Tag: Weider Center
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6:30 Concert: ‘No Reservations’ is streaming live, Thursday, April 15
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The Next Best Thing: Connecting Through Music in Spite of Everything with Michelle McQuade Dewhirst is the next 6:30 Concert. The pandemic has forced musicians to rethink the ways in which they relate to their audiences and to each other. In this talk, McQuade Dewhirst discusses pieces she has written in the past year for…
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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Review: ‘Adam Gaines: Trumpet and Electronics’ DYI-plus in Green Bay
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The COVID-19 pandemic has shut doors and opened others.The latter involves creativity, such as “Adam Gaines: Trumpet and Electronics.”The music professor’s online presentation “is anything but just another trumpet recital,” he notes before any note is played.Adam Gaines is a member of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Music faculty, an…
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Coronavirus and concerts: What no shows means for Weidner Center | Herald Times Reporter
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The Weidner Center at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay was just a few weeks away from announcing its 2020-21 season in April when the shutdown hit. The season would’ve launched in fall, but instead many of the performances — yet to be revealed — have been pushed back to next spring and some even to…
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Weidner Center performance impacted by Coronavirus | WFRV
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The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra on May 7, 2020 at the Weidner Center has been cancelled, as well as other performances in Northeastern Wisconsin, including concerts at the Resch Center and Meyer Theatre. More via Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Coronavirus: More performance changes moving farther into the future | WFRV.
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Photos: Sold-out TEDxUW-Green Bay looks to return in 2019
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On Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018, UW-Green Bay held its very first TEDx event. TEDxUW-Green Bay was a collaboration between the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and the Weidner Center. Co-created and organized by Associate Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science), Ben J. & Joyce Rosenberg Prof. Regan Gurung (Psychology, Human Development) and the Weidner Center’s…
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Photos: UW-Green Bay honors most distinguished and outstanding
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UW-Green Bay was honored by the return of six distinguished and outstanding alumni who returned to campus Oct. 2, 2018 to accept awards recognizing their contributions to campus, communities and workplace. This year’s honorees were Daniel Keegan ’72, Sheila Kohl ’96 and ’05 and Doug Wirth ’89, each receiving the Distinguished Alumni Award; and Cordero…