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Early Music
November 1, 2008
Celina First Church of God
7:00 P.M.
Alegría is a guitar and lute duo formed in 2007 by Lawrence Pitzer, a longtime teacher of classical guitar and lute in the Springfield, Ohio
area and Leslie Arendt, a “once in a lifetime” student of his. The Spanish word “Alegría” translates as joy, which describes what the two
performers feel while making music, and hopes to share with their audience.
Lawrence Pitzer has been the classical guitar teacher at Wittenberg University since 1970, he started the guitar department at Wright State
University in 1972 (between 1972 and 1985), and currently also teaches at Cedarville University. He has studied guitar with Miguel Abloniz,
Loris Chobanian, and Jeffery Van, and studied lute with Paul O’Dette and Ronn Macfarlane. Besides being a member of Alegría Mr. Pitzer
also performs with “Wind in the Woods” an early music ensemble in the Dayton, Ohio area.
Leslie Arendt is a home school graduate and has studied guitar and lute with Mr. Pitzer since 2003. Leslie is also an accomplished harpist
and plays in the Springfield area regularly. She designs and reproduces period clothing when not practicing her many instruments.
November 1, 2008
Celina First Church of God
7:00 P.M.
Alegría is a guitar and lute duo formed in 2007 by Lawrence Pitzer, a longtime teacher of classical guitar and lute in the Springfield, Ohio
area and Leslie Arendt, a “once in a lifetime” student of his. The Spanish word “Alegría” translates as joy, which describes what the two
performers feel while making music, and hopes to share with their audience.
Lawrence Pitzer has been the classical guitar teacher at Wittenberg University since 1970, he started the guitar department at Wright State
University in 1972 (between 1972 and 1985), and currently also teaches at Cedarville University. He has studied guitar with Miguel Abloniz,
Loris Chobanian, and Jeffery Van, and studied lute with Paul O’Dette and Ronn Macfarlane. Besides being a member of Alegría Mr. Pitzer
also performs with “Wind in the Woods” an early music ensemble in the Dayton, Ohio area.
Leslie Arendt is a home school graduate and has studied guitar and lute with Mr. Pitzer since 2003. Leslie is also an accomplished harpist
and plays in the Springfield area regularly. She designs and reproduces period clothing when not practicing her many instruments.
Saturday, October 25, 2008 we had a fun filled day of face painting, kirigami, poi, and hula hoop dancing!
Face Painting: Local artists Kat Koeller and Stacia Dine-Axe painted faces using professional grade, hypoallergenic face paints.
Become a tiger, a butterfly, a superhero or just a more amazing you!
Kirigami: a variation of origami where the artist is allowed to make small cuts in the paper (from Japanese kiru= to cut, kami=
paper). Local artist Sara Kelley will be instructing
Poi: a form of juggling or object manipulation ball and a length of string or rope. The poi balls are swung in circular patterns,
comparable to club-twirling.
Hula Hoop Dancing: local dance troupe The Hypnotic Hips instructed children how to manipulate the Hula Hoop in 5 new exciting
tricks.
Face Painting: Local artists Kat Koeller and Stacia Dine-Axe painted faces using professional grade, hypoallergenic face paints.
Become a tiger, a butterfly, a superhero or just a more amazing you!
Kirigami: a variation of origami where the artist is allowed to make small cuts in the paper (from Japanese kiru= to cut, kami=
paper). Local artist Sara Kelley will be instructing
Poi: a form of juggling or object manipulation ball and a length of string or rope. The poi balls are swung in circular patterns,
comparable to club-twirling.
Hula Hoop Dancing: local dance troupe The Hypnotic Hips instructed children how to manipulate the Hula Hoop in 5 new exciting
tricks.
The Wright State University Lake Campus Junior Scholars program recently hosted their second session of the year at New Bremen High
School’s James F. Dicke Auditorium. Students were entertained by Wright State University’s Chamber Choir, conducted by Dr. Hank Dahlman.
The group performed popular and upbeat songs for the young crowd who treated each performance piece to cheers and loud applauses. The
Chamber Choir consists of Wright State students, most of them non-music majors, but talented singers who enjoy performing. Dahlman
stressed to the students that music is a great way to get involved in collegiate activities.
The following schools brought a total of 125 students to the event: Antwerp, Houston, Marion Local, Minster, New Bremen, New Knoxville,
Parkway, St. Henry, St. Marys and Waynesfield-Goshen.
School’s James F. Dicke Auditorium. Students were entertained by Wright State University’s Chamber Choir, conducted by Dr. Hank Dahlman.
The group performed popular and upbeat songs for the young crowd who treated each performance piece to cheers and loud applauses. The
Chamber Choir consists of Wright State students, most of them non-music majors, but talented singers who enjoy performing. Dahlman
stressed to the students that music is a great way to get involved in collegiate activities.
The following schools brought a total of 125 students to the event: Antwerp, Houston, Marion Local, Minster, New Bremen, New Knoxville,
Parkway, St. Henry, St. Marys and Waynesfield-Goshen.
India Day
May 13, 2009
Lake Campus Cafeteria
To view more about India Day click Here or on the image to the left.
