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RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL RECREATES ROBIN HOOD LEGEND--May 2. Ohio State
students and faculty will recreate The Legend of Robin Hood at the
23rd annual Medieval and Renaissance Festival on Saturday, May 2
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the South Oval (12th Avenue at College
Road). The goal of the event is to increase appreciation for the
medieval and Renaissance periods and to present a glimpse into the
characters of people of long ago. The festival begins at 11 a.m.
with a Grand Processional through Mirror Lake Hollow. Throughout
the day, costumed performers will entertain visitors with medieval
sword fights, plays, a human chessboard, dances, juggling, magic
and music.
CONTACT: Shelly Bansal, festival steering committee, 688-2674, or
David Strauss, University Honors Center, 292-3135.
COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY PRESENTS FIBER ART EXHIBITION--May 2-Aug.
15. Fiber artist and Ohio State alumnus Robert Hillestad celebrates
stories of lives, histories and cultures with his coats of many
colors. A selection of his unique coats are part of the new
exhibition Choreography in Fiber: The Celebrations of Robert
Hillestad, May 2-Aug. 15, at the Geraldine Schottenstein Wing,
College of Human Ecology, 1787 Neil Ave. A professor emeritus in
the Department of Textiles, Clothing and Design at the University
of Nebraska-Lincoln, Hillestad will discuss his artwork at 12:15
p.m. on May 2 at the Faculty Club. He will be available for
interviews at 2 p.m. at the exhibition. The exhibition is open each
Wednesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
CONTACT: Curator Gayle Strege, curator, Historic Costume and
Textiles Collection, 292-3090.
INTERNATIONAL WEEK CELEBRATES CULTURE--May 2-8. Students
representing some 120 countries and nationalities will showcase
their cultures and lifestyles at the Buckeye World Tour, an
international festival and 5K run on May 3 being held as part of
Ohio State