From a panel discussion on migrants to a Carlos Santana Tribute, there's plenty to enjoy in Evanston this week. Read on for a rundown of ideas for how to fill your calendar.
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Nations of Migrants: Panel and Conversation
If you're interested in the migration crisis, this panel discussion at the Block Museum is for you. Featured speakers and experts will cover a wide range of issues, including the paths migrants take, the rights of immigrant children as it applies to the U.S./Mexico border and the process of resettlement.
When: Thursday, February 28, 6-7:30 p.m.
Where: Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University, 40 Arts Circle Drive
Admission: Free
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Leni Stern Trio
Don't miss Leni Stern at Space this Thursday. Known for genre-defying music that blends jazz, blues and African folk, Stern will be joined by her regular New York City-based trio--consisting of Mamadou Ba and Alioune FayeStern. Considered a folk hero in Mali, Stern's other credits include being named to Guitar Magazine's list of 50 Sensational Female Guitarists and performing last year at Austin's South By Southwest.
When: Thursday, February 28, 8-11 p.m.
Where: Space, 1245 Chicago Ave.
Admission: $10 (GA Limited Seating - Students); $17 (GA Limited Seating); $27 (Reserved Table Seat)
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The Lotus Kings
Finally, join the Lotus Kings this Sunday for a trip through Carlos Santana's greatest hits. This All-Star Tribute to Santana features guitarist Steven Kikoen, Brazilian performer Cecy Santana on vocals and drummer Paul Wertico (who happens to be winner of seven Grammys).
When: Sunday, March 3, 7-10:30 p.m.
Where: Space, 1245 Chicago Ave.
Admission: $15 (Standing Room Only); $20 (GA Seated); $28 (Reserved Table Seat)
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