The annual Christmas festival at Carthage, celebrated every year in December, features the majestic sounds of the Fritsch Memorial Organ. The program follows an age-old tradition of sharing the celebration of the birth of Christ through readings and choral and instrumental music, and includes Carthage's annual Service of Light.

Students in the Carthage Choir, the Carthage Women's Ensemble, the Lincoln Chamber Singers, the Gospel Messengers, the Carthage Wind Orchestra, as well as students from the Theatre Department participate in the program, held in A. F. Siebert Chapel.

News

• J-Term Photo Contest: Send in your photos
• Miss America to perform homecoming concert at Carthage
• Valerie Bogie, '05, takes her degree to the water
• Heavens, science fiction intersect in Lentz Hall
• Photo gallery: "Steampunk Opera Machine"
• Carthage-Concordia joint concert planned Valentine's Day
• Impending graduates exude confidence after real-world primer
• Buy shoes, support a cause
• "Through Their Veins" features artwork by four Mexican artists
• J-Term class assesses risk management

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Events

• Feb. 1-Feb. 29 — "Enchanting Taiwan" Photo Exhibit
• Feb. 2-March 16 — Art Exhibit: "Through Their Veins"
• Feb. 10 — Family Fun Night: Mad Science Lab
• Feb. 11 — Lincoln Scholarship Competition
• Feb. 11 — Music Auditions
• Feb. 12 — Music for Women's Voices and Instruments
• Feb. 14 — Natural Sciences Colloquium Series: Discipline-specific Research
• Feb. 14 — Carthage-Concordia Joint Band Concert
• Feb. 16 — Career Fair
• Feb. 16 — Opening Receptions: "Through Their Veins," Carthage Annual Juried Student Art Show

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