Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding | Art Exhibition by artist Joe Harjo

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November......More

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November 15, 2025, with a reception Friday, September 5 from 6-8 pm. The exhibition marks the final installment of Harjo’s Indian Removal Acts I-III, an exhibition series that Harjo describes as “delving into the historical and contemporary issues that have profoundly affected Native American communities, our land, our narratives, and our pursuit of prosperous futures.” Please note that the Art Galleries at TCU have relocated Fort Worth Contemporary Arts (FWCA). Beginning September 5, 2025, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts is located at 3050 Waits Avenue, Fort Worth, 76109, on the first floor of Molly Reid Hall. Open hours are Wednesday – Saturday 12 – 5pm, and by appointment. Admission is free, everyone is welcome. Free parking is available on the lower levels of the Molly Reid Hall parking garage which is accessible from Greene Avenue or Waits Avenue. Please use the parking spots marked “Retail.” On-street meter parking is also available directly outside the gallery on Waits Avenue.For more information about the relocation of Fort Worth Contemporary Arts or exhibition programming by the Art Galleries at TCU, please call 817-257-2588, email [email protected], or check out social media:Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/tcuartgalleries Facebook: The Art Galleries At TCUInstagram: @tcuartgalleriesArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-contemporary-arts YouTube: The Art Galleries at TCU

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Gallery

Student Recital Series: Ashlyn Bailey, percussion

Please join the School of Musc for the percussion recital of Ashlyn Bailey. Accompanied by Adam Mackey, Hezan Daroona, Jaden Guinto, Haley Bruns, Leighann Crockett and Matthew Bartley, percussion. Maya Kamal, saxophone. Ms. Bailey is a student of Brian West.Tickets a......More

Please join the School of Musc for the percussion recital of Ashlyn Bailey. Accompanied by Adam Mackey, Hezan Daroona, Jaden Guinto, Haley Bruns, Leighann Crockett and Matthew Bartley, percussion. Maya Kamal, saxophone. Ms. Bailey is a student of Brian West.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream Program

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Student Recital Series: David McDaniel, voice

Please join the School of Music for the vocal performance of David McDaniel. Mr. McDaniel is a student of James Rodriguez.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

PepsiCo Recital Hall

DanceTCU Fall Concert

Contemporary and Classical dance works by renowned guest artists and distinguished SCCDance Faculty.

Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium

Ride the Cyclone

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re gr......More

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re greeted by a mechanical fortune teller who proposes a talent show. The prize? One lucky winner will return to life.Darkly comic, wildly inventive, and deeply moving, Ride the Cyclone is a genre-smashing musical about death and fate, and high school.Regional PremiereOctober 16 - November 2, 2025Purchase your tickets directly through STAGE WEST.

Stage West

Student Recital Series: Adam Mackey, percussion

Please join the School of Music for the percussion recital of Adam Mackey. Ashlyn Bailey, Jaden Guinto, Matthew Bartley, Haley Bruns and Leighann Crockett, percussion. Autumn Bell, flute. Mr. Mackey is a student of Brian West.Tickets are not required for this event. F......More

Please join the School of Music for the percussion recital of Adam Mackey. Ashlyn Bailey, Jaden Guinto, Matthew Bartley, Haley Bruns and Leighann Crockett, percussion. Autumn Bell, flute. Mr. Mackey is a student of Brian West.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream Program

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding | Art Exhibition by artist Joe Harjo

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November......More

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November 15, 2025, with a reception Friday, September 5 from 6-8 pm. The exhibition marks the final installment of Harjo’s Indian Removal Acts I-III, an exhibition series that Harjo describes as “delving into the historical and contemporary issues that have profoundly affected Native American communities, our land, our narratives, and our pursuit of prosperous futures.” Please note that the Art Galleries at TCU have relocated Fort Worth Contemporary Arts (FWCA). Beginning September 5, 2025, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts is located at 3050 Waits Avenue, Fort Worth, 76109, on the first floor of Molly Reid Hall. Open hours are Wednesday – Saturday 12 – 5pm, and by appointment. Admission is free, everyone is welcome. Free parking is available on the lower levels of the Molly Reid Hall parking garage which is accessible from Greene Avenue or Waits Avenue. Please use the parking spots marked “Retail.” On-street meter parking is also available directly outside the gallery on Waits Avenue.For more information about the relocation of Fort Worth Contemporary Arts or exhibition programming by the Art Galleries at TCU, please call 817-257-2588, email [email protected], or check out social media:Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/tcuartgalleries Facebook: The Art Galleries At TCUInstagram: @tcuartgalleriesArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-contemporary-arts YouTube: The Art Galleries at TCU

