This recital will feature solo pipe organ and piano music performed by children, teens, and adult musicians from the University's Community Music Department. You will hear a variety of classical repertoire and music from different time periods on pipe organ and piano in Kilworth Memorial Chapel. 

This is a free event, open to the public. No tickets are required.   

Join us Friday, June 5, 2026 at 7pm in Kilworth Memorial Chapel, University of Puget Sound

The Puget Sound Book Artists will be holding their annual exhibit at the Collins Memorial Library. The theme of this year's exhibit is FIFTEEN in recognition of the 15 years of exhibits at the University of Puget Sound.

This year, there will be a Silent Auction and Opening Reception in the East and West Reading Rooms from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The general public is welcome to attend and bid on a variety of auction items made by the artists.

Parking available in Lot P5.

Enjoy an afternoon tea with us. Indulge in a delicious strawberry shortcake and tea sandwiches. Sip on refreshing iced and hot tea or coffee while you enjoy the sunshine. Plus, we've got outdoor games and music. Open to all campus community members!

This piano music recital will feature solo repertoire performed by children, teens, and adult students of Ricardo de la Torre in the University's Community Music program. Audience members will hear a variety of classical music and other solo piano selections. Join us for an evening of wonderful music!          

Admission is free. No tickets required. 

Classical piano music in the Suzuki method repertoire will be performed by young children and teens who study with Jacqueline Block in the University's Community Music program.  From playing their very first notes to honing musical skills throughout years of practice and training, we invite audience members to witness each student's individual musical journey and cheer them on!       

Admission is free. No tickets required. 

You will hear a variety of classical solo voice repertoire and musical theater selections performed by young teens and adult voice students of Kathryn Lehmann from the University's Community Music program.    

Admission is free. No tickets required. 

This session for 11-14 year olds is designed to cover all of the individual skills plus basic team play, with plenty of feedback. Players placed in age/ability groupings.

For more information and to register for the training session, please visit https://www.loggervolleyballcamps.com/individual-skills-training.cfm or use the "Register Here" button above.

Celebrating 40 years in music, NEA Jazz Master and four-time GRAMMY® award-winning drummer, producer and educator, Terri Lyne Carrington started her professional career in Massachusetts at 10 years old when she became the youngest person to receive a union card in Boston. She was featured as a “kid wonder” in many publications and on local and national TV shows.

Our May Blues Vespers takes us back to the start of the school year, when Tim Lerch and Adam Levy put on a great show while in town recording their new duo record. Nine months later, they're back with us for a special end-of-the-school-year Vespers.

Historian and author Marie Vallejo shares her research into the making of her ground-breaking book “Dauntless,” an account of the heretofore untold stories of pre-WW2 Filipino-American immigrants and how men working in the fields of California and Hawaii, the canneries of Alaska and Washington, serving in wealthy homes or attending college transitioned into the First and Second Filipino Infantry Regiments, the Congressional Gold Medal American fighting force which would infiltrate their homeland, occupied by the Imperial Japanese forces immediately following Pearl Harbor.