May 13, 2009
Lake Campus Cafeteria
To view more about India Day click Here or on the image to the left.
| History of Events |
2008-2009
Early Music-Lute
Hypnotic Hips
WSU Chamber Choir-Junior Scholars
Ray McNiece-Junior Scholars and Public Performance
Spring Kids' Art Day
India Cultural Day-Cuisine, Lecture, and Dance
Muleskinner Band
Grand Lake Symphony Concert
Art21 Screening
Art in the Park
India Day
May 2007 Art Festival
Grace O'Malley-Pirate and Mary Draper Ingles-Pioneer Mother portrayed by Karen Vuranch
Jocelyn & Logan Tingley-Magicians
String Ensemble
Cool Jazz with Dr. Dane Daniel
"The Cocktail Party" Film with creators Dr. David Wilson and Brandon Duncan
Hypnotic Hips Dance Troupe
Muleskinner Band
Amil Tellers Children's Theatre "Alice in Wonderland"
High Jinks
Chris and Joe-Appalachian music
Moroccan-Andalusian Orchestra
Arts and Crafts Booths
Student Art and Poetry Awards
Children's Activity Room
2005-2006
Michelle Cornell-storyteller-1 week In-school residency
Local Girls
Grande Romanza-Broadway Musical selections
Diane Williams-Flute
Wild Carrot-folk music
Mad River Theatre-"Davey Crocket"
2004-2005
Prairie Orchard-folk-plus 1 week In-school residency
Solaris-variety of music
Early Interval-Renaissance music
Mule Skinner Band-Bluegrass
Brad Sowash Ensemble
2003-2004
Hank Fincken as Johnny Appleseed-plus 2 week In-school residency
Massenkoff Russian Dance
Queen City Brass
Stark Raven Irish Quintet
Barbara Baily Hutchinson-guitar humerous songs
2002-2003
Kuniko Yamamoto-Japanese Storyteller plus 2 week In-school residency
Loston Harris Jazz Quartet
Moscow Boys Choir
Cleveland Duo and James Umble-Piano, Violin, Saxophone
Four Hands and a Voice by George
2001-2002
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra
Marilyn Price-puppeteer-2 week In-school residency
Celtic Core
Paul Laurence Dunbar Chorale
Eiji Hashimoto-Harpsichord
Tamburitzans-Eastern European music/dance
2000-2001
Moscow Nights (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Troupe America Inc.-"A Christmas Carol"
Grand Derangement
John Henry
Yiddishe Cup Klezmer Band
1999-2000
Footworks
Charged Particles (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Jack Daniels O.S.C. Band
Dayton Phil. String Quartet
Nuclear Whales
1998-1999
BalletMet Columbus
Bakra Bata
VoiceBox
Emerald Winds
Dry Branch Fire Squad
Prairie Orchid (2 wk. In-school residency)
1997-1998
Rhythm and Brass (big band)
Moscow Boys Choir
Daniel Kazez, cellist
Ragamala (dances of India) perf. & 2 wk. school residency
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-Richard III
1996-1997
Jody DeSalvo, pianist
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
KoThi Dance Co. (African & Caribbean ethnic)
Donald Sutherland, baritone
Heritage Brass Quintet
Rick Sowash, storyteller (2 wk. In-school residency)
1995-1996
Olivera & del Moral-Dances of Spain
Columbus Jazz Orchestra
Jim McCutcheon-Classical Guitar (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Zhao Rongchun-Chinese Ehru
Dry Branch Fire Squad
1994-1996
Cory & Katja Cerovsek, violin & piano recital
Mr. Jack Daniels Silver Coronet Band
Bamboo Harvest (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Gemini
Cincinnati Opera's Touring Group
1993-1994
Northeast Winds
Kiev Chamber Orchestra
Will and Testament
Berkner and Bell (flute & harp)
Emmom Scott is: Mozart
1992-1993
Mr. Jack Daniels Silver Coronet Band
Early Interval
Mad River Theatre-"Freedom Bound"
Oxford String Quartet
U. of Illinois Russian Folk Orchestra
1991-1992
Ohio Ballet
"Four Hands-One Piano"-Susan Bradon & R. Dwight Drexler
Kay Raplenovich-Soprano (perf. & In-school residency)
Amherst Saxophone Quartet
Dutton Family
1990-1991
The Kingston Trio
Olivera & del Moral-Dances of Spain
The Dallas Brass
David Drake, folk singer (perf. & In-school residency)
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
1989-1990
Cincinnati Boy Choir
Theatre Ballet of Canada
Mark Twain (William Morris)
The Hotfoot Quartet-concert & In-school residency
Jazz Arts Group
1988-1989
Austin on Tap
Ebenezer Baptist Choir (Columbus, Ohio)
Toledo Symphony Orchestra
Patrick Ball, Irish harpist and story teller-concert & In-school residency
1987-1988
Columbus Light Opera Company-"Pirates of Penzance"
Corey Cerovsek and Katja Cerovsek, violinist and pianist
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
Mark Twain-William Morris-In-school residency
Early Music-Lute
Hypnotic Hips
WSU Chamber Choir-Junior Scholars
Ray McNiece-Junior Scholars and Public Performance
Spring Kids' Art Day
India Cultural Day-Cuisine, Lecture, and Dance
Muleskinner Band
Grand Lake Symphony Concert
Art21 Screening
Art in the Park
India Day
May 2007 Art Festival
Grace O'Malley-Pirate and Mary Draper Ingles-Pioneer Mother portrayed by Karen Vuranch
Jocelyn & Logan Tingley-Magicians
String Ensemble
Cool Jazz with Dr. Dane Daniel
"The Cocktail Party" Film with creators Dr. David Wilson and Brandon Duncan
Hypnotic Hips Dance Troupe
Muleskinner Band
Amil Tellers Children's Theatre "Alice in Wonderland"
High Jinks
Chris and Joe-Appalachian music
Moroccan-Andalusian Orchestra
Arts and Crafts Booths
Student Art and Poetry Awards
Children's Activity Room
2005-2006
Michelle Cornell-storyteller-1 week In-school residency
Local Girls
Grande Romanza-Broadway Musical selections
Diane Williams-Flute
Wild Carrot-folk music
Mad River Theatre-"Davey Crocket"
2004-2005
Prairie Orchard-folk-plus 1 week In-school residency
Solaris-variety of music
Early Interval-Renaissance music
Mule Skinner Band-Bluegrass
