Please join the College of Education with partners from Student Leadership Johns Creek and the Johns Creek Historical Society to visit the exhibit, "Same Storm, Different Boats: A Community Exhibit Documenting the Living History of the COVID-19 Pandemic." High school students in Johns Creek, Georgia, engaged in document analysis strategies by examining the Library of Congress' growing archive documenting the pandemic, then conducted their own local history research about the impact of COVID-19 on their community. Their findings, which include…

Conducted by Mr. Kelly Via, come celebrate the joy and beauty of spring with a collection of intriguing repertoire performed by the Mercer Flute Choir. The event is free and open to the public.

Remember putting on an album and listening from start to finish? Relive that moment with a live concert experience unlike any other. $30-35 BUY NOW

Opening game of the weekend series vs. the University of North Carolina Greensboro

Broadway Does Punk is an upbeat cabaret-style performance blending Broadway-inspired vocal stylings with the eclectic atmosphere of an intimate lounge show in downtown Macon. We want to embrace the raw energy that is punk music, combining rock with the imaginative power of musical theatre. Imagine musicals that have created this mashup in the past, like Hedwig and the Angry Itch, Spring Awakening or American Idiot, as well as imaginative renderings of punk favorites like Blink 182 or the Dead Kennedys. $10 BUY NOW

Second game of the weekend series

The Bears face UNCG in double-header action at Sikes Field. Final home weekend series of the season.

Under the direction of Arthur Lowndes Rich Professor of Choral Conducting Dr. Stanley Roberts and graduate conductor Mrs. Kirstine Buchanan, this end of academic year concert features a varied repertoire performed by Mercer Singers, accompanied by pianists Mrs. Anne Armstrong and Mrs. Cynthia Wilson Smith. This event is free and open to the public.

Series finale

Final home game of the season.