Arts & Cultural Events

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

The Foster Art Gallery will host a national juried group exhibition that seeks to examine threatened species as vestiges of a wild world rapidly being lost. Through art, these animals can embody the repercussions of climate change and habitat loss, but they can also become symbols of survival against all odds. What will their ultimate fate say about our own species? The exhibition is curated by John Guy Petruzzi with the Westminster Pre-Vet Society. 

This free show is open to all. For more information contact Summer Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu

Straight No Chaser: Back In the High Life

Sponsored by Huntington

If the phrase “male a capella group” conjures up an image of students in blue blazers, ties, and khakis singing traditional college songs on ivied campuses …think again.  SNC are neither strait-laced nor straight-faced. They have emerged as a phenomenon with a massive fanbase and over 2 million albums sold worldwide.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit: https://www.westminster.edu/about/community/celebrity-series/2021-2022/straight-no-chaser.cfm

They’ll have you at ‘woof’!

Canines and comedy will collide and unleash havoc and hilarity in a breathtaking, action-packed, family-friendly comedy dog spectacular, featuring some of the world’s most talented four-legged performers. Imagine the world’s most talented 4-legged performers in an uproariously funny, comedy dog spectacular that leaves audiences everywhere howling for more! The all-star lineup will include champions and previously discarded dogs that will dance, prance, flip and skip their way right to your heart. Deemed “A must see” by The Washington Post, Mutts Gone Nuts is sure to win Best in Show!

10:30 a.m. school performance • 6:30 p.m. public performance

For more information or to purchase tickets visit: https://www.westminster.edu/about/community/celebrity-series/2021-2022/mutts-gone-nuts.cfm

50th Anniversary of Greatest Hits
Multiple Grammy award winner singer, songwriter Michael Bolton brings his Symphony Series Tour to Westminster College.  Known for classics such as “How Am I Supposed To Live Without You,” “When A Man Loves A Woman,” “Georgia On My Mind,” “Said I Loved You...But I Lied “ and so many more! 

SPONSORED BY HUNTINGTON, Celebrity Series STAR Sponsor    
VIDEO LINK: https://michaelbolton.com/#gallery
For more information, contact Connie McGinnis, Director of Celebrity Series, at mcginncl@westminster.edu or 724-946-7371.

The Michael Bolton concert was previously scheduled for April 29, 2020. Tickets with the original April 29, 2020 date will be honored at this show.

Cruising Steady: The Music & Friendship of Aretha Franklin and Smokey Robinson

Sponsored by Giant Eagle

“These singers BRILLIANTLY embody the spirits of the originals!” –Nansci Neiman-Legette, COO Berry Gordy Productions, MOTOWN RecordsAn evening of fun, nostalgia and some of the best music ever written starring Patrice Covington (The Color Purple) and Jesse Nager (MOTOWN). Show features hits such as “Respect,” “I Second The Emotion,” “Chain of Fools,” “Ooh Baby Baby,” “Natural Woman,” “My Girl,” and many more!

For more information or to purchase tickets visit: https://www.westminster.edu/about/community/celebrity-series/2021-2022/cruising-steady.cfm

Lucie Arnaz: “I Got the Job!” Songs From My Musical Past

Sponsored by Shenango on the Green

Celebrating a life on stage, Lucie Arnaz returns to her theater roots looking back at some of the roles she has had on stages throughout the world. With anecdotes and memories about her co-stars and musical collaborators, Lucie offers iconic songs and hidden treasures from some of Broadway’s greatest shows and a look at the magic it takes to create them.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit: https://www.westminster.edu/about/community/celebrity-series/2021-2022/lucie-arnaz.cfm

Neil Berg’s 50 Years of Rock and Roll

Sponsored by UPMC Jameson UPMC Horizon (USE LOGOS)

Take an electrifying journey from the birth of rock ‘n roll in the 1940s through the glory years of the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s, up until MTV in the early’ 80s. With a cast of stars from Broadway’s greatest rock musicals and incredible rock & roll singers, you’ll discover unknown stories from this era of music that changed the world forever!

For more information of to purchase tickets visit: https://www.westminster.edu/about/community/celebrity-series/2021-2022/neil-berg.cfm