Join Sustainability Services, KUPS, and the Remakery for a mending demo and fabric art market! At 5 p.m., watch a mending demonstration form the Remakery, then get individual assistance from the Makerspace on sewing/mending projects (please bring 2 pieces of torn/holey clothing MAX - this is not a clothing swap). Buy patches, pins, and handmade clothing from UPS fabric/textile artists!!

Join us for a roundtable discussion, "Unlocking the Music Inside," with guest artist and pianist Sara Davis Buechner. Buechner will talk about her trajectory as a transgender artist with Professor Ronaldo Rolim, School of Music; Professor Gwynne Brown, School of Music, Interdisciplinary Humanities Emphasis; and Melvin Rouse, Psychology, Gender & Queer Studies. All are welcome and refreshments will be provided.

The School of Music is pleased to welcome guest pianist Anton Nel for a piano/fortepiano recital concert as part of the 2024-25 Keyboard Series. The program will include music by Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Cecile Chaminade, Claude Debussy, and Fryderyk Chopin.

Join us for the Puget Sound Jazz Orchestra directed by Jeff Chang performing songs from the Count Basie album "Kansas City Suite - The Music of Benny Carter." The orchestra will play all 10 songs from the album in order.

Join us for Pipes Spooktacular, a Halloween organ concert performed by Wyatt Smith. The program will include J. S. Bach’s famous Toccata and Fugue in d minor, and works by Widor, Hindemith, Buxtehude, and more. This concert is free and all ages are welcome.

The School of Music is pleased to welcome guest pianist Sara Davis Buechner for a recital concert as part of the 2024-25 Keyboard Series. Buechner will be performing works by Mozart, Dvořák, Gershwin, and more.

Buechner is recognized for her "intelligence, integrity, and all-encompassing technical prowess" (New York Times), "thoughtful artistry in the full service of music" (Washington Post), and "astounding virtuosity" (Philippine Star). Japan's InTune magazine sums up: "Buechner has no superior."

Join us for Weathered, a Jacobsen Series faculty recital featuring Tracy Doyle, flute, with Isabella Jie, piano, joined by guests Jinshil Yi and Gwynne Brown, piano; and Alex Westervelt '25, flute performing works by Barber, Doppler, Jiang, and Loggins Hull. The program will include a hoop dance performed by Liz Corwin, clinical assistant professor in the School of Physical Therapy. 

Dinner performance by Mariachi Monarcas, in observance of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Presented by Student Involvement and Programs and Sin Fronteras.

With a sunny disposition and a jazz-queen magnetism, Angie carries an infectious rhythm both on and off stage. Even the aching honesty of lyrics like “your sad eyes get me every time” ring with irresistible toe-tapping momentum, the perfect tipping point between melancholy and euphoria. Angie’s voice carries the warmth and soul of a recording on vinyl: well-traveled, utterly timeless, and carrying secrets and promise in every passing glance. Presented by Student Involvement and Programs.

Logger Late Nights and the Black Alumni Union present two-time Grammy Nominee Nathan Breedlove backed by his Jazz Trio. Come for an hour of original jazz which honors the traditions of our ancestors.

Nathan Breedlove is a twice Grammy-nominated jazz musician, composer and cosmic philosopher. Breedlove considers his music ‘storytelling’. Jazz music originated as the cry, joy and shout of the negro people. Nathan hears the calling to present this heritage throughout his life through love and music.