Brad Sowash Ensemble
2003-2004
Hank Fincken as Johnny Appleseed-plus 2 week In-school residency
Massenkoff Russian Dance
Queen City Brass
Stark Raven Irish Quintet
Barbara Baily Hutchinson-guitar humerous songs
2002-2003
Kuniko Yamamoto-Japanese Storyteller plus 2 week In-school residency
Loston Harris Jazz Quartet
Moscow Boys Choir
Cleveland Duo and James Umble-Piano, Violin, Saxophone
Four Hands and a Voice by George
2001-2002
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra
Marilyn Price-puppeteer-2 week In-school residency
Celtic Core
Paul Laurence Dunbar Chorale
Eiji Hashimoto-Harpsichord
Tamburitzans-Eastern European music/dance
2000-2001
Moscow Nights (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Troupe America Inc.-"A Christmas Carol"
Grand Derangement
John Henry
Yiddishe Cup Klezmer Band
1999-2000
Footworks
Charged Particles (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Jack Daniels O.S.C. Band
Dayton Phil. String Quartet
Nuclear Whales
1998-1999
BalletMet Columbus
Bakra Bata
VoiceBox
Emerald Winds
Dry Branch Fire Squad
Prairie Orchid (2 wk. In-school residency)
1997-1998
Rhythm and Brass (big band)
Moscow Boys Choir
Daniel Kazez, cellist
Ragamala (dances of India) perf. & 2 wk. school residency
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-Richard III
1996-1997
Jody DeSalvo, pianist
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
KoThi Dance Co. (African & Caribbean ethnic)
Donald Sutherland, baritone
Heritage Brass Quintet
Rick Sowash, storyteller (2 wk. In-school residency)
1995-1996
Olivera & del Moral-Dances of Spain
Columbus Jazz Orchestra
Jim McCutcheon-Classical Guitar (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Zhao Rongchun-Chinese Ehru
Dry Branch Fire Squad
1994-1996
Cory & Katja Cerovsek, violin & piano recital
Mr. Jack Daniels Silver Coronet Band
Bamboo Harvest (perf. & 2 wk. In-school residency)
Gemini
Cincinnati Opera's Touring Group
1993-1994
Northeast Winds
Kiev Chamber Orchestra
Will and Testament
Berkner and Bell (flute & harp)
Emmom Scott is: Mozart
1992-1993
Mr. Jack Daniels Silver Coronet Band
Early Interval
Mad River Theatre-"Freedom Bound"
Oxford String Quartet
U. of Illinois Russian Folk Orchestra
1991-1992
Ohio Ballet
"Four Hands-One Piano"-Susan Bradon & R. Dwight Drexler
Kay Raplenovich-Soprano (perf. & In-school residency)
Amherst Saxophone Quartet
Dutton Family
1990-1991
The Kingston Trio
Olivera & del Moral-Dances of Spain
The Dallas Brass
David Drake, folk singer (perf. & In-school residency)
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
1989-1990
Cincinnati Boy Choir
Theatre Ballet of Canada
Mark Twain (William Morris)
The Hotfoot Quartet-concert & In-school residency
Jazz Arts Group
1988-1989
Austin on Tap
Ebenezer Baptist Choir (Columbus, Ohio)
Toledo Symphony Orchestra
Patrick Ball, Irish harpist and story teller-concert & In-school residency
1987-1988
Columbus Light Opera Company-"Pirates of Penzance"
Corey Cerovsek and Katja Cerovsek, violinist and pianist
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
Mark Twain-William Morris-In-school residency
1986-1987
James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band
Dick and Anne Albin, folk singers and musicians-perf. & In-school residency
Anthony Patterson, pianist
Dayton Ballet Company-repertoire
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Wright State University Chamber Orchestra
1985-1986
Toledo Symphony (Pops Concert) with Four Freshmen
James Doohan ("Scotty" of Star Trek)
Metamora and Shuffle Creek Dancers
Smith Street Society Jazz Band
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
1984-1985
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra w/ Misha Dichter, pianist
Serendipity Singers
Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico
McLain Family Band
Donald Busarow (organist)
Nebraska Theatre Caravan-"A Christmas Carol"
Seona McDowell-In-school residency (folk singer)
David Buechner, pianist (informance and master class)
1983-1984
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra with Susan Starr, pianist
James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band
Dayton Ballet-repertoire
Chinese Magic Circus of Taiwan
William Shakespeare-In-school residency
1982-1983
National Opera Company-"Die Fledermaus"
Zivili-songs and dances of Yugoslavia
Encore Theatre of Lima, Ohio-"Promenade, All"
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Marj Bly, Mime-In-school residency program
1981-1982
Lindsey String Quartet (from England)
Katie Laur Bluegrass Band
Dayton Ballet-"Sleeping Beauty"
Venti da Camera Woodwind Quintet (BGSU)
ECCO (Ensemble Co. of Cincinnati Opera)
Riverboat Ragtime Review
1980-1981
Williams Trio (O.N. University)
Peanut Butter & Jelly Dance Co. (perf. & In-school residency)
The McLain Family Band
Toledo Brass Quintet
The Fairmont Theater of the Deaf
Anthony Patterson (pianist)
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
1979-1980
Jazz Arts Group (O.S. University)
Ballet Met (Columbus)-"Nutcracker"
Leider Singers (from France)
Symphony String Trio (from Cin. Symphony)
University-Community Chorus
New Cleveland Opera Company
1978-1979
Hot Mud Family (bluegrass & country music)
Cincinnati Ballet
The Kirsteins (piano & cello)
Lima Rotary Boys' Choir (Christmas program)
Theatre West Virginia (children's production-"Alice Underground")
University-Community Chorus
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
"Beautiful Noise" (BGSU faculty vocalists)
Russ Burgess (hypnotist and E.S.P.)
