The Mercer University Wind Ensemble joins forces with Veterans High School to present a celebratory fall concert to kick off the season. Featured repertoire includes Deciduous by Viet Cuong and Zoom by Scott Boerma.

A gala concert especially for Mercer families featuring students of the School of Music.

Jasmine Habersham, soprano Amy Schwartz Moretti, violin Rebecca Albers, viola Hal Robinson, double bass Jeewon Park, piano

The Townsend Symposia on Music, Philosophy, and the Arts are meant to open the eyes of professionals and scholars to new ideas, presented especially for students, artists, and arts administrators in the community.

Mercer Singers concert led by director Stanley Roberts with guest performer Stephen Darlington

Choral Society of Middle Georgia and Mercer University Choir, led by director Gary Gerber, Dean of the Townsend School of Music, present a celebration of music through choral works.

Come hear what the talented students in the McDuffie Center for Strings have been working on. Seating is first come, first served. Doors open 30 minutes beforehand.

Join us for an exceptional evening of French chamber music, featuring the less-known string works and the exotic songs of Debussy performed by talented McDuffie Center Young Artists and mezzo-soprano Samantha Mishima Friedman. This concert promises a special atmosphere and a celebration of French musical heritage in the 20th century.

Inspired by the shock and spectacle of The Grand Guignol, this original production dives into the macabre with a series of short, visceral plays that explore humanity’s darkest impulses. Blending horror, humor, and theatrical illusion, the show confronts audiences with tales of madness, revenge, and the grotesque. It’s a thrilling homage to early horror theatre that challenges the line between terror and entertainment.

Inspired by the shock and spectacle of The Grand Guignol, this original production dives into the macabre with a series of short, visceral plays that explore humanity’s darkest impulses. Blending horror, humor, and theatrical illusion, the show confronts audiences with tales of madness, revenge, and the grotesque. It’s a thrilling homage to early horror theatre that challenges the line between terror and entertainment.