
Events
Hershberger Gallery Exhibit – Jason Keiser, Seth Krabill & Thomas Zuber
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Fri Nov 06–Sun Dec 06
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Free
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Music Center, Hershberger Art Gallery
Seth Krabill ’15 is a functional potter, art teacher at Goshen High School and member of the Goshen Clay Artists Guild. He studied art education at Goshen College and has since spent his career refining his craft and exploring new styles alongside his students.
Based in Goshen, Indiana, Jason Keiser has been exploring the art and beauty of landscapes since the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown. Initially inspired by local scenery, he has since explored parts of the American West through commissioned works and personal travel. He works primarily in oil paint, charcoal and ink. His work has been accepted into several juried shows at the Midwest Museum of Art in Elkhart, Indiana. Keiser is an arts teacher, husband and father of two sons and a daughter.
Thomas Zuber has been a full-time art educator since 1995. After earning his master’s degree in art education, he began a personal exploration of abstract painting. Combining traditional techniques with abstract subject matter, Zuber has developed a unique voice in today’s rich art environment. As an award-winning artist, he continues to teach, regularly exhibit and has patrons across the United States.
Sun Mar 08–Tue Nov 10
Northern Indiana Amish Quilts From the Rebecca Haarer Collection
The Good Library Gallery will host an exhibit of Amish quilts, collected and documented by Rebecca Haarer ’75, from now until Oct. 8, 2026.- Livestream
Wed Oct 28, 7pm
2026 Beechy Peace, Justice and Reconciliation Lecture: Mulanda Jimmy Juma
Dr. Mulanda Jimmy Juma, Mennonite Central Committee's Regional Peace and Advocacy Coordinator for Southern, Central Africa and Nigeria, has spearheaded peace curricula across Africa, led the Africa Peacebuilding Institute, and advised international bodies on high-level mediation and governance. Fri Nov 13, 7:30pm | Sat Nov 14, 7:30pm | Sun Nov 15, 2:30pm | Sat Nov 21, 7:30pm | Sun Nov 22, 2:30pm
Fall Main Stage: The Metromaniacs by David Ives
This November, Goshen College Theater proudly presents a French farce, "The Metromaniacs," adapted by American comic maestro David Ives.


