Exhibition of Photography by Dan PichneyTake an imaginary journey to the past in France through the black-and-white photographs of Dan Pichney, capturing the sights and people as they were decades ago. Opening Reception: February 19, 2025, 6 - 7:30 p.m. Gallery Hours: Open during library hours Get Tickets Here
Seeking material for his next book, novelist Charles Condomine hosts a dinner party turned séance only to find himself quite literally haunted by the ghost of his late first wife, Elvira. Filled with comedic chaos, Blithe Spirit is a delightful and hilarious tale. Dates and Times: February 26 at 7:30 p.m. - Get Tickets Here […]
The Palm Beach Atlantic University Concert Choir presents an inspiring program as part of the Evensong Recitals at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea. Experience the presence of God through beautiful choral music in this stunning, iconic sanctuary. Admission: Free Get Tickets
The PBA Symphony features rising student soloist Chris Bodensiek in Schumann’s beloved Cello Concerto, celebrated for its lyricism and the intimate interplay between soloist and ensemble. Complementary orchestral works complete the program, highlighting the concerto’s emotional core. Admission: Free, tickets required. Get Tickets
Experience an unforgettable evening as our choir and orchestra unite for a powerful concert featuring Heather Sorenson’s moving Requiem, alongside a selection of inspiring works that uplift the spirit. Join us for a night of artistry celebrating resilience and honoring remembrance through breathtaking performances. Tickets: $15 general admission; free for PBA students, staff, and those […]
The PBA Student Choreography Showcase presents original works in a diverse array of styles and genres, created by Palm Beach Atlantic University students. This vibrant concert highlights not only their choreographic talents but also their broader creative skills, including lighting design, stage management, and event production. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the innovative spirit […]
Two-time Grammy nominee Amick Byram will deliver the keynote address. His credits include providing Moses’ singing voice in DreamWorks Animation’s The Prince of Egypt, performing in the Los Angeles production of Sunset Boulevard with Glenn Close, and appearing in Les Misérables on Broadway. Get Tickets