Students collect and show the work they’ve been doing in their private lessons. All are welcome. Tickets are only required for PSU Students. Students will gain a point for attending the event, and the attendance list will be sent to MTD faculty for participation credit in class.
2021-2024 Souza Professor of Meteorology This presentation will include review of how meteorological information is presented both to the public and how it is currently adapted for use by decision makers in various fields. It will examine several recent extreme weather events and review whether the information given to various end users were functional. Reception to follow. This lecture is ...
The Technical Theatre Experience Club and Plymprov have come together to produce a spetacular performance based on the popular game Dungeons and Dragons! It used to be very common for the students to come together and produce their own show. This practice stopped a few years ago until these two groups came together to put on this production. Come check ...
The Future of Sustainable Tourism Education Tourism is 10% of the global economy and faces many challenges to its business model as climate change accelerates, and yet sustainable tourism is rarely a part of academic curricula worldwide. The UNWTO has found that 80% of all tourism education globally is focused on hospitality and hotel management and investment, while the other ...
Please join us for the final performance by the Jazz and Percussion ensemble this year! This performance will take place in the Elizabeth Cheney Studio Theatre at 7:00pm on April 25th.
“This will be our reply to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devotedly than ever before.” -Leonard Bernstein PSU Performing Arts has once again come together with a stance against violence in all its forms. PSU Chorale will be joined by PSU Symphonic Band and the PSU Dance Ensemble in this powerful performance, where our students are ...
Come join Vocal Order and Mixed Emotions in their spring a cappella concert! This event is free and open to the public
Dates: June 1 – August 8, 2024 Closing Reception: August 8, 2:00 – 4:00pm Barbara Smith Dearborn was born in 1935 in Long Island, New York and moved to Plymouth during her teenage years. She graduated from Plymouth High School in 1953. She met her husband Denny Dearborn at Plymouth State (then Plymouth Teachers College). Barbara majored in mathematics, and ...
Chamber Series will take place on Tuesday nights in July opposite the NHMF Concert Series. These performances will take place in our smaller more intimate space, the Smith Recital Hall at 7pm. This series repertoire is selected and curated by the musicians of the New Hampshire Music Festival. Programs and performers TBD.
For seventy two years The New Hampshire Music Festival has built community and enriched lives through the shared experience of exceptional classical music performances and outreach. Based at the foot of the White Mountains in Plymouth, NH, the Festival draws from the best of the past to the edge of the future to champion classical music as a universal language of expression and understanding. Performing live concerts every summer in the months ...
IMPACT, Jean's Playhouse professional Touring Children’s Theatre Company performs a different fairytale every week for six weeks, starting after 4th of July weekend. Each production travels to different venues throughout the state of NH and features a professional cast of 5 actors, plus set pieces, costumes, props, original music, and more! The 45-minute adaptations are written to be enjoyed by ...