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Japanese film icon Ozu Yasujiro, is finally getting the big tribute in Tokyo that other commemorative events this year have been building up to.

The Woodland Camera Forum will present a free photography program by photographer Beth Savidge, on Monday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m., at Norton Hall, 70 Cottonwood St., Woodland.

A Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra season is the outcome of tenacious and dedicated efforts.

Ozu is often perceived to be a uniquely Japanese director with a fascination for the domestic, but in fact he was a wide-ranging movie fan who started out aping US films and rarely had real experiences to parallel the lives of his protagonists, says this February 2010 feature.

Fairy Ring folklore has been shared far and wide for centuries, but what exactly causes these strange fungi formations? You may be surprised to hear that the Bluegrass State is one of the most common places to find mysterious mushroom circles.

What is urban beekeeping? If you are in an urban area, start here to learn more about urban beekeeping problems and how to help your colonies thrive.

Nonprofit event announcements

What gorgeous weather we are having with beautiful sunny, warm days. Buds on trees are swelling, daffodils and other bulbs are poking up their heads. I suspect if this weather continues, soon even the grass could be greening.

Dancing at Folklife Center

At 4 p.m. Sunday, July 23, singer-songwriter Carin Mari will charm you with music inspired by the Colorado mountains where she was born and raised