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Women's Work 2019 continues the region's first and only annual festival of its kind: a showcase and celebration of performing and visual arts created by women

A brand new stage show by Clock Productions

In the dark, a blind woman has the advantage over her assailants

Shoot The Moon presents Nassim Soleimanpour's daring and internationally acclaimed one-person show

A walking theatre production incorporating Beacons beautiful landscape. When the Worry Witches start to steal the fairy dust from the trees, will the Fairies come together to restore the color and magic to Beacon?

It's beyond funny.

Tour of selected galleries in the neighborhood.

Jazz Vocalist sings Ella's Fitzegerald's greatest hits

A delightful adaptation of four of Barbara Park's best-selling books, Junie B. Jones, brought to life in a delightful musical adaptation created specifically for younger performers.

Students with no weaving experience will learn basic weaving techniques and take home one finished 8" by 14" tapestry.

6 1/2 hours of kick butt Argentine Tango instruction to get you on the floor and dancing NOW!

Falstaff Comic Opera in 3 Acts by Giuseppe Verdi adapted by Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Widsor

Join the Ghost Doctors in the American Museum of Natural History/Rose Center for Earth & Space on an extraterrestrial adventure as they unravel the UFO phenomena -- it's definitely out there!

War of the Worlds, a radio show

Join us at the observatory bar high atop the Smith Tower for a festive evening of drinks, music and readings in defiance of literary prohibition. No cover charge: (free) tickets required.

Celebrate the fall equinox painting the harvest moon

Bistro/NightLife recipient Jean Brassard invites us to intimate, romantic and theatrical world of Aznavour.

Jacqueline Woodson, author of Red at the Bone at Boswell, in conversation with Dasha Kelly Hamilton - the Rose Petranech Lecture

a journey through time two

Exclusive performance in Taylor Hall Auditorium - FREE for Western Students