1977-1978
Indianapolis Jazz-Rock Ensemble
Zivili (ethnic dance)
New Shakespeare Co.-"Three Penny Opera"
University-Community Chorus
Sharon Bennett (soprano)
Serrand & Berlovitz (dramatic expression)
The Greenwood Consort
Ohio Northern Children's Theatre
Ohio State Dance Company
1976-1977
Raymond Dudley (pianist)
Dik Visser Guitar Trio
University-Community Chorus
Chris Swansen & Moog Synthesizer Trio
Dick and Ann Albin
New Shakespeare Co.-"Hamlet"
Dayton Ballet
1975-1976
Nat'l Shakespeare Co.-"Macbeth"
Ohio State Univ. Brass Quintet
University-Community Chorus-"Elijah"
Zeeva Cohen (dance)
N.Y. Theatre Co.-"Declaration"
Jack Ross & Woody Bowles (folk music)
Indiana Chamber Orchestra
1974-1975
Dick & Ann Albin (dulcimer)
Pat Paulsen
Alpha-Omega Players-"St. Joan"
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-"Merchant of Venice"
University-Community Chorus-"Messiah"
Danish Gym Team
Thomas Veregge (organist)
Van Wert Theatre-"Rimers of Eldridge"
1973-1974
Rock concert
Lima Symphony Orchestra
University-Community Chorus-"Creation"
Jane Verella (marimbist)
Tucson Boys Choir
Univ. of Cincinnati Baroque Quartet
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-"As You Like It"
1972-1973
Trash of the Thirties (musical)
Charlie Byrd
Jay Goluld (radio station WOWO)
Lima Symphony Orchestra
Heritage Hall Jazz Band
Edgecliff Choir
WSU Men's Glee Club
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-"Midsummer Night's Dream"
WOBC Drama Club (2 children's plays)
Jack Ross & Woody Bowles (folk music)
1971-1972
Jose Greco
Dr. Carl Dometsch
Tiny Alice (rock group)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Diary of Adam and Eve
Ft. Wayne Ballet
1970-1971
Albon Berg Quartet
Dr. Vincent Wolcott (organist)
James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band
Dick and Anne Albin, folk singers and musicians-perf. & In-school residency
Anthony Patterson, pianist
Dayton Ballet Company-repertoire
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Wright State University Chamber Orchestra
1985-1986
Toledo Symphony (Pops Concert) with Four Freshmen
James Doohan ("Scotty" of Star Trek)
Metamora and Shuffle Creek Dancers
Smith Street Society Jazz Band
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
1984-1985
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra w/ Misha Dichter, pianist
Serendipity Singers
Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico
McLain Family Band
Donald Busarow (organist)
Nebraska Theatre Caravan-"A Christmas Carol"
Seona McDowell-In-school residency (folk singer)
David Buechner, pianist (informance and master class)
1983-1984
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra with Susan Starr, pianist
James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band
Dayton Ballet-repertoire
Chinese Magic Circus of Taiwan
William Shakespeare-In-school residency
1982-1983
National Opera Company-"Die Fledermaus"
Zivili-songs and dances of Yugoslavia
Encore Theatre of Lima, Ohio-"Promenade, All"
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Marj Bly, Mime-In-school residency program
1981-1982
Lindsey String Quartet (from England)
Katie Laur Bluegrass Band
Dayton Ballet-"Sleeping Beauty"
Venti da Camera Woodwind Quintet (BGSU)
ECCO (Ensemble Co. of Cincinnati Opera)
Riverboat Ragtime Review
1980-1981
Williams Trio (O.N. University)
Peanut Butter & Jelly Dance Co. (perf. & In-school residency)
The McLain Family Band
Toledo Brass Quintet
The Fairmont Theater of the Deaf
Anthony Patterson (pianist)
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
1979-1980
Jazz Arts Group (O.S. University)
Ballet Met (Columbus)-"Nutcracker"
Leider Singers (from France)
Symphony String Trio (from Cin. Symphony)
University-Community Chorus
New Cleveland Opera Company
1978-1979
Hot Mud Family (bluegrass & country music)
Cincinnati Ballet
The Kirsteins (piano & cello)
Lima Rotary Boys' Choir (Christmas program)
Theatre West Virginia (children's production-"Alice Underground")
University-Community Chorus
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
"Beautiful Noise" (BGSU faculty vocalists)
Russ Burgess (hypnotist and E.S.P.)
1977-1978
Indianapolis Jazz-Rock Ensemble
Zivili (ethnic dance)
New Shakespeare Co.-"Three Penny Opera"
University-Community Chorus
Sharon Bennett (soprano)
Serrand & Berlovitz (dramatic expression)
The Greenwood Consort
Ohio Northern Children's Theatre
Ohio State Dance Company
1976-1977
Raymond Dudley (pianist)
Dik Visser Guitar Trio
University-Community Chorus
Chris Swansen & Moog Synthesizer Trio
Dick and Ann Albin
New Shakespeare Co.-"Hamlet"
Dayton Ballet
1975-1976
Nat'l Shakespeare Co.-"Macbeth"
Ohio State Univ. Brass Quintet
University-Community Chorus-"Elijah"
Zeeva Cohen (dance)
N.Y. Theatre Co.-"Declaration"
Jack Ross & Woody Bowles (folk music)
Indiana Chamber Orchestra
1974-1975
Dick & Ann Albin (dulcimer)
Pat Paulsen
Alpha-Omega Players-"St. Joan"
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-"Merchant of Venice"
University-Community Chorus-"Messiah"
Danish Gym Team
Thomas Veregge (organist)
Van Wert Theatre-"Rimers of Eldridge"
1973-1974
Rock concert
Lima Symphony Orchestra
University-Community Chorus-"Creation"
Jane Verella (marimbist)
Tucson Boys Choir
Univ. of Cincinnati Baroque Quartet
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-"As You Like It"
1972-1973
Trash of the Thirties (musical)
Charlie Byrd
Jay Goluld (radio station WOWO)
Lima Symphony Orchestra
Heritage Hall Jazz Band
Edgecliff Choir
WSU Men's Glee Club
Nat'l. Shakespeare Co.-"Midsummer Night's Dream"
WOBC Drama Club (2 children's plays)
Jack Ross & Woody Bowles (folk music)
1971-1972
Jose Greco
Dr. Carl Dometsch
Tiny Alice (rock group)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Diary of Adam and Eve
Ft. Wayne Ballet
1970-1971
Albon Berg Quartet
Dr. Vincent Wolcott (organist)
Art21 Screening
PBS' award winning series: Art21,
was made available to
our local communties at the
following screenings:
September 29, 2009 6:00pm
Wright State Lake Campus
Room 229 Dwyer
Screening of Episode 1: Compassion.
