Come and enjoy a trip to the great windy city of Chicago.  Enjoy the lights festival on the famous Michigan Avenue on Saturday, then tour and shop all day Sunday. Bus leaves the Studio Arts parking lot at 8:30 a.m. Students $50. Non-students $120. Sign up at the UTIC.

Ross Copperman is known for his sweeping melodies and spacious choruses, but his emotive, scuffed-up voice bestows an intimacy that makes each song feel as if it were written for the listener alone. His music has landed itself in TV shows such as ER, One Tree Hill, The Ghost Whisperer and more. Signed to Sony BMG UK, his first single “All she wrote” has debuted on MTV UK.

It’s good drinking music. It's a cabaret and an entertainment extravaganza. Those are just some of the ways to describe the songs that the funny musician/entertainer, Pat McCurdy, writes and performs. Hailing from Milwaukee, he is a returning UW-Green Bay favorite.

Everyone loves the brutal game of hockey. Whether you are looking for a night out on the town or want to see some guys get thrown into the glass, come cheer on the Green Bay Gamblers!
Students $6. Non-students $12. Sign up at the UTIC.

When comedic talents are applied to the world of sex education, Maria Falzone’s lecture “Sex Rules” is produced. Serious sexual subjects such as safer sex, alcohol free sex, and more are all discussed in a frank and funny manner. Her show sends the message that sex should be fun and satisfying emotionally as well as physically.

Derek Hughes is an actor, comedian and magician all rolled up into one hilarious unique routine that has audiences rolling in the aisles. He has worked with magician David Blaine and has appeared on CSI: New York and in Mr. Deeds. Called “Thoroughly Entertaining” by the New York Times, Hughes will leave you wanting more.

 Kira Soltanovich has kept television and club audiences laughing for over a decade. As a series regular on the hit hidden camera show Girls Behaving Badly, she is also a recurring character as the voice of Phony Photo Booth on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. As an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, she has plenty to laugh about. "Like most kids, my parents took me to Disneyland …not for the rides, for the lines. They assumed there’d be food at the end of them."