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Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Take your visitors on a tour of winter’s evening sky and then join jolly ol’ Santa and concerned alien, Mr. Freep, as they explore the solar system’s planets and meet the Christmas Eve needs of their fictitious inhabitants.

This show is recommended for grades 1+ (ages 5+).

Reserve your seats here!

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

The 2025 Ken and Nancy Long Chemistry Lecture will be presented by Dr. Robert LeSeur, Associate Professor of Chemistry at SUNY Brockport. This lecture is entitled: Creativity on the Canal: the early history of Brockport's first makerspace.

Abstract: In this talk, I’ll share the story behind It Begins in Brockport (IBiB), a community makerspace founded in 2023 in the village of Brockport. Born from the local university's attempt to build a fab lab and my passion for digital fabrication, IBiB has grown into a vibrant hub for creativity, STEM education, and intergenerational learning. I’ll discuss how the space was built from mothballed equipment, how it serves the community through outreach and events, and why access to creative, technical spaces is essential for lifelong learning in every community. Importantly, I will be bringing toys.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information contact Dr. Pete Smith at smithpm@westminster.edu. 

The Westminster College Symphony Orchestra will perform works across eras and borders including Saint-Saëns's "March Militaire Francaise," Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony," and Mussorgsky's "Great Gate of Kiev". The orchestra also will be joined by the Westminster Concert Choir in performing selections from Vivaldi's "Gloria." Finally, Scottish fiddle soloist, Dr. Melinda Crawford Perttu will be featured in "Largs," a work for symphonic orchestra and Scottish fiddle which commemorates the Battle of Largs fought between Scottish and Viking forces in 1263.

This concert is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

School of Music students perform concertos and arias in this annual competition. Guest judges will select winners to perform as soloists with the Westminster College Symphony Orchestra in their spring concert.

Free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students from Westminster College and the Wilmington Area School District (WASD) are showcasing their artistic talents in the annual exhibition Environmental Art in the Community, now on display throughout New Wilmington and on Westminster College’s campus.

This year’s exhibition features 163 student participants—119 from Westminster College and 44 from Wilmington Area School District—whose creative works explore themes of sustainability, community, and the natural world. A variety of mediums are represented, including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, creative writing, and digital art.

The art is displayed across 16 locations in the borough and on campus, inviting the public to take a self-guided walking tour to experience the intersection of art, environment, and community. An interactive map of display locations is available here, and a complete online program with artwork listings and descriptions can be accessed here.

Award winners, sponsored by Bebe’s Shop, Gilliland’s Market, Pizza Joe’s, and Pulse Coffee Company, will be announced in early December.

The Environmental Art in the Community exhibition is a collaboration among Westminster College, Wilmington Area School District, and the 15 local businesses where the artwork is on display. This event is part of the Beyond the Quad Art Series, which aims to connect students and the community through the arts.

Questions about the exhibition can be directed to Dr. Helen Boylan, Professor of Environmental Science and Faculty Fellow for Community Engagement at boylanhm@westminster.edu.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

The Foster Art Gallery presents an exhibition of work by artist Morgan Bukovec. A series of embroidered guest checks, “are you on the menu”, is a result of the past decade of Bukovec's work in the service industry. Viewers are asked to contribute to the installation through "share your story", where blank guest checks are available for their participation.

Morgan Bukovec (b. 1996) is a mixed media artist, community organizer, and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. In 2018, she was awarded bachelors degrees in both Fine Arts and Arts Education from the University of Dayton and since has worked with several community art spaces nationally and internationally, providing art engagement and workshops.

Bukovec is interested in how art builds empathy through personal storytelling, which inspires her interdisciplinary art practice. Bukovec works with found objects across mediums including collage, textiles, installation, and ceramics, focusing on the themes of identity, storytelling, and fleeting moments and objects across time. She currently lives nomadically and actively runs her free art community: Lava Lamp Lounge, which offers space for creatives to connect and support each other online.

This exhibition is free and open to the public.

Take your visitors on a tour of winter’s evening sky and then join jolly ol’ Santa and concerned alien, Mr. Freep, as they explore the solar system’s planets and meet the Christmas Eve needs of their fictitious inhabitants.

This show is recommended for grades 1+ (ages 5+).

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The Office of Faith and Spirituality presents a Christmas Worship Service, a cherished campus tradition that celebrates the Advent season through scripture, music, prayer and reflection. This year’s service will feature the message “Can It Be?” delivered by the Rev. James R. Mohr II, chaplain and director of church relations. Scripture readings will be offered by senior members of the Class of 2026.

The service will include musical performances by the Westminster College Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, both under the direction of Dr. Ryan Keeling, assistant professor of music and director of choral activities; the Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Melinda Crawford Perttu, professor of music; and the Market Street Brass Quintet under the direction of Dr. JaKobe Henry, assistant professor of music.

Following the service, guests are invited to enjoy a punch and cookies reception in the Orr Lobby.

The event is free and open to the public. Those unable to attend in person may view the service live at www.wcnlive.com. The Westminster Cable Network (WCN) will rebroadcast Westminster’s Christmas Worship Service on multiple occasions over the holidays. For more information, please contact the Office of Faith and Spirituality at 724-946-7117 or email chapel@westminster.edu.

Hand-picked by Billy Joel to star in the hit Broadway musical Movin’ Out, Michael Cavanaugh combines modern Christmas songs like “Last Christmas” and “Wonderful Christmastime” with classic holiday hits like “Jingle Bell Rock”, “Winter Wonderland” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” to create a fun, rockin’ musical show for the yuletide season. Sprinkle in a selection of classic pop and rock songs by Billy Joel, Elton John, and more. Don’t miss the “New Piano Man,” (Broadway World) as he rings in this Holiday Season!

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“How Sweet It Is”, “Country Road”, “Shower The People”, “Anticipation”, “You’re So Vain”, “Mockingbird”, “I Feel the Earth Move”, “It’s Too Late”, and “You’ve Got A Friend”. These are just a few of the fantastic songs from “Three American Troubadours” -- a production that celebrates the lives and careers of 6-time Grammy winner James Taylor, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Carly Simon with 13 top 40 hits, and Carole King who wrote or co-wrote 118 Billboard Hot 100 pop hits-- 3 iconic American singer/songwriters whose personal lives and careers have intertwined throughout the years, and whose memorable hit songs continue to offer ageless inspiration.

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A musical voyage that will leave you awe-inspired and craving for more!

Journey back to the glory days of the late 60s and early 70s with Commotion – the most electrifying and authentic Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band on the planet!

Experience the unforgettable hits including “Have You Ever Seen the Rain,” “Green River,” “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” “Travelin Band,” “Up Around the Bend,” and more!

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