This episode features artist whose works explore the possibility of understanding and reconciling past and present, while exposing injustice
and expressing tolerance for others. Includes the works of: William Kentridge, Carrie Mae Weems, and Dons Salcedo.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade led discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
October 01, 2009 6:00pm
St. Mary's Community Public Library.
Screening of Episode 1: Compassion.
This episode features artist whose works explore the possibility of understanding and reconciling past and present, while exposing injustice
and expressing tolerance for others. Includes the works of: William Kentridge, Carrie Mae Weems, and Dons Salcedo.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade led discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
October 06, 2009 6:00pm
Wright State University Lake campus. Room 229 Dwyer.
Screening of Episode 2 Fantasy.
This episode presents four artists whose works of personal stories transport viewers to imaginary worlds and altered states of
consciousness. With works that seem at times hallucinatory, irreverent, and sublime, each of these artists pursues a vision first held in the
mind's eye. This screening explores the works of Jeff Koons, Mary Helmann, Florian Maier-Aichen, and Cao Fei.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade led discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
PBS' award winning series: Art21,
was made available to
our local communties at the
following screenings:
September 29, 2009 6:00pm
Wright State Lake Campus
Room 229 Dwyer
Screening of Episode 1: Compassion.
This episode features artist whose works explore the possibility of understanding and reconciling past and present, while exposing injustice
and expressing tolerance for others. Includes the works of: William Kentridge, Carrie Mae Weems, and Dons Salcedo.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade led discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
October 01, 2009 6:00pm
St. Mary's Community Public Library.
Screening of Episode 1: Compassion.
This episode features artist whose works explore the possibility of understanding and reconciling past and present, while exposing injustice
and expressing tolerance for others. Includes the works of: William Kentridge, Carrie Mae Weems, and Dons Salcedo.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade led discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
October 06, 2009 6:00pm
Wright State University Lake campus. Room 229 Dwyer.
Screening of Episode 2 Fantasy.
This episode presents four artists whose works of personal stories transport viewers to imaginary worlds and altered states of
consciousness. With works that seem at times hallucinatory, irreverent, and sublime, each of these artists pursues a vision first held in the
mind's eye. This screening explores the works of Jeff Koons, Mary Helmann, Florian Maier-Aichen, and Cao Fei.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade led discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
Kids' Art Day at Carnival
October 3, 2009 10am-2pm
Celina East Elementary
615 East Wayne
Celina, Ohio 45822
Free event
Featuring Skilldini, Kids Drama Club and Teresa Richter
We partnered with Celina East Elementary’s Carnival to present a day of fun for children of all ages. Skilldini performed his magical feats and
Vickie Shurelds from Grand Lake Theatrix’s Kids Drama Club will entertain and delight audiences with their song and dance. Annie
Klopfenstein did face painting.
October 3, 2009 10am-2pm
Celina East Elementary
615 East Wayne
Celina, Ohio 45822
Free event
Featuring Skilldini, Kids Drama Club and Teresa Richter
We partnered with Celina East Elementary’s Carnival to present a day of fun for children of all ages. Skilldini performed his magical feats and
Vickie Shurelds from Grand Lake Theatrix’s Kids Drama Club will entertain and delight audiences with their song and dance. Annie
Klopfenstein did face painting.
Grand Lake Symphony Concert
October 17th, 2009 7:30pm
Wright State University Lake Campus James F. Dicke Center
Free event
New Director Jim Huckemeyer led this local symphony in an evening of orchestral entertainment.
Please check out the poster by clicking here
October 17th, 2009 7:30pm
Wright State University Lake Campus James F. Dicke Center
Free event
New Director Jim Huckemeyer led this local symphony in an evening of orchestral entertainment.
Please check out the poster by clicking here
Muleskinner Band
October 18 12-2pm
Memorial Park (Corner of Chestnut and South Streets)
St. Mary's, Ohio 45885
www.themuleskinnerband.com
This event was part of the celebration of the 40th Anniversary Walk with Nature. The event also included a chili cook-off, the Fall Festival Farmers
Market, a Plein Air painting Exhibit and, of course, the Walk with Nature along the canal. Event was free and open to the public. The Muleskinner
Band has been providing its listeners with a unique blend of quality bluegrass, gospel, and traditional country music for 22 years. Tight harmony,
upbeat humor, and excellent musicianship make a Muleskinner performance perfect for the whole family. An afternoon with the Muleskinners
certainly included frequent and proflic storytelling, humor, and good-hearted dialogue with the audience.
