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The �������� presents “Countable/Uncountable: Jacoub Reyes,” Sept. 30-Oct. 31 at the Webber Gallery, Ocala Campus, 3001 S.W. College Road. This solo exhibition features a mix of prints and original hand-cut woodblocks. The prints comment on current events and look at the past, present and future through a mixture of religious and secular iconography to address pain, trauma, loss and the hope of a more inclusive future. Reyes sees the artwork as “finding a common thread that ties us together.”

Reyes is a multi-disciplinary artist living and working in Orlando. He has been featured in several publications such as The American Institute of Graphic Arts and Centric and Artborne magazines. Reyes is also a recipient of the Southern Graphics International grant award, J.R. Hopes scholarship, Master Scrounge Printer award by Ke Francis and other accolades. He is currently a year-long artist-in-residence at Maitland Art Center.

Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. The gallery is closed Saturday, Sunday and college-observed holidays. The public is invited to a reception on Thursday, Oct. 3, from 5-7 p.m. The exhibit and reception are free.

For additional information, call 352-873-5809.

High school seniors and incoming and current college students interested in getting assistance with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid can attend a workshop on Wednesday, Oct. 2, from 2-6 p.m. at the �������� Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus, 15390 N.W. Highway 19, Chiefland.

Students under the age of 24 are strongly encouraged to attend with their parent or guardian. Required documents to bring include the student’s photo identification, parents’ and student’s 2018 income tax returns and all W-2s, Social Security numbers and dates of birth of parents and student, and records of all 2018 untaxed income.

Space is limited. Register at www.��������.edu/fafsaworkshop. For more information, call 352-658-4077.

The Appleton Museum of Art, ��������, will host a jazz concert featuring The Greg Snider Quartet on Thursday, Oct. 10, 7-9 p.m.

Led by �������� Professor and Saxophonist Greg Snider, the quartet will take guests on a musical journey through the history of the Harlem Jazz Age. This concert is inspired by the jazz imagery in Sharon Kerry-Harlan’s art quilts, on view through Oct. 20 in her solo exhibition “Urban Chatter.”

Tickets are $10 for Appleton members; $15 for nonmembers. Tickets must be purchased in advance at  or by visiting . Cash bar will be available.

Owned and operated by the ��������, the Appleton Museum of Art is located at 4333 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, east of downtown on SR 40 (exit 352 east off I-75 or exit 268 west off I-95). Parking is free. For more information, call the Appleton Museum of Art at 352-291-4455 or visit .

�������� Theatre will present “Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express” Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 17-19, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 20, at 3 p.m. in the Dassance Fine Arts Center, 3001 S.W. College Road.

This production is adapted by Ken Ludwig, directed by �������� Associate Professor Dr. Kathleen Downs, and produced by special arrangement with Samuel French. The show is set in December 1935 when famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot’s train becomes trapped in deep snow and he is called on to solve a murder that occurred in a first-class sleeping car the night before.

Agatha Christie drew on her time treating Belgian soldiers during World War I to create the character of the fastidious, eccentric Hercule Poirot, whom she describes as a celebrated veteran of the war. “Murder on the Orient Express” specifically emerged from Christie’s fascination with the train route, which she rode first in 1928, and her time in Turkey and the Middle East. She wrote the novel almost entirely in a room at the Pera Palace Hotel in Istanbul.

In 1926, Christie disappeared for 11 days, spurring a media sensation and a manhunt that even involved fellow author Arthur Conan Doyle. She was found alive and well at a hotel and spa in Harrogate. Today, biographers attribute the disappearance to an emotional crisis following the death of her mother.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for nonstudents. �������� students, faculty and staff are free with �������� identification. For tickets and more information, call the �������� Box Office at 352-873-5810 or visit www.tickets.cf.edu. The box office is located in lobby of the Fine Arts Center and is open from Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. and an hour before show time.

