Earlham College Events

05/11/2024

That's a wrap for the academic year! We wish all of our students a wonderful summer and congratulations to the class of 2024. Until next time!

04/25/2024

Join Dance Alloy, Earlham's largest student-run dance organization for their spring and final performance of the academic year, Friday, May 3rd at 8 pm in Carpenter Hall. The door's open at 7:30pm. Tickets can be purchased at www.eventbrite.com.

04/22/2024

Join us in celebrating twenty years of Javanese gamelan at Earlham on Saturday, April 27 at 7:30pm, Lingle Recital Hall, Center for the Visual and Performing Arts.

For this concert, our students will be joined by guest musicians in highlighting the varied traditional Javanese ensembles we have at Earlham. In addition to performing on the full central Javanese gamelan--consisting of many bronze gongs, metallophones, and other instruments, such as a flute, a bowed lute, a plucked zither, hand drums, and a xylophone--we will also be presenting a piece for gamelan sekatèn (a large, ceremonial bronze ensemble found only in the royal cities of Java and at Earlham), music for the calung (bamboo gamelan), and larasmadyå (unison choral singing accompanied by frame drums and tubular bells).

Free admission and no tickets are required.

04/15/2024

The Earlham College Choirs present Where Will We Go this Friday, April 19 at 7:30 pm in Lingle Recital Hall, Center for the Visual and Performing Arts.

Enjoy an evening of exciting, somber, and thoughtful musical selections including moments of musical theatre, southern gospel, African American spiritual, video game numbers, contemporary twists on Bach and the Hindustani Tarana form, and much more.

Free admission and no tickets are required.

04/13/2024

Earlham Chamber Orchestra presents Days of Future Past: a concert of classical chamber music and new music for chamber orchestra and electronics, Saturday, April 20 at 7:30 pm in Lingle Recital Hall, Center for the Visual and Performing Arts.

The Earlham String Quartet plays an early quartet by W.A. Mozart (written when he was 16), and the Earlham Woodwind Quintet plays a classical piece for wind instruments by Mozart's contemporary, Anton Reicha. This will followed by two new works of electro-acoustic music. Director Forrest Tobey will perform solo, using a pair of infrared-emitting batons known as the Buchla Lightning, which in turn trigger electronic sounds generated on the computer. The effect is a performance in empty space. The concert will conclude with a work written for this concert called "even the darkest clouds are lighter than air," featuring the combined student groups performing in tandem with electronically generated sound.

Free admission and no tickets are required.

04/11/2024

Reminiscing of a magical celestial day!

04/09/2024

Our annual spring concert with our illustrious Gospel Revelations Choir will enrich your soul and move your hands and feet! Join us for a wonderful evening of gospel music this Sunday, April 14 at 7 pm in Goddard Auditorium. Free admission and no ticket required.

04/09/2024

The most stunning natural phenomenon on Earth, a total solar eclipse. What a beautiful, memorable once in a lifetime event.

04/05/2024

To celebrate Arab Heritage Month, we were honoroed to host for a memorable performance. Ronnie Malley is a multi-instrumentalist musician on oud, guitar, keyboards, and percussion, a theatrical performer, producer, and educator.

04/04/2024

Join the Earlham Percussion Program in concert with guests Jay County High School Percussion Ensemble for an energetic evening of music on Tuesday, April 9 at 7:00 pm, Lingle Recital Hall.

The concert will feature music published by Row-Loff Productions, specifically celebrating the fun-loving percussion compositions of Chris Brooks (1957-2023). Free admission and no tickets are required.

04/01/2024

Join The Addison Jordan Trio and Earlham Jazz Ensemble for an evening of soulful jazz music this Saturday, April 6 at 7 pm in Lingle Recital Hall, Center for the Visual and Performing Arts.

This performance will cover selections from the groovy sounds of guitarist Grant Green (1935-79) and pianist Horace Parlan (1931-2017). Free admission and no tickets are required.

03/29/2024

Save the date for the annual Annual Wellness Fair on April 4. The Wellness Fair connects resources to support individual health and wellness and advocates for positive change to build a healthier community. The Fair features more than 40 vendors so stop by.
Free admission, no tickets required.

For more information regarding this event, please contact the Welcome Desk at 765-983-1734.

This event is sponsored by the Earlham College Wellness Program

03/26/2024

Join the Department of Theatre Arts for Fun Home, April 11-13.

Fun Home is first Tony Award-winning musical written entirely by women, explores how Alison, a cartoonist now the same age as her father when he died, sifts through haunting childhood memories. Adapted from the best-selling graphic novel memoir by Alison Bechdel, this groundbreaking, refreshingly honest musical illuminates how a family can be understood through grown-up eyes. As adult Alison recreates memories of her youth and college experiences, her reflections on playing airplane, the family-run funeral home, her enigmatic father’s obsessions, coming out, and the subsequent discovery of family secrets intertwine to create a new, more balanced perspective and a greater understanding of her own identity.

Tickets can be purchased at www.earlham.edu/events

03/23/2024

Join Hindu Student Association & South Asian Student Association as they celebrate Holi. All are welcome to attend.

03/19/2024

Happy first day of spring! We look forward to spending more time as a community on The Heart in the coming weeks.

03/15/2024

Learn about Ralph Teetor with this advanced, exclusive documentary showing and filmmaker Q&A on Sunday, April 7 from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM EDT in Goddard Auditorium. Admission is free but ticket is required by clicking the link below.

Learn about Ralph Teetor with this advanced, exclusive documentary showing and filmmaker Q&A. Admission is free. Automotive pioneer and visionary Ralph Teetor will be inducted into the...

03/03/2024

Join the Latin and Caribbean Student Association, Black Student Union, Trans Student Union, Center for Social Justice, and Office of Student Life featuring Dr. Alan Pelaez Lopez, an Afro-Indigenous (Zapotec) poet, installation, and adornment artist from Oaxaca, México.

Their work attends to the quotidian realities of undocumented migrants in the United States, the Black condition in Latin America, and the intimate kinship units that trans and nonbinary people build in the face of violence.

All are welcome to attend.

02/02/2024

Join the African and African American Studies Program, Center for Social Justice, and Office of Student Life as we kick off Black History Month featuring Ta-Nehisi Coates, tonight at 7 pm in Goddard Auditorium.

Free admission and no tickets are required.