Event Calendar

Join us for this classic tale in a way you’ve never seen before—and relive the magic.

Rated G.

Join us for this classic tale in a way you’ve never seen before—and relive the magic.

Rated G.

Join us for this classic tale in a way you’ve never seen before—and relive the magic.

Rated G.

February 26 – March 21

Fraga says he continually strives to represent the “complex and subtle realities” of daily life in Cuba and in the U.S. Fraga’s work focuses on social themes, such as the “Special Period” in Cuba, the struggles of workers to survive on their pensions, loss and separation in families whose members have emigrated to other countries, and tensions around public services.  He uses a collage mixed with oil, acrylic, charcoal and other media in his works.

ECC Campus Life and Leadership and ECC Admissions offices are hosting the second annual Leadership Conference for Area High School Students. This conference offers local students the chance to explore the many paths leadership can take beyond their time as student leaders in high school, including at their colleges or universities, in their community, and/or in their workplace. Students will hear from skilled faculty, staff, administrators, and students of East Central College, along with longtime leaders in the community as session leaders. This is a can’t-miss opportunity for high school students looking to develop as leaders.

Hansen Hall Theater

March 1 • 4 p.m. • HH 105

We invite you to come hear the talented faculty members of the ECC Music Department. Join us for an enchanting program showcasing a diverse range of musical genres and captivating repertoire.

Buescher Hall, 1st Floor, Atrium

March 8 • 7:30 p.m. • Theatre

The Arianna String Quartet (ASQ) joins forces with shakuhachi grand master James Nyoraku Schlefer and Japanese master koto; shamisen and vocal virtuosos Sumie Kaneko; and Yuko Reikano Kumura, as the Kyo-Shin-An ensemble makes their first appearance at East Central College, promising a memorable evening of music-making with the ASQ. This unique concert fuses the ancient traditions of Japanese instrumentation with Western classical music’s string quartet, producing an experience that forges new  frontiers in music, and provides audiences with a once in a lifetime concert experience.