October 18 12-2pm
Memorial Park (Corner of Chestnut and South Streets)
St. Mary's, Ohio 45885
www.themuleskinnerband.com
This event was part of the celebration of the 40th Anniversary Walk with Nature. The event also included a chili cook-off, the Fall Festival Farmers
Market, a Plein Air painting Exhibit and, of course, the Walk with Nature along the canal. Event was free and open to the public. The Muleskinner
Band has been providing its listeners with a unique blend of quality bluegrass, gospel, and traditional country music for 22 years. Tight harmony,
upbeat humor, and excellent musicianship make a Muleskinner performance perfect for the whole family. An afternoon with the Muleskinners
certainly included frequent and proflic storytelling, humor, and good-hearted dialogue with the audience.
October 22, 2009 6:00pm
St. Mary's Community Public Library
Screening of Episode 4: Systems.
This screening explores artists who realize complex projects through acts of appropriation or accumulation. These artists processes to
convey the attitudes of today's supercharged, information-based society, examining why we find comfort in some systems while
rebelling against others. This screening features the works of Julie Mehretu, John Baldessari, Kimsooja, and Allan McCollum.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade will be leading a discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
St. Mary's Community Public Library
Screening of Episode 4: Systems.
This screening explores artists who realize complex projects through acts of appropriation or accumulation. These artists processes to
convey the attitudes of today's supercharged, information-based society, examining why we find comfort in some systems while
rebelling against others. This screening features the works of Julie Mehretu, John Baldessari, Kimsooja, and Allan McCollum.
Scholar Heidi Steinke Meade will be leading a discussion after the screening.
For more information on Art21 access the website at http://access.art21.org
Suitcase brought rhythm and blues accompanied by
classic rock and roll. Great music performed by great
musicians.
Band Members:
Jim Forte- Guitar and Vocals
Bud Melton- Guitar, Vocals, Processed Sax and Keyboard
Keith Seaman- Bass Guitar and Lead Vocals
Frank Collins- Drums and Vocals
classic rock and roll. Great music performed by great
musicians.
Band Members:
Jim Forte- Guitar and Vocals
Bud Melton- Guitar, Vocals, Processed Sax and Keyboard
Keith Seaman- Bass Guitar and Lead Vocals
Frank Collins- Drums and Vocals
Kids Day
Click Here or on the picture to the left to view more about the exciting educational activities
provided through our Kids Days .
Arts in the Park 2009
Click Here or on the picture to the left to view more about the exciting educational activities
provided through our Kids Days .
Arts in the Park 2009
Cultural Day 2010 Carnival at Grand Lake St. Mary's
Week of May 24th, 2010
Wright State University Lake Campus
Thodos Dance Chicago
April 9th 2010
Wright State University Lake Campus
This ensemble of well-rounded artists who teach, choreograph, and perform brought contemporary dance to a wider audience with an appealing
style incorporating a variety of dance forms created and performed with an innovative flair. The Company’s highly unique mission of inspiring
expression through dance education, dance creation, and dance performance has established Thodos Dance Chicago as an innovative presence
in American contemporary dance. This performance is in collaboration with Arts Place, Inc.
April 9th 2010
Wright State University Lake Campus
This ensemble of well-rounded artists who teach, choreograph, and perform brought contemporary dance to a wider audience with an appealing
style incorporating a variety of dance forms created and performed with an innovative flair. The Company’s highly unique mission of inspiring
expression through dance education, dance creation, and dance performance has established Thodos Dance Chicago as an innovative presence
in American contemporary dance. This performance is in collaboration with Arts Place, Inc.
Kids Arts Day
Saturday, February 27th 2010 12-4 pm
Wright State University
7600 Lake Campus Drive
Celina, OH 45822
Annie Klopfenstein and kids had a fun time painting faces and delivering temporary tattoos using hypo-allergenic paints that wipe off easily with
soap and water! Susan and Mike also teamed up to teach your kids the fun art of Miming and Dance! Also, Craig Muhlenkamp was on board to
teach juggling and other fun stuff.
Saturday, February 27th 2010 12-4 pm
Wright State University
7600 Lake Campus Drive
Celina, OH 45822
Annie Klopfenstein and kids had a fun time painting faces and delivering temporary tattoos using hypo-allergenic paints that wipe off easily with
soap and water! Susan and Mike also teamed up to teach your kids the fun art of Miming and Dance! Also, Craig Muhlenkamp was on board to
teach juggling and other fun stuff.
The Ohio Arts Council’s International Music and Performing Arts in Communities Tour (IMPACT) proudly presented Mauvais Sort, a French
Canadian group which blend Folk n’ Roll. “Folk” for the inspiration, the foot stomping, the accordion, the fiddle, and the guitar; and “roll” for the
arrangements, the bass, the drum, the percussion, and the energy.