The Appleton Museum of Art, ��������, announces its 2019-2020 After Hours schedule. Enjoy music, food and fun at this annual series of musical performances.

The series kicks off in October with an Oktoberfest band, Alpine Express, that entertains audiences with singing, yodeling, audience-participation and more. The high-energy show consists of traditional Oktoberfest music, along with unique folk instruments that may include alphorns, cowbells, the Holzanes G’Lächter (member of the xylophone family) and a singing saw. In December, Marina Tucker of Imperial String Quartet will present selections from the 1800s and other era-appropriate music in combination with the special exhibition “Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism Through the French Lens.” New to the Appleton’s stage, Chris McNeil will entertain guests in February with Southern influenced guitar-playing and singing. Last but not least, the Appleton welcomes back the popular duo Gosia and Ali for a performance in April showcasing the flute, acoustic guitar and vocals.

Admission is $5 for Appleton members; $15 for nonmembers. Tickets are available at  or by visiting . Seating for each event is limited to 250. Doors open at 5 p.m. and music begins at 5:30 p.m. Food service and cash bar ends at 7 p.m. For questions, contact AppletonMuseum@cf.edu.

2019-2020 Concert Schedule

Thursdays, 5-8 p.m.

Oct. 3: Alpine Express (Oktoberfest)
Dec. 12: Marina Tucker, Imperial String Quartet
Feb. 6: Chris McNeil
April 2: Gosia and Ali

This season of After Hours has been generously sponsored by �����Ի���.

Owned and operated by the ��������, the Appleton Museum of Art is located at 4333 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, east of downtown on SR 40 (exit 352 east off I-75 or exit 268 west off I-95). Parking is free. For more information, call the Appleton Museum of Art at 352-291-4455 or visit .

�������� will remain closed through Wednesday due to the uncertainty of Hurricane Dorian. This closing is for all sites, including the Ocala Campus, Citrus Campus, Levy Campus, Hampton Center, Appleton Museum and Vintage Farm, as well as online classes.

Please continue to monitor the �������� website (), traditional media and social media for additional updates.

The �������� has an additional option for students who missed registration for classes that started on Aug. 19. Students can now register for the new September Start Semester, which includes 12 weeks of courses Sept. 16 through Dec. 6.

Students are encouraged to stop by ��������’s Enrollment Services Department in the Bryant Student Union, Building 5, to receive assistance with the admissions process. Students can also get assistance with financial aid, placement testing, academic advising or course registration for the September Start Semester.

“We are happy to offer students who missed the fall registration deadline an opportunity to still take classes,” said Dr. Raphel Robinson, director of Admissions and Student Recruitment. “There are a variety of reasons that prevent students from starting in August, so having this additional option helps students jump right in and take classes so they don’t have to wait.”

�������� offers semester choices for students ranging between six and 16 weeks in the fall, spring and summer.

For more information, email admissions@��������.edu or call 352-873-5800, ext. 5802.

�������� is hosting a Dual Enrollment Application Workshop for high school students who are interested in taking classes in the Spring Semester. The workshop will be held on Saturday, Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the �������� Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus 15390 N.W. Highway 19, Chiefland.

Dual Enrollment provides enhanced learning opportunities for qualified high school students to accelerate their education through college courses. Session topics include student expectations, registration process and more. Interested students should bring a parent or guardian, Social Security number, PERT, ACT or SAT scores and high school transcripts.

For more information, contact Leah Gamble at 352-658-4077, ext. 2118, or gamblel@��������.edu.

�������� will resume its full schedule of classes, events and business operations on Thursday, Sept. 5.

�������� will remain closed through Wednesday due to the uncertainty of Hurricane Dorian. This closing is for all sites, including the Ocala Campus, Citrus Campus, Levy Campus, Hampton Center, Appleton Museum and Vintage Farm, as well as online classes.

Please continue to monitor the �������� website (), traditional media and social media for additional updates.