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Work week got you too busy to catch the latest events put on by

IdeaFestival

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? Here are a few we recommend you don’t miss!

1. Mudbloods tonight from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Muhammad Ali Center

Hey you Harry Potter fans, you definitely won’t want to miss this feature directed by Farzad Sangari, Mudbloods, which follows UCLA’s Quidditch team as they make their way to the Fifth Annual Quidditch World Cup in New York City. Mudbloods is 89 minutes long with a Q&A with to follow the screening. Tickets can be purchased

here

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2. Taste of Innovation + Bourbon tonight from 5:45-8 p.m. at Churchill Downs

Celebrate hump day with this networking extravaganza where chefs, Bourbon distillers, and mixologists will be offering their favorite food, drinks, desserts, and bourbon overlooking the track. Tickets are $40 and can be purchased at the door or online

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3. Surviving the Great Zombie Apocalypse tomorrow from 3-4 p.m. at Kentucky Center

How are YOU going to survive The Great Zombie Apocalypse? Find out from mathematician, Sarah Eichhorn and neurobiologist, Andrea Nicholas, as they break down how math and science can help us survive a zombie apocalypse. If you’re not so convinced on to fend off zombies, then you should still come as they will share how their research can also be applied to present-day natural disasters, diseases, etc. For more information, click

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4. Smarter Than You Think with Clive Thompson Friday from 3-4 p.m. at the Kentucky Center

Clive Thompson is certainly smarter than you think. Listen to the

Wired

and

New York Times

writer talk about the fascinating history of technological innovation through contemporary times to see just how exactly we have adapted to all this technological change. For more information, click

here

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5. IdeaFestival After Party & Trolley Hop at ReSurfaced Friday from 5-11 p.m.

   Start your Friday night with IdeaFestival’s After Party & Trolley Hop at ReSurfaced with a performance by Jalin Roze along with beer, wine, local food trucks, Heine Bros, and the coolest people in Louisville. For more information, click

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