Arts

All are welcome to our Spring '23 Swope Endowed Lecture, featuring the artists of Nefesh Mountain.  Nefesh Mountain is a New Jersey-based band that has worked for nearly a decade to weave together Jewish culture and spirituality with bluegrass music (as well as folk, Americana, and other styles).  A long-time collaborator with Puget Sound, the Swope lecture will present Nefesh Mountain in a new format - blending interview, storytelling, and performance.   

Celebrate and explore transcultural musical collaboration in a conversation with Indian-American composer Reena Esmail and renowned Mumbai-native Hindustani vocalist Saili Oak. These artists are being hosted by the School of Music and Asian Studies program as part of the 2023 Society of Composers, Inc. Region VIII Conference. 

Guest artists are sponsored by the Catharine Gould Chism Fund for the Humanities.

On this damp night, mold's not a noun! Get out of the rain as Late Night Programs makes mold a verb, providing the air-dry clay for aspiring sculptors or fans of Mr. Bill.

Taiwan Movie Club
Hosted by Fulbright Taiwan Foreign Language Teaching Assistant Oliver Hsieh

1st Club Meeting
Monday, February 20 @ 6:00 PM | Wy 203
Film Screening: Zone Pro Site (2013, Taiwan, 145 min)
In Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese with English Subtitles
Fried Rice for All; Bubble Tea Door Prizes; No Admission

ALL PUGET SOUND STUDENTS AND CAMPUS MEMBERS ARE WELCOME. 

Join us on Saturday, March 18 for Fieldhouse Flea '23 as we welcome back amazing vendors (old and new) and return to in-person shopping! Entry will be $5 for 5 years and up with all proceeds going to student scholarships. Women's League booths include jewelry, boutique, and our famous Logger Booty with beverages. Watch our socials for more information on our cool vendors and ways to pre-buy your tickets so you can jump the lines and get to shopping.
Thanks all for your continued support. We can't wait!

The Adelphian Concert Choir, conducted by Steven Zopfi, performs a home concert before a week of touring in various locations in Eastern Washington. Admission is complimentary.

University of Puget Sound music students present their very best solo performances as they compete in this public final round of the annual School of Music Concerto-Aria Competition, hosted by Alistair MacRae, artist in residence and director of chamber music.

The Concerto-Aria Competition has been an honored tradition in the School of Music since 1981. Students participate each year in this highly competitive program that highlights their work as musical soloists.

The Symphony Orchestra at University of Puget Sound is pleased to present, "My Sister's Voice: A Pan-Asian Contemporary Music Celebration," conducted by Anna Wittstruck featuring the voices of Saili Oak and Dawn Padula performing pieces by Reena Esmail, Oswald Huỳnh, and Wenbin Lyu.