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Gallery

DanceTCU Fall Concert

Contemporary and Classical dance works by renowned guest artists and distinguished SCCDance Faculty.

Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium

Ride the Cyclone

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re gr......More

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re greeted by a mechanical fortune teller who proposes a talent show. The prize? One lucky winner will return to life.Darkly comic, wildly inventive, and deeply moving, Ride the Cyclone is a genre-smashing musical about death and fate, and high school.Regional PremiereOctober 16 - November 2, 2025Purchase your tickets directly through STAGE WEST.

Stage West

Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding | Art Exhibition by artist Joe Harjo

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November......More

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November 15, 2025, with a reception Friday, September 5 from 6-8 pm. The exhibition marks the final installment of Harjo’s Indian Removal Acts I-III, an exhibition series that Harjo describes as “delving into the historical and contemporary issues that have profoundly affected Native American communities, our land, our narratives, and our pursuit of prosperous futures.” Please note that the Art Galleries at TCU have relocated Fort Worth Contemporary Arts (FWCA). Beginning September 5, 2025, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts is located at 3050 Waits Avenue, Fort Worth, 76109, on the first floor of Molly Reid Hall. Open hours are Wednesday – Saturday 12 – 5pm, and by appointment. Admission is free, everyone is welcome. Free parking is available on the lower levels of the Molly Reid Hall parking garage which is accessible from Greene Avenue or Waits Avenue. Please use the parking spots marked “Retail.” On-street meter parking is also available directly outside the gallery on Waits Avenue.For more information about the relocation of Fort Worth Contemporary Arts or exhibition programming by the Art Galleries at TCU, please call 817-257-2588, email [email protected], or check out social media:Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/tcuartgalleries Facebook: The Art Galleries At TCUInstagram: @tcuartgalleriesArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-contemporary-arts YouTube: The Art Galleries at TCU

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Gallery

DanceTCU Fall Concert

Contemporary and Classical dance works by renowned guest artists and distinguished SCCDance Faculty.

Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium

Ride the Cyclone

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re gr......More

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re greeted by a mechanical fortune teller who proposes a talent show. The prize? One lucky winner will return to life.Darkly comic, wildly inventive, and deeply moving, Ride the Cyclone is a genre-smashing musical about death and fate, and high school.Regional PremiereOctober 16 - November 2, 2025Purchase your tickets directly through STAGE WEST.

Stage West

Ensemble Concert Series: TCU Opera presents: Maurice Ravel’s L'enfant et les sortilèges & Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium

Please join the School of Music for the TCU Opera Double Bill: Maurice Ravel’s L'enfant et les sortilèges & Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium. Corey Trahan, director.$15 General AdmissionFree with TCU ID - claim your free ticket ahead of time, select "Buy Tickets" above......More

Please join the School of Music for the TCU Opera Double Bill: Maurice Ravel’s L'enfant et les sortilèges & Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium. Corey Trahan, director.$15 General AdmissionFree with TCU ID - claim your free ticket ahead of time, select "Buy Tickets" aboveEvent Live Stream Program*Tickets subject to availability*

Secrest-Wible Building

DanceTCU Fall Concert

Contemporary and Classical dance works by renowned guest artists and distinguished SCCDance Faculty.

Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium

Ride the Cyclone

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re gr......More

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re greeted by a mechanical fortune teller who proposes a talent show. The prize? One lucky winner will return to life.Darkly comic, wildly inventive, and deeply moving, Ride the Cyclone is a genre-smashing musical about death and fate, and high school.Regional PremiereOctober 16 - November 2, 2025Purchase your tickets directly through STAGE WEST.

