NovNov
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Campus Wide

11/16 MONDAY:
Black Bear Moon Drummers, Prospect Hall 11:30-1:30pm
International Lunch Buffet, Prospect Hall 11:30-2:00pm
PSU Flags for Peace: Speak out for peace and make your own flag! HUB Pawsway 11:00-1:00pm

11/17 TUESDAY:
Thai Lunch Buffet, HUB Snack Bar 11:30-1:30
USDS Passport Processing, FPL 10:00-2:00pm — checks and money orders only, sorry NO cash!
Student Org Tabletop Exhibit and Contest, FPL 11:00-1:00pm
PSU Flags for Peace, HUB Pawsway 11:00-1:00pm
Sidore Lecture Series: UN and Human Rights, Silver Ctr 7pm 535.ARTS (free)

11/18 WED:
Brown Bag Lunch: AUSTRIA with Dan Brevik, Jen Fijal, 12noon HUB Student Senate Room
PSUniversiTEA: bring your mug, share some tea and conversation! HUB Tower Room 3pm
“Invisible Children” movie, discussion panel, Heritage Commons 6-8pm, and 8-10pm. Sponsored by EGAW
Intl Film: FRIDA, D+M 215 9:00pm

11/19 THURSDAY:
Brown Bag Lunch: SPAIN with Sarah Ward, Danielle Dion, 12noon, Frost Commons
International Food and Music Festival with University Chorale, Chamber Singers, PSU “celebrity” drumming circle, Vocal Order and Mixed Emotion, food, exhibits, HUB MPR 4:30-6pm
PSU Theater Dept presents “Rhinoceros”, Silver Ctr 8pm, 535.ARTS

11/20 FRIDAY:
Thai cooking class, Prospect Hall 12:00-1pm, sign up ahead!
Jason Connell presents “Changing the World 101″, an inspirational guide to changing our world through volunteerism, Boyd 144, 7:00pm
“Rhinoceros”, Silver Ctr, 8pm

11/21 SATURDAY:
Breakout sessions “Changing the World 101, various campus locations
“Rhinoceros”, Silver Ctr, 2pm, 8pm

ALL WEEK:
Dept of Language and Linguistics classes open to visitors all week, schedule posted in Hyde Hall, 2nd floor
Sodexo guest chef from Thailand, Prasit Sutipremanun


Nov
23
7:00 pm

Silver Center for the Arts

The annual All New England Band Festival, featuring 175 high school musicians, will culminate in a performance at the Silver Center for the Arts on the Plymouth State University Campus.

The concert will conclude a day-long event involving honor band members representing 60 high schools from all six New England states. The students were chosen from more almost 400 who applied for the festival from a total of 68 high schools. Selections were based on students individual musical achievements while attending the schools they are representing. More than two-thirds of those selected have been members of their respective all-state bands or orchestras.

Guest conductors for the 2009 festival are Robert Sheldon and Christopher Tucker. Both are nationally known composers of band music and have numerous published and recorded works to their credit.

The festival bands will share the concert with the Plymouth State University Symphonic Band, conducted by Gary Corcoran. The Colonial Brass of the United States Air Force Band of Liberty will join with the PSU Band in a performance os a suite from Mass by Leonard Bernstein. The university band will perform works by Paul Dukas, Edward Madden and Percy Grainger.

PSU students and faculty/staff are admitted free. Other tickets for the performance are $7.00 and will be available at the door.

Call 535-ARTS or 1-800-3869 for more information. If special accommodations are needed, please call in advance.


Dec
4
7:00 pm

Silver Center for the Arts – Hanaway Theatre

PSU Dance Division presents the Contemporary Dance Ensemble in a winter performance.  A variety of dance genres are represented in works by faculty and student choreographers including, tap, ballet, contemporary, jazz, hip-hop and musical theater.

PSU with id free, adults $10, students/seniors/groups $7

For more information: Amanda Whitworth

This event is part of Plymouth’s 2009 Hometown Holiday Celebration. For additional information and a full list of events, please visit the Plymouth Rotary Club’s Web site


Dec
5
7:00 pm

Silver Center for the Arts – Hanaway Theatre

PSU Dance Division presents the Contemporary Dance Ensemble in a winter performance.  A variety of dance genres are represented in works by faculty and student choreographers including, tap, ballet, contemporary, jazz, hip-hop and musical theater.

PSU with id free, adults $10, students/seniors/groups $7

For more information: Amanda Whitworth

This event is part of Plymouth’s 2009 Hometown Holiday Celebration. For additional information and a full list of events, please visit the Plymouth Rotary Club’s Web site


Jan ’10
27
7:00 pm

Join ETC for the a musical adventure the whole family can enjoy together.

January 27-30, 2010 at 7 p.m. and January 30 and 31 at 2 p.m.

Hanaway Theatre, Silver Center for the Arts at Plymouth State University

ETC is an inspiring and innovative arts education program.

Each January, after four weeks of intensive rehearsals, PSU faculty, staff, students, and members of the Plymouth community appear in a full scale musical production on the main stage of the Silver Center for the Arts.  Along with its annual production, ETC offers a one day arts festival for children, an integrated arts conference for teachers, a character luncheon and a regional children’s art display.

Order tickets for Godspell at the Silver Center.


Feb ’10
11
7:00 pm

7pm, Smith Recital Hall @ Silver Center for the Arts

The Colonial Brass is the United States Air Force Band of Liberty’s brass ensemble. This six-piece group performs a wide repertoire of music from Bach to Sousa to Miles Davis with dazzling wit and artistry. 
This free concert is brought to you by the United States Air Force Band of Liberty and the Silver Center for the Arts. 

Visit the Silver Center Web site for more information and to order tickets.


Feb ’10
19
8:00 pm

8pm, Hanaway Theatre @ Silver Center for the Arts

Saxophonist, vocalist, composer and arranger Grace Kelly is rapidly making her way up in the jazz music world. Now just 17, Kelly has already recorded and/or performed with many notable musicians. With a dynamo like Kelly, the future of jazz is in good hands. 

Visit the Silver Center Web site for more information and to order tickets.


Feb ’10
26
8:00 pm

8pm, Hanaway Theatre @ Silver Center for the Arts

Made in New Hampshire with the Nashua Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
With a rich history beginning in 1923, the Nashua Symphony Orchestra has been delighting New Hampshire audiences for generations.  Led by Music Director Jonathan McPhee, the NSO will be joined by its affiliated Symphony Chorus and celebrated baritone Phillip Lima for a family-friendly program celebrating this state’s history of creative inspiration. 

Visit the Silver Center Web site for more information and to order tickets.


Mar ’10
4
7:00 pm

7pm, Smith Recital Hall @ Silver Center for the Arts

The Grammy Award–winning Ying Quartet occupies an unmistakable position of international prominence in the classical music world. Ying performs in many of the most important concert halls, yet its belief that music is a meaningful part of everyday life has brought the foursome to settings as diverse as Chinese restaurants and juvenile prisons. The quartet includes siblings Janet (violin), Phil (viola), David (cello), and newest member Frank Huang (violin). 

Visit the Silver Center Web site for more information and to order tickets.


Mar ’10
18
7:00 pm

7pm, Hanaway Theatre @ Silver Center for the Arts

No one comes out alone.   This one-act play portrays the hilarious and poignant relationship between a Jewish mother and her gay son.  The play is based on the conversations that writer/actor Jeffrey Solomon had with his mother, and follows the mother’s struggles to accept her son’s homosexuality and to come out to herself as the mother of a gay man.

This production contains mature language and subject matter.

Visit the Silver Center Web site for more information and to order tickets.



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