Join us for the Chorale and Dorian Singers, directed by Jonah Heinen, with Jieun Yun, piano.

Join us for the Puget Sound Percussion Ensemble, directed by Jeffery Lund, as they present "Refractions," a program featuring works by Cage, Goodenberger, Rouse, Schmitt, Bricusse, Newley, and more; performed by student soloists with special guests, the YUME Daiko Japanese drum group.

Join us for the Adelphian Concert Choir spring performance, directed by Steven Zopfi.

Join us for Puget Sound's Jazz Orchestra concert, directed by Tracy Knoop.

Enjoy Puget Sound’s Chamber Music I, directed by Alistair MacRae, Cordelia Wikarski-Miedel Artist in Residence, Cello & Chamber Music.

A second concert with a different program will be performed on Sunday, April 23 at 2 p.m.

Join us for Puget Sound's Wind Ensemble and Concert Band spring concert, conducted by Gerard Morris with guest conductor Minna Stelzner and euphonium soloist William Lum '23, one of the School of Music's 2023 Concerto-Aria Competition winners, performing music that celebrates human connection.

Puget Sound's Symphony Orchestra and Pacific Lutheran University's Symphony Orchestra join together for a collaborative concert performing blue cathedral, composed by Jennifer Higdon and Death and Transfiguration, composed by Richard Strauss; conducted by Anna Wittstruck and Jeffrey Bell-Hanson. The concert will feature Raine Filbert '23, mezzo-soprano, this year's winner of the School of Music's annual Concerto-Aria Competitio

Puget Sound's Symphony Orchestra and Pacific Lutheran University's Symphony Orchestra join together for a collaborative concert performing blue cathedral, composed by Jennifer Higdon and Death and Transfiguration, composed by Richard Strauss. Anna Wittstruck and Jeffrey Bell-Hanson, conductors. The concert will feature Raine Filbert '23, mezzo-soprano, this year's winner of the School of Music's annual Concerto-Aria Competition. 

Join Sustainability Services in the Makerspace on Friday, March 24th from 5 to 6 p.m. to learn how to repair and mend your clothes and jewelry. Examples include rips in shirts or socks, jeans that need to be hemmed, broken bracelets, earrings that need a new hook, and anything else! All supplies and materials will be provided by the Makerspace! No need to have any experience, there will be staff members there to teach participants how to sew (both by hand and using the sewing machines) and use the jewelry tools!

Join Sustainability Services for trivia related to waste management and Earth Month in Upper Marshall on April 26th @12pm. Top three winners will get a variety of prizes including Stasher bags! Feel free to bring your lunch and your friends!