Stage West

Student Recital Series: Roger Gonzalez, horn. Edward Newman, piano

Please join the School of Music for the horn recital of Roger Gonzalez. Accompanied by Dhruv Patel, trumpet, Hannah Luna, trombone and Edward Newman, piano. Mr. Gonzalez is a student of Heather Test.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event......More

Please join the School of Music for the horn recital of Roger Gonzalez. Accompanied by Dhruv Patel, trumpet, Hannah Luna, trombone and Edward Newman, piano. Mr. Gonzalez is a student of Heather Test.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream Program

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Ensemble Concert Series: TCU Opera presents: Maurice Ravel’s L'enfant et les sortilèges & Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium

Please join the School of Music for the TCU Opera Double Bill: Maurice Ravel’s L'enfant et les sortilèges & Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium. Corey Trahan, director.$15 General AdmissionFree with TCU ID - claim your free ticket ahead of time, select "Buy Tickets" above......More

Please join the School of Music for the TCU Opera Double Bill: Maurice Ravel’s L'enfant et les sortilèges & Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium. Corey Trahan, director.$15 General AdmissionFree with TCU ID - claim your free ticket ahead of time, select "Buy Tickets" aboveEvent Live Stream Program*Tickets subject to availability*

Secrest-Wible Building

Student Recital Series: Derek Smilowski, flute. Elijah Ong, piano

Please join the School of Music for the flute recital of Derek Smilowski. Elijah Ong, piano. Mr. Smilowski is a student of Shauna Thompson.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live StreamProgram

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Ride the Cyclone

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re gr......More

Ride the Cyclone Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob RichmondIn this critically acclaimed cult musical, a freak roller coaster accident derails the lives of the entire St. Cassian High School chamber choir. Now dead, trapped in carnival limbo, they’re greeted by a mechanical fortune teller who proposes a talent show. The prize? One lucky winner will return to life.Darkly comic, wildly inventive, and deeply moving, Ride the Cyclone is a genre-smashing musical about death and fate, and high school.Regional PremiereOctober 16 - November 2, 2025Purchase your tickets directly through STAGE WEST.

Stage West

Student Recital Series: Nathan Pippin, saxophone. Cecilia Kao, piano

Please join the School of Music for the saxophone recital of Nathan Pippin. Accompanied by Riley Felch, Ashley Tyson, Jett Schnackenberg, saxophone. Cecilia Kao, piano. Mr. Pippin is a student of Allen Cordingley.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general......More

Please join the School of Music for the saxophone recital of Nathan Pippin. Accompanied by Riley Felch, Ashley Tyson, Jett Schnackenberg, saxophone. Cecilia Kao, piano. Mr. Pippin is a student of Allen Cordingley.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live StreamProgram

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Student Recital Series: Abby Losos, flute

Please join the School of Music for the flute recital of Abby Losos. Ms. Losos is a student of Shauna Thompson.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream Program

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Student Recital Series: Maya Huffman, horn. Edward Newman, piano.

Please join the School of Music for the horn recital of Maya Huffman. Edward Newman, piano. Ms. Huffman is a student of Heather Test.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live StreamProgram

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Student Recital Series: Angelene Ku, violin. Ye Eun Kwag, piano

Please join the School of Music for the violin recital of Angelene Ku. Ye Eun Kwag, piano. Ms. Ku is a student of Hae-Rim (Liz) Lee.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream Program

Student Recital Series: Voice Area Division Concerto Competition

Please join the School of Music for the Voice Area Divsion Concerto Competition.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium

Ensemble Concert Series: TCU Jazz Ensembles

Please join the School of Music for the TCU Jazz Ensembles concert. Allen Cordingley and Joey Carter, conductors.$15 General AdmissionFree with TCU ID - claim your free ticket ahead of time, select "Buy Tickets" aboveEvent Live Stream Program

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Guest Artist Masterclass; The Chicana Art Song Project Lecture