Mauvis Sort Unplugged
• Thursday, November 11, 2010
• St. Marys Community Public Library
• 140 South Chestnut Street, St. Marys,
Ohio
• 6:30-7:30pm
• FREE (space limited to 80)
Mauvis Sort Live at the Grand Opening
• Friday, November 12, 2010
• Wapakoneta City School’s Performing
Arts Center
1 Redskin Trail
Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
• 7:00-8:15pm
• FREE (700 seat house)
• Friday, November 12, 2010
• Wapakoneta City School’s Performing
Arts Center
1 Redskin Trail
Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
• 7:00-8:15pm
• FREE (700 seat house)
Click here for Brazilian Films shown with
dates and times during the 2010-2011 school
year
Brazilian Film List
dates and times during the 2010-2011 school
year
Brazilian Film List
Click on the link for a list of films that were
shown at the Lake Campus from May 27
through June 10:
Brazilian Film List
shown at the Lake Campus from May 27
through June 10:
Brazilian Film List
March & April
Who: Elizabeth Baab Kent State University-Salem
What: Art Exhibit
Time & Place: WSU-LC Learning Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
March
Who: Jack Vazzana Kent State University-East Liverpool
What: Photography Exhibit
Time & Place: WSU-LC Learning Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Tuesday, March 1
Who: Tom Daugherty Orchestra
What: Musical Performance: Eight-Piece Swing Band
Time & Place: 7:00-9:00 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Monday, February 28
Who: Cathy Essinger Edison State College
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake Campus and
Otterbein Retirement Center
Sponsor:WSU-Lake Campus English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Friday, February 25
Who: George Dunster Director and Actor, Encore Theater, Lima, and
Other Regional Theaters
What: Junior Scholars Program: An Insider’s View of Regional Theater
and Opportunities for Young People to Become Involved in
Regional Theater
Time & Place: 10:30-1:30 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor:WSU-Lake Campus and CCAC
Tuesday, February 22
Who: Doug Sutton-Ramspeck OSU-Lima
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 2:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake Campus and
Otterbein Retirement Center
Sponsor:WSU-Lake Campus English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Friday, January 28
Who: Dr. Dennis Bulen Criminal Justice Department,
WSU-Lake Campus
What: Junior Scholars Program: New Career Opportunities and Current
Issues in Criminal Justice
Time & Place: WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor:WSU-LC and CCAC
Tuesday, January 25
Who: Dr. Jeff Gundy Bluffton University
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake Campus and
Otterbein Retirement Center
Sponsor: WSU-Lake Campus English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Who: Elizabeth Baab Kent State University-Salem
What: Art Exhibit
Time & Place: WSU-LC Learning Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
March
Who: Jack Vazzana Kent State University-East Liverpool
What: Photography Exhibit
Time & Place: WSU-LC Learning Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Tuesday, March 1
Who: Tom Daugherty Orchestra
What: Musical Performance: Eight-Piece Swing Band
Time & Place: 7:00-9:00 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Monday, February 28
Who: Cathy Essinger Edison State College
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake Campus and
Otterbein Retirement Center
Sponsor:WSU-Lake Campus English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Friday, February 25
Who: George Dunster Director and Actor, Encore Theater, Lima, and
Other Regional Theaters
What: Junior Scholars Program: An Insider’s View of Regional Theater
and Opportunities for Young People to Become Involved in
Regional Theater
Time & Place: 10:30-1:30 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor:WSU-Lake Campus and CCAC
Tuesday, February 22
Who: Doug Sutton-Ramspeck OSU-Lima
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 2:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake Campus and
Otterbein Retirement Center
Sponsor:WSU-Lake Campus English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Friday, January 28
Who: Dr. Dennis Bulen Criminal Justice Department,
WSU-Lake Campus
What: Junior Scholars Program: New Career Opportunities and Current
Issues in Criminal Justice
Time & Place: WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor:WSU-LC and CCAC
Tuesday, January 25
Who: Dr. Jeff Gundy Bluffton University
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake Campus and
Otterbein Retirement Center
Sponsor: WSU-Lake Campus English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
| 2009 Past Events |
| 2010 Past Events |
Tuesday, May 24
Who: Jack Kristofco University of Akron-Wayne
What: Poetry Reading
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake
Campus, Otterbein Retirement Center, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department, CCAC, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Click here for more information on this event
Thursday, May 12
Who: Hakan Kaya
What: Hakana, a Turkish drummer, who is renowned for his
music-making and storytelling will lead children and adults in a
drum circle and then delight us with a presentation of Afro-
Cuban and Mid-East Drums and rhythms. Born into a family of
musicians in Istanbul, Hakan Kaya was introduced to Turkish
Folk Music through the bağlama (saz) as a youth.
Time & Place: 5:30-8:00 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Thursday, May 12
Who: Arts Place Artist- Event is free and open to the public
thanks to the College Community Arts Council.
What: Kid's Arts Day- Join us as we celebrate Egyptian Cultural
Week at Wright State University.
We made jeweled scarabs out of air-dry clay, learned the
Egyptian martial arts cane dance, and did face painting.
Time & Place:4:00-8:00pm at WSU-Lake Campus
Sponsor: CCAC and Arts Place
Tuesday, May 10
Who: Middle-Eastern Dancers and Middle-Eastern Food
What: Midwest Belly Dancing Superstars are an authentic
Lebanese style dance troupe from Indianapolis, Indiana. They
are led by Judy Hanna who has been teaching belly dancing for
over thirty years in Indianapolis and the surrounding area. She
has conducted workshops in Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Las Vegas
and Mexico and performed at festivals, state fairs, parties and
special events.
Time & Place: 5:30-8:00 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Tuesday, April 26
Who: Claudia Skutar
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake
Campus, Otterbein Retirement Center, and St. Marys Community
Public Library
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department, CCAC, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Click here for more information on this event
Tuesday, April 19
Who: Mike Nern Ohio University-Zanesville
What: Poetry Readings/Musical Performance
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 WSU-Lake Campus,
Otterbein Retirement Center, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department, CCAC, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Click here for more information on this event
Friday, April 8
Who: Artists, Photographers, Writers
What: Art Show, Digital Photography Slideshows,
Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 6:30-9:30 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: AURCO and CCAC
April
Who: Area Student Grades 5-12
What: A Gathering of Young Writers
Time & Place: WSU-Lake Campus
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
April (photos due March 31)
Who: Area Student Grades 5-12
What: Digital Photo Contest
Time & Place: WSU-Lake Campus
Sponsor: AURCO and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Who: Jack Kristofco University of Akron-Wayne
What: Poetry Reading
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake
Campus, Otterbein Retirement Center, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department, CCAC, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Click here for more information on this event
Thursday, May 12
Who: Hakan Kaya
What: Hakana, a Turkish drummer, who is renowned for his
music-making and storytelling will lead children and adults in a
drum circle and then delight us with a presentation of Afro-
Cuban and Mid-East Drums and rhythms. Born into a family of
musicians in Istanbul, Hakan Kaya was introduced to Turkish
Folk Music through the bağlama (saz) as a youth.
