The Mercer Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Monty Cole, will perform the music of Radiohead, Frank Zappa, Buddy Rich, and Marcus Miller. Dr. Marcus Reddick, associate professor of percussion, will be featured on drumset.

The Middle Georgia Harp Ensemble and the Middle Georgia Flute Choir, under the direction of Calista Anne Koch and the Middle Georgia Flute Choir conducted by Bastien Millo, will present music from a variety of periods.

September 14-November 18 From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee: Part of Firestarters Indigenous Festival McEachern Art Center, open 4-8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday   A look behind the lands, stories, and peoples that come from the flowing waters of the Ocmulgee to today’s Muscogee traditions, towns, and governments. Randy Kemp is a multidisciplinary artist whose body of work includes painting, printmaking, mixed media, installation, music, and performance. His work includes both traditional tribal life and contemporary works concerning American Indian issues, themes, and views.…

A Divine Kerfuffle, by H. Russ Brown Directed by Scot Mann Produced by special arrangement with Next Stage Press, Inc. The year is 1895 and Sarah Bernhardt is the greatest actress to ever grace the Victorian stage - just ask her! In this high-energy, physical comedy, the stage is set for the ultimate showdown as the two dueling divas cross wits and blades in this frantically funny farce! Tickets.mercer.edu Show dates: November 9-11 and 16-18 @ 7:30, and November 12…

A Divine Kerfuffle, by H. Russ Brown Directed by Scot Mann Produced by special arrangement with Next Stage Press, Inc. The year is 1895 and Sarah Bernhardt is the greatest actress to ever grace the Victorian stage - just ask her! In this high-energy, physical comedy, the stage is set for the ultimate showdown as the two dueling divas cross wits and blades in this frantically funny farce! Tickets.mercer.edu Show dates: November 9-11 and 16-18 @ 7:30, and November 12…

Annual pre-Thanksgiving concert presented by the Mercer Women’s Chamber Choir and Mercer Singers, under the direction of Dr. Stanley Roberts, Arthur Lowndes Rich Professor of Choral Conducting and Townsend School of Music Associate Dean

The MMSO welcomes Filippo Ciabatti, winner of the 2020 American Prize in Conducting, in a program featuring one of the best known classical symphonies, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. Then the symphony joins members of the cast of Theatre Macon’s 2022 production of The Color Purple back to the stage, in a reprise of hits from the musical with a joyous score featuring jazz, ragtime, gospel, African music, and blues.

The Brass Band and Wind Ensemble take the stage to perform major works in the repertoire. The Brass Band, the newest ensemble in the band area, will open the evening. The Wind Ensemble will perform James Barnes' Third Symphony, nicknamed "The Tragic," which explores the depths of despair then explodes with optimism and joy.

Traditional and non-traditional music performed by the Percussion Ensemble and BEAR Steel.

Under the direction of Townsend School of Music Dean Dr. Gary Gerber, the Choral Society of Middle Georgia and Mercer University Choir continue this annual tradition. Tickets for all performances are $10.00 at the door, through the Choral Society at choralsocietymga.com or eventbrite.com/o/the-choral-society-of-middle-georgia-17823517340