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  • Spectral Cinema

    PROJECT PROJECTION: Experimental Films from Madison

    UWSP | Carlsten Art Gallery Noel Fine Arts Center, 1800 Portage Street, Stevens Point, United States

    With Guest Curator James Kreul from Mills Folly Microcinema www.spectralmicrocinema.com

  • Multicultural Community

    A Survey of the History of Black Theatre in Milwaukee, Wis.

    UWSP | NFAC 283 1800 Portage Street UWSP COFAC, Stevens Point, WI, United States

    Building Our Multicultural Community   With Sheri Williams Pannell Lisa Sanderson, facilitating Noel Fine Arts Center ROOM 283 and Zoom

  • Music of the Masters 2022

    Music of the Masters

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    UWSP Noel Fine Arts Center 1800 Portage Street UWSP COFAC, Stevens Point, WI, United States

    Entertainment provided by the students and faculty of the Aber Suzuki Center and students of the UWSP Department of Theatre and Dance. 6 p.m. Cocktail Reception Generous hors d’oeuvres and cash bar Noel Fine Arts Center Courtyard 7:30 p.m. Program Michelsen Concert Hall 8:30 p.m. Desserts and Coffee Elegant sweet treats, coffee and cash bar […]

  • UWSP Fall Bands Concert

    UWSP Bands Fall Concert – Wind Symphony

    UWSP | Michelsen Hall Noel Fine Arts Center, 1800 Portage Street, Stevens Point, United States

    John P. Lynch, conductor The Wind Symphony performs an imaginative program “Dream Images” featuring Michael Markowski’s moving “City Trees” and the premiere of Aakash Mittal’s “Salt March” about non-violent protest.  DREAM IMAGES Themes From Green Bushes       Percy Grainger/arr. Larry Daehn City Trees        Michael Markowski Salt March        Aakash […]

  • UWSP Fall Bands Concert

    UWSP Bands Fall Concert – Symphonic Wind Ensemble

    UWSP | Michelsen Hall Noel Fine Arts Center, 1800 Portage Street, Stevens Point, United States

    John P. Lynch, conductor The Symphonic Wind Ensemble performs “Of Love and Loss” and will welcome guest cello soloist Dr. Mindy Park playing the world premiere of New Zealand-American composer Chris Marshall’s poignant “The Lost.” Also featured will be Kurt Weill’s dramatic and edgy “A Little Threepenny Music” with singer actors Megan Griffith and Ben […]