Join us for an evening with Pete Buttigieg, who served from 2021 to 2025 as U.S. Secretary of Transportation, where he worked to launch over seventy thousand infrastructure projects across the country, improve transportation safety and technology, strengthen airline passenger protections, and address pandemic-related supply chain challenges. A Rhodes Scholar and Navy veteran, Buttigieg previously...
Back by popular demand, please join Jewish Studies, the Office of Religious Life, Biology, and Environmental Sustainability for the second annual Tu B’Shevat seder. We will meet at 4:00 pm on Monday, February 2nd at the Co-Lab for an educational campus tree walk led by professors Melanie Kazanel and Jaime Coon. This will be followed...
Tom Hamm, emeritus professor of history and Quaker scholar in residence, will deliver the inaugural lecture in the Tom Hamm Annual Lecture Series in History at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, in Ronald Gallery, Lilly Library. Join Tom as he takes a look back at events from 1942-1952, when Earlham navigated national turmoil — from...
The Javanese Gamelan Ensemble will perform a mix of traditional and modern pieces from central Java, joined by musicians from the Chicago group Friends of the Gamelan (FROG). In addition to the gamelan itself (a large ensemble consisting mostly of visually stunning bronze gongs and metallophones, tuned to non-Western scales), the santiswaran ensemble (unison choral...
Our annual Fall concert with our illustrious Gospel Revelations Choir will enrich your soul and move your hands and feet! Join us for a wonderful evening of gospel music. Free admission and no tickets are required. Livestream
The Earlham Chamber Orchestra, joined by string players from the Richmond Symphony Orchestra, presents a concert of varying colors, just like the season. Featuring: Autumn, a concertino for strings and harp by Virgil Thompson, Ravel's impressionistic settings of five children's stories (Mother Goose Suite), and the bright classical beauty of Beethoven's Symphony no. 1. Also...
Join the Earlham College choirs in their fall program, Belonging - featuring contemporary choral music, pop arrangements, musical theatre, and pieces from Brazil, Indonesia, Namibia, South Africa, and the Republic of Georgia. Friday November 15th, 7:30pm, Lingle Hall. Non-ticketed and free to attend. Livestream
The Percussion Program at Earlham plays host to the campus’ first ever West African Drum and Dance Festival with resident guests M’Bemba Bangoura, Famoro Dioubate and Fara Camera on Saturday, November 9, 7:30 p.m., Lingle Recital Hall. The event is co-sponsored and in collaboration with the African Student Association, Dance Alloy, Peace and Global Studies,...
JazzCussion is a combination performance between jazz and percussion departments that aims to bring music, entertainment, and excitement all in one! The jazz ensemble, led by Addison Jordan, will play select tunes from the standard jazz catalog and famous rock and r&b tunes from the 60-70s. Keith Cozart-Steele, director of the hand drum and rhythm...
Our annual Fall concert with our illustrious Gospel Revelations Choir will enrich your soul and move your hands and feet! Join us for a wonderful evening of gospel music. Livestream
Earlham College presents a thrilling concert featuring the Earlham College Orchestra joined by 25 members of the Richmond Symphony, and the Earlham Concert Choir joined by the IU East chorale and other guests. In honor of the holiday season, we perform music filled with joyful celebration and peaceful reflection. The concert features Symphony No. 2...
Earlham Jazz and Percussion Ensembles featuring guest artist Arthur Lipner Livestream
The Earlham College Concert Choir and Chamber Singers present Let the River Run - an aqueous choral review. Enjoy an evening of music about and inspired by water, including works by Alice Parker, Claudio Monteverdi, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Katerina Gimon, Eric Whitacre, Lead Belly, Carly Simon, and more. Livestream