Workshop performance. Adults-$15; students free. Reserve tickets online: brcc.edu/fac.
Contact: Sandi Belcher; [email protected]; ; 453-2216

Fine Arts Center Exhibit: Functional Ceramics/Valley Potters
Through Wednesday, Dec 7. Gallery hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am-4:30 pm
Contact: Jennifer Whitmore; [email protected]; 453-2380

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