BAD ART is moving to THURSDAY for the Spring 2024 Semester! Want to be creative without the pressure of making something "good"? Come join the Women and Gender Studies Program for our weekly Bad Art program, EVERY THURSDAY from 4-7pm … Read More
The University of Southern Maine and Bates College collaborate with the Franco-American Collection to present the concert, Celebrating French Music: The History Makers, The History Changers. The Times Record describes this concert as "Women Who Risked Everything for Freedom," … Read More
AND THE WINNER IS...An interactive musical salute to over 95 years of Oscar winning and nominated songs - Featuring the students in Ed Reichert's musical theater studio. Show up early to see who's on the red carpet! Parking at USM … Read More
Summer Hart, "Out in May Back by October," 2023. Hand-beaded tapestry made with abandoned Great Northern Paper Co. newsprint reclaimed from the East Millinocket (ME) Mill, 8 ½ x 12 ft. Photo: Aaron Rosen. "Boomhouse" by poet Summer Hart. Cover … Read More
BAD ART is moving to THURSDAY for the Spring 2024 Semester! Want to be creative without the pressure of making something "good"? Come join the Women and Gender Studies Program for our weekly Bad Art program, EVERY THURSDAY from 4-7pm … Read More
The University of Southern Maine Art Gallery is pleased to announce our 2024 Juried Student Exhibition! Open to students across all majors at the University, the Juried Student Exhibition fosters student preparation for professional art settings and processes, provides … Read More
Broadcast from New York's Mercury Theatre in 1938, this infamous radio play, based on the novel by H. G. Wells, had many terrified listeners convinced that an actual alien invasion of Earth was taking place. Presented live at Russell Hall as a classic radio play with live sound effects, this delightfully frightful tale of an extraterrestrial takeover is sure to thrill.
Broadcast from New York's Mercury Theatre in 1938, this infamous radio play, based on the novel by H. G. Wells, had many terrified listeners convinced that an actual alien invasion of Earth was taking place. Presented live at Russell Hall as a classic radio play with live sound effects, this delightfully frightful tale of an extraterrestrial takeover is sure to thrill.
BAD ART is moving to THURSDAY for the Spring 2024 Semester! Want to be creative without the pressure of making something "good"? Come join the Women and Gender Studies Program for our weekly Bad Art program, EVERY THURSDAY from 4-7pm … Read More
BAD ART is moving to THURSDAY for the Spring 2024 Semester! Want to be creative without the pressure of making something "good"? Come join the Women and Gender Studies Program for our weekly Bad Art program, EVERY THURSDAY from 4-7pm … Read More
The Recovery Oriented Campus Center is collaborating with the Art Gallery to host Yoga on Thursday, March 21, from 7 – 8 pm. Together, we invite our USM community and the larger public to participate in slow looking at the artwork … Read More
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Bella St. Cyr, soprano, in her senior voice recital. Bella is a student of Dr. Malinda Haslett, and a classical voice performance major.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Asa Meyer-Waldo, bassist, in his double bass jazz recital. Asa is a student of Bronek Suchanek, and a double bass performance major with a jazz concentration.
Due to the snow forecast for Saturday, March 23, the University will be closed and this event is being postponed, date TBD. Stay tuned. About the program: Inspired by life’s changing seasons and the shifting landscape in our world right … Read More
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Chayla Greenslet and Mary Fencer in their junior voice recital. Both sopranos, students of Mary Bastoni, Chayla is working toward a Bachelor of Arts in Music,and Mary is working toward a Bachelor of Music in Education.
The Osher School of Music welcomes the Duo Franchini, sisters Sefania, violin and Cecilia Franchini, piano, for an afternoon concert and master class. Admission is free. RSVP NOW Parking at USM is not free. Learn about your options here: https://parking.honkmobile.com/monthly/zones/510004, … Read More
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Jared Vigue, tenor, in his senior composition recital. Manon is a student of Scott Wheatley, and a music performance major.
BAD ART is moving to THURSDAY for the Spring 2024 Semester! Want to be creative without the pressure of making something "good"? Come join the Women and Gender Studies Program for our weekly Bad Art program, EVERY THURSDAY from 4-7pm … Read More
Faculty artists Alexandra Dietrich and Mary Johnston Letellier present “Deep Magic from the Earth and Songs to the Moon” in search of the supernatural in nature within ourselves. Due to the universality of fantastical belief represented in art, the repertoire encompasses multiple cultures, time periods and genres.
The annual Honors Recital showcases the School of Music’s most accomplished undergraduate soloists and composers, who are selected by audition before an outside jury of professional musicians.
BAD ART is moving to THURSDAY for the Spring 2024 Semester! Want to be creative without the pressure of making something "good"? Come join the Women and Gender Studies Program for our weekly Bad Art program, EVERY THURSDAY from 4-7pm … Read More
Pack up your instruments and join the Jazz Alumni All-Stars on Thursday, April 4 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. for a performance and jam session. All instrumentalists and vocalists are welcome.
Four eccentric Broadway stars desperately need to revitalize their stalling careers. So when they hear about a small town preventing a lesbian student from attending prom with her girlfriend, they know it’s time to put a spotlight on the issue… and themselves.
The Osher School of Music Jazz Alumni All-Stars is a group comprised of musicians who have graduated from the University of Southern Maine over the past 20+ years. This stellar group includes Katie Oberholtzer, vocals; Bailey Giles, saxophone; Daniel Cole, guitar; Daniel Strange, piano; Duane Edwards, bass and Phil McGowan, drums.
The Southern Maine Symphony Orchestra and the Portland Youth Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. William Kinne, invite you to a concert showcasing outstanding student soloists and symphonic classics in the McCormack Performing Arts Center at Gorham High … Read More
Four eccentric Broadway stars desperately need to revitalize their stalling careers. So when they hear about a small town preventing a lesbian student from attending prom with her girlfriend, they know it’s time to put a spotlight on the issue… and themselves.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Ryder Jackson in a senior composition recital. Ryder is a student of Dan Sonenberg.