Current News
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As part of the Chamber Music Series, a cappella vocal band Six Appeal will perform in A. F. Siebert Chapel. -
Christmas Festival tickets are sold out, but Holiday Buffet tickets are still available! Tickets to the buffet are $20 per person and include a ticket to the Christmas Festival concert. -
The H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art will host its first exhibition of the 2018-19 season, “An Architectural Ceremony,” from Sept. 5 to Oct. 19. -
The author of the first New Play Initiative production, Academy Award-winner Eric Simonson, returns to Carthage to pen the series’ 10th installment. -
Marilyn Propp, adjunct art professor, will be presenting an artist talk at the opening reception of her two-person exhibit Into the Deep: Fragments and Reflections, at the Kenosha Public Museum on Sept. 8.
Past News
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Join us for the Student Art Board’s first opening reception “Behind the Process: The Art of Reputation” by Jawaune Johnson.
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The Music Department will join in the Carthage Homecoming celebration with a joint concert featuring the Carthage Choir, Wind Orchestra, and distinguished alumni. -
The Carthage Music Theatre Workshop will present “The Marvelous Wonderettes,” with direction by Emma Figge ’20 and music direction by Darien Hiller ’20. -
The opening reception for “An Architectural Ceremony,” the first exhibit of the 2018-19 season at the H. F. Gallery of Art, will be held on Sept. 13. -
Don’t miss Professor Greg Berg in a recital on Sunday, Sept. 9 at 2 p.m. in the Recital Hall. -
The Theatre Department will hold an open audition for its December dance concert, Resonate, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8 in TARC 2235. -
Marilyn Propp, adjunct professor of art, is currently exhibiting her relief prints on handmade paper, oil on wood paintings, and 3-D constructions of found objects, in a two-person exhibition “Into the Deep: Fragments and Reflections,” at the Kenosha Public Museum.
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Graphic design and studio art student Elizabeth Willis ’20 has been interning with artist Marilyn Propp at the Center for Collaborative Research this summer. -
A group of Carthage students recently returned from their J-Term in June Study Tour: “NYC: A Slice of Cultural Cheesecake.” For just over two weeks, these students explored New York City and engaged with some of the incredible theater and fine art there. -
Carthage grads Steven Hobe ’15 and Nicholas Huff ’15 are participating in the Milwaukee Florentine Opera’s 2018 summer residency program. They will perform in Kenosha at 6 p.m., Friday June 29, at the Pennoyer Park Bandshell.
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