A thoughtful MMSO concert highlights the diversity of American experiences: “From the New World,” created when Czech-born Dvořák was working in the U.S., and one of the most popular orchestral pieces from an American composer, Bernstein’s Candide overture. Jazz virtuoso Aaron Diehl will take on Gershwin, an American icon, in Concerto in F. Student seats are always free at the door at the symphony with valid ID. Tickets range from $25-35. BUY NOW

Conducted by Dr. Stanley Roberts, Arthur Lowndes Rich Director of Choral Conducting. Tickets are $10.00, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/handels-messiah-tickets-450985558947?aff=erelexpmlt or email the Choral Society at admin@csmga.org to purchase tickets.

Recitals are held in the Bell House Jennings Salon, 315 College Street, at 7:00 pm and are free/open to the public. Seating is first-come, first-served. Doors open 30 minutes prior to concert.

An event to commemorate the work of students and artists in the creation of a mural representing the Macon-Mercer community. The program will focus on education about the processes of social justice and the importance of public art and anthropology in communities.

Conducted by Mr. Kelly Via, the nationally acclaimed Mercer Flute Choir performs a program of exciting new compositions, along with many holiday favorites.

Experience the 27th anniversary of this beloved tradition, featuring organist Dr. Jack Mitchener, Mercer Singers, Mercer Women's Chamber Choir, and Mercer Brass Choir, conducted by Dr. Stanley Roberts.

Macon native Caleb Esmond graduated from Mercer University in 2021 with a BM in Piano Performance from the studio of Dr. Ian Altman. He is currently pursuing his MM in Piano Performance and Pedagogy at Utah State University with Dr. Cahill Smith. While at USU, Caleb received the 2022 Graduate Talent Award and has performed in masterclasses for Gabriela Montero and Steven Osborne. This alumni recital in Fickling Hall will feature works by Bach, Mozart, Chopin, and Ravel.

This annual gala program features "Friends and Family," a showcase of spectacular works celebrating musical families and friendships from the past and present.

This art exhibition focuses on international posters on gender-based inequality, violence and discrimination.

Jazz faculty Monty Cole and Marcus Reddick join special guests Kevin Bales, piano; Jeremy Roberts, guitar; and Neal Starkey, bass, for an evening of small group jazz. The jazz quintet will perform a varied repertoire ranging from classic bebop to modern masterworks, including the premiere of new compositions.