
Events
Performing Arts Series: Apollo’s Fire – Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
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Wed Nov 11, 7:30pm
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$35, $50 and $60
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Music Center, Sauder Concert Hall
As heard in major festivals and cities across the United States, Apollo’s Fire and Jeannette Sorrell present Vivaldi’s beloved Four Seasons as the revolutionary acts of musical storytelling they were meant to be – bringing Vivaldi’s pictorial descriptions to life. If you thought you knew the Four Seasons, be prepared for surprises! From the bird calls and storms to a barking dog, flies and wasps, drunken peasants, an exhilarating fox hunt with “gunshots,” and more…the story that Vivaldi intended with these pieces is made clear as each concerto is preceded by a quick and polished “tour” of the sound effects to come. The virtuoso musicians of Apollo’s Fire take turns stepping into the spotlight as a different soloist leads each concerto.
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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 06–Sun Dec 06
Hershberger Gallery Exhibit – Jason Keiser, Seth Krabill & Thomas Zuber
The opening reception will happen on Nov. 8 at 2.pm. in the 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…- Livestream
Sat Nov 07, 7:30pm
GC Symphony Orchestra Fall Concert
The Goshen College Symphony Orchestra, led by new director Mark Douglass, will perform its first concert of the 2026-27 academic year in Sauder Concert Hall.


