Enjoy a variety of student recital performances, free and open to the public.

Fall 2026 Schedule

This event will feature performances by this year's Concerto-Aria participants. Congratulations to this year's participants and finalists!

Program for Nov. 4:

Naia Shepherd ’28, voice and Jessica Hall, piano

Enjoy a variety of short performances by Puget Sound music students. Recitals are on select Wednesdays at noon, free and open to the public. 

The program for Oct. 28 will include performances by Rory Morgan '28, baritone, and Teagan McMonagle '28, tenor, with Jessica Hall, piano; Everett Skubinna '27, viola and fiddle, with Jasper Hitchman '27, melodica and piano; Thang Vu '27, guitar; and Hayden Roberts '28.

Fall 2026 Schedule

Enjoy a variety of short performances by Puget Sound music students. Recitals are on select Wednesdays at noon, free and open to the public. 

The program for Wednesday, Oct. 7 will include vocal performances by Amelia Stiles '27, mezzo-soprano; Naia shepherd '28, soprano; and Abby Jennings '28, soprano; with Jessica Hall, piano; a violin performance by Paige Franklin '26; and a viola performance by Elinor Cummings '29, with Isabella Jie, piano.

Fall 2026 Schedule

This annual event showcases our graduating seniors' talent and creativity, offering a glimpse into their artistic journeys throughout their time here at the University of Puget Sound.

See the best work from art classes in the last year. The opening night party and awards (with prizes) on Monday, Jan. 26, 5 p.m. is the first view of the show. The Art Students Annual show is a Puget Sound tradition. Students enter work from art classes, and a juror selects artwork for the show, which will be in Kittredge Gallery for four weeks.

Bringing together artwork connected to Puget Sound, this exhibition explores recent ceramics history. Craft and irreverence shape the selections from the University of Puget Sound Collection.

Sculpture and installation work made by students Roy Kersten-Hellikson, Irene Harris-Odum, Sarah Burer, Ruby Moon Hodapp, as part of summer research. The Summer Research Program in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (AHSS) is designed to encourage and support independent research projects. This exhibit seeks to fully share the work created by these students.

Join us for a student recital featuring

Chekhov’s Russian realism helped forge the acting and dramatic storytelling techniques of the last century and the dilemmas of his characters remain passionate and human, funny and heartbreaking.