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12/2/2012 – TUBACHRISTMAS

Valparaiso University’s third annual TUBACHRISTMAS features Christmas favorites performed using instruments in the tuba family. The performance is free and open to the public. For more information,

12/1/2012 – A Carol Festival: Valparaiso University’s Christmas Concert

A Carol Festival: The Valparaiso University Christmas Concert features the University Chorale, Men’s Choir, Women’s Choir, Chamber Concert Band, and Symphony Orchestra. Admission is $15

12/1/2012 – Brauer Art Museum Opening Reception

The Brauer Art Museum hosts an opening reception for its winter exhibits.  These exhibits are: Su Kwak: Light Journey – An Odyssey in Paint, curated by Jungsil

Civitas Chamber Ensemble-in-Residence to perform Nov. 4 at Valpo

Led by Shanghai native Yuan-Qing Yu, the Civitas Chamber Ensemble-in-Residence will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, in the Duesenberg Recital Hall, featuring moving

Valpo announces schedule for Great Lakes Music Festival

The fifth annual Great Lakes Music Festival brings together regional and international talent for a series of performances unique to Northwest Indiana. The festival, which

Valpo to perform modern adaptation of “˜The House of Bernarda Alba’

The Valparaiso University Department of Theatre will be performing Federico Garcia Lorca’s masterpiece “The House of Bernarda Alba.” Although originally written in Spanish and set

Homecoming Concert features an “˜eclectic, engaging blend’ of music

The 16th Annual Homecoming Concert will kick-off an exciting year for the Valparaiso University Symphony Orchestra as they prepare for their tour of New Year’s

Abigail Washburn Concert at Valparaiso University Oct. 16

WHO: Abigail Washburn is a singing, songwriting, Illinois-born, Nashville-based American clawhammer banjo player. Washburn pairs American folk elements with the sounds of China, creating results

Metaphysical meets reality in the Valpo Theatre Department

Join the Valparaiso University Department of Theatre for Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone,” which explores the many questions evoked by our society’s intimate connection