Musicians with UWindsor ties will join singer-songwriter Crissi Cochrane for a live performance of her new album Saturday. Photo by Calum Noade
Musicians with UWindsor ties will join singer-songwriter Crissi Cochrane for a live performance of her new album Saturday.
A jazz combo of music students and alumni will perform Thursday at the Olde Walkerville Theatre.
A jazz combo of music students and alumni will perform Thursday at the Olde Walkerville Theatre.
The Coffee House Combo: Andrew Adoranti, Natalie Culmone, Marko Rozic, Sebastian Bachmeier, Vanessa Rose, and Austin Di Pietro, will bring its jazz sound to the Island Unplugged music festival this weekend.
The Island Unplugged music festival, August 5 and 6 on Pelee Island, will feature the talents of students and alumni.
Free public performances by music students, Friday in the Music Building, will open a weekend full of recitals.
The Brass Studios Recital promises fun fare for fans, Tuesday in Assumption Hall.
The Brass Studios Recital promises fun fare for fans, Tuesday in Assumption Hall.
A number of music instructors, alumni and students will participate in a jazzy jam session Friday.
Two music students will join flutist Alexander Zonjic for an evening of live music, January 28 at the Capitol Theatre.
Two music students will join flutist Alexander Zonjic for an evening of live music, January 28 at the Capitol Theatre.
Two music students will join flutist Alexander Zonjic for an evening of live music, January 28 at the Capitol Theatre.
Two music students will join flutist Alexander Zonjic for an evening of live music, January 28 at the Capitol Theatre.
BFA acting grad Marina Gomes is one of the featured performers during an entry in the Afternoons in the Alley series, Saturday in downtown Windsor.
School of Creative Arts students and alumni will take to Maiden Lane on Saturday, July 16, for an afternoon of free public performances.
Art can take the temperature of a culture and allow us to gauge ourselves through our sensual and perceptual experiences, says Paula Gardner.
An associate professor in the Faculty of Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art & Design, she will discuss her approach in a free public lecture, “Making Mobile Art: Consumption and Embodied Looking from Stereoscopy to Everyday EEG,” Wednesday, March 21, at 7 p.m. in room 115, LeBel Building.
