Science goes pop at lecture at Embassy
Last month, American society was stymied by a quandary that required the mobilization of one of our nation’s top scientists.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse...
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Jazz and pop mashup becomes a sensation
In 2009, Scott Bradlee was a jazz pianist working in New York City and thinking that being a pianist working in New York City wasn’t all it was cracked...
Get to know why musical is so beloved
When The King and I first opened on Broadway in 1951, it quickly became one of the most popular and beloved musicals of all time. The fifth collaboration...
Philharmonic to charm audience with soundtrack during movie
Spend any time at all with Caleb Young and it’s obvious that he loves music and loves sharing it with others.
As the associate conductor of the Fort...
Vocalist back home in Indiana
In a career that has spanned more than four decades, Sandi Patty has become the voice of Christian music around the world.
Patty was born in Oklahoma...
Lose a hour, but gain a cool new festival
It was a festival whose time had come.
In fact, it’s a festival that was long overdue.
Sure, the first day of spring is three weeks away. But that may...
Hear the story of the man who created Peter Pan
The story of Peter Pan, the classic and beloved tale of a boy who refuses to grow up, has been read and watched by generations who delight in his impish...
Jo Koy
As winter lives on for at least another month or two, it’s the perfect time to find an antidote for cabin fever.
Jo Koy, one of today’s premiere stand-up...
Familiar film has new life on stage
The legendary 1939 film The Wizard of Oz is almost a universal language, filled with oft-quoted lines and well-known characters. But experiencing the...
Local bands resurrect the ’90s in Down the Line
What’s better than a whole night that showcases local musicians? One that features those same artists and bands performing the music of legends.
And...