Time & Place: 5:30-8:00 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Thursday, May 12
Who: Arts Place Artist- Event is free and open to the public
thanks to the College Community Arts Council.
What: Kid's Arts Day- Join us as we celebrate Egyptian Cultural
Week at Wright State University.
We made jeweled scarabs out of air-dry clay, learned the
Egyptian martial arts cane dance, and did face painting.
Time & Place:4:00-8:00pm at WSU-Lake Campus
Sponsor: CCAC and Arts Place
Tuesday, May 10
Who: Middle-Eastern Dancers and Middle-Eastern Food
What: Midwest Belly Dancing Superstars are an authentic
Lebanese style dance troupe from Indianapolis, Indiana. They
are led by Judy Hanna who has been teaching belly dancing for
over thirty years in Indianapolis and the surrounding area. She
has conducted workshops in Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Las Vegas
and Mexico and performed at festivals, state fairs, parties and
special events.
Time & Place: 5:30-8:00 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: CCAC
Tuesday, April 26
Who: Claudia Skutar
What: Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 at WSU-Lake
Campus, Otterbein Retirement Center, and St. Marys Community
Public Library
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department, CCAC, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Click here for more information on this event
Tuesday, April 19
Who: Mike Nern Ohio University-Zanesville
What: Poetry Readings/Musical Performance
Time & Place: 12:00-1:00, 3:00-4:00, 7:00-8:00 WSU-Lake Campus,
Otterbein Retirement Center, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department, CCAC, and
St. Marys Community Public Library
Click here for more information on this event
Friday, April 8
Who: Artists, Photographers, Writers
What: Art Show, Digital Photography Slideshows,
Poetry Readings
Time & Place: 6:30-9:30 WSU-LC Dicke Center
Sponsor: AURCO and CCAC
April
Who: Area Student Grades 5-12
What: A Gathering of Young Writers
Time & Place: WSU-Lake Campus
Sponsor: WSU-LC English Department and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
April (photos due March 31)
Who: Area Student Grades 5-12
What: Digital Photo Contest
Time & Place: WSU-Lake Campus
Sponsor: AURCO and CCAC
Click here for more information on this event
Memoirs Writing Course FREE
Participants were introduced to the
basic elements of memoir writing: how to
define an engaging and credible persona
as the writer, how to focus and structure
a memoir, how to develop topics within
that structure in order to sustain
interest, and how to make the writing
consistent (and readable). Participants
were given some constructive feedback
on their writing by the instructor and
other participants.
Click below on each link to learn more details.
Memoirs Writing Course
Poetry Workshops
Participants were introduced to the
basic elements of memoir writing: how to
define an engaging and credible persona
as the writer, how to focus and structure
a memoir, how to develop topics within
that structure in order to sustain
interest, and how to make the writing
consistent (and readable). Participants
were given some constructive feedback
on their writing by the instructor and
other participants.
Click below on each link to learn more details.
Memoirs Writing Course
Poetry Workshops
Poetry Workshops FREE
Participants were introduced to
some of the elements of poetry
writing, provided with models for
discussion, and were given some
constructive feedback on their own
work by the instructor and other
participants. The materials were
adjusted, as much as possible, to
the skill levels of the majority of the
participants.
Participants were introduced to
some of the elements of poetry
writing, provided with models for
discussion, and were given some
constructive feedback on their own
work by the instructor and other
participants. The materials were
adjusted, as much as possible, to
the skill levels of the majority of the
participants.
| Wright State University Lake Campus offered 2 FREE Non-Credit Courses |
The English Department at Wright State University’s Lake Campus and the
College Community Arts Council co-sponsored an electronic publication called A
Gathering of Young Writers. This was an opportunity for a $100 prize!
For details on the contest click here.
College Community Arts Council co-sponsored an electronic publication called A
Gathering of Young Writers. This was an opportunity for a $100 prize!
For details on the contest click here.
Past Events from the 2011-2012 academic year include:
January 24 Gregory Wolfram Band/ Trio Pi WSU- LC
November 15 Wine, Cheese, & Jazz Fundraiser- WSU-LC
October 16 Walk With Nature – Denison Bluegrass Performance
October 3 Mauvis Sort Concert – WSU LC
September Jazz Ensemble from Denison University – WSU-LC
August 22nd Artfest – St. Marys Community Public Library
July Arts in Park – WSU-LC
January 24 Gregory Wolfram Band/ Trio Pi WSU- LC
November 15 Wine, Cheese, & Jazz Fundraiser- WSU-LC
October 16 Walk With Nature – Denison Bluegrass Performance
October 3 Mauvis Sort Concert – WSU LC
September Jazz Ensemble from Denison University – WSU-LC
August 22nd Artfest – St. Marys Community Public Library
July Arts in Park – WSU-LC
| Wright State University-Lake Campus College Community Arts Council Past Events |
2012 Jazz Concert Series:
Trio Pi / Plus One
James F. Dicke Hall at WSU Lake Campus
Tuesday, February 14, 2012, 7-9 p.m.
Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne: Faculty Jazz Trio
James F. Dicke Hall at WSU Lake Campus
Tuesday, March 27, 2012, 7-9 p.m.
Pete Mills Quartet
James F. Dicke Hall at WSU Lake Campus
Tuesday, April 24, 2012, 7-9 p.m.
Trio Pi / Plus One
James F. Dicke Hall at WSU Lake Campus
Tuesday, February 14, 2012, 7-9 p.m.
Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne: Faculty Jazz Trio
James F. Dicke Hall at WSU Lake Campus
Tuesday, March 27, 2012, 7-9 p.m.
Pete Mills Quartet
James F. Dicke Hall at WSU Lake Campus
Tuesday, April 24, 2012, 7-9 p.m.
| 2011 Past Events |