Join the adventure!
Looking for an opportunity to dress up after dark? This Friday and Saturday provide a chance to dig out the frills and enjoy...
Artist’s Corner, March 10
Emma Brooks Graphic Design “I kind of think of design like a puzzle. There are so many options that you...
All in the family: the 5 Browns to perform on Saturday
It’s not often that every child in a family plays the same instrument, much less that they all play well...
Arts Calendar for March 10
Thursday, March 10 Faculty Recital: Solomia Soroka & Philip Silver 8 p.m., Goshen College Music Center, Rieth Recital Hall Friday,...
Women’s Choir set for spring break tour
The Goshen College World Music Choir is hitting the road. The women’s group, led by choir director Deb Brubaker, will...
Artist’s Corner – Hannah Sandvold
“I absorb things from art history and things I’m learning about, like a lot of the realistic artists throughout time....
Arts Calendar – Feb. 17
Friday, Feb. 18 Concerto-Aria Concert 7:30 p.m., Sauder Concert Hall Saturday, Feb. 19 Winter Mainstage: Translations 8 p.m., Umble Center...
Album Review: Kiss Each Other Clean
“Kiss Each Other Clean,” is the latest album from Iron & Wine, released Tuesday, Feb. 8. The album is a...
Student musicians to be showcased in 51st annual concerto-aria
On Friday night, Feb. 18, Sauder Concert Hall will be alive with the sound of music as the 51st annual...
Artist’s Corner: Lauren Treiber
“cracked or fragmented jagg’d edges on a bed i’m afloat broke stone song sieze your toking color coordination marry horoscope...
Album Review: Low County Blues
A long-haired, tattooed 63-year-old man who has more accolades to his name than one can even fathom, Gregg Allman is...
Arts Calendar Feb. 10
Feb 11, Friday Winter Mainstage – Translations by Brian Friel, directed by Tamera Izlar 8:00 pm, Umble Center Angie and...
Poet’s Corner 2/10
Premiums By Lewis Caskey we cry out– the name of the game where dad and I would race pushing our...
Winter mainstage poses questions of language, culture, community
The winter mainstage, “Translations” by Brian Friel, is a play steeped in historical and cultural significance. It explores the tensions...
Faculty Recital: Christopher Fashun
Christopher Fashun’s hard work is about to pay off. Fashun, who joined the music faculty last fall as an associate...
