See the best work from art classes in the last year at the opening night party and awards ceremony (with prizes). 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.

Join us for the reception of Janet Marcavage's newest exhibition, "Subject to Change."

Marcavage, one of the University's Distinguished Professors of Art, investigates the layering of color and the interaction of marks – and the physical, conceptual, and optical aspects of these components in printed impressions. Mutability and impermanence are conveyed through multiplied color blends, shifting marks, and color grids. The experience and actions of being a caregiver influence her work.

Join us for the reception of Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter's art exhibition, "Reparenting the Figure: Temporal paradox, grief and repair".

Open to all students! No experience of preparation necessary. All rehearsals/performances in Fall Semester. Callbacks the following evening. 

Reparenting the Figure: Temporal paradox, grief and repair

Award-winning interdisciplinary artist, Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter, will be on campus September 17-21st for her show's opening and to visit classes and meet students.

Join us for Puget Sound's Symphony Orchestra conducted by Anna Jensen featuring the 2025-26 Concerto-Aria winners Ethan Chythlook '26, violin, and Levin Kapur '28, flute. The program, titled Finding New Breath in Sound, will include works by Joseph Bologne, Otar Gordeli, Florence Price, Pyotr IIyich Tychaikovsky, and more.

Join us for Puget Sound's Symphony Orchestra conducted by Anna Jensen. The program will include Romanian Folk Dances, by Bartók; Starburst, by Montgomery; Lullaby, by Gershwin; Fate Now Conquers, by Simon; and Symphony No. 7 by Beethoven.

Join us for the Puget Sound Jazz Orchestra directed by Jeff Chang performing with American jazz singer and 7X Grammy nominee Nnenna Freelon. Freelon is a singer, composer, producer, and arranger who has worked with renowned artists such as Ellis Marsalis, Ray Charles, Al Jarreau, Anita Baker, Aretha Franklin, and more.

Join us as the Puget Sound Wind Ensemble presents The Art of Living — music inspired by the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh, curated and conducted by Gerard Morris featuring soloists Brittany Harrington, bassoon, and Tim Christie, viola.

Enjoy the Library at Noon concert series featuring performances by School of Music students and faculty members. Join us on select Mondays at noon in Collins Memorial Library on the main floor in the West Wing. Free and open to the public. You are welcome to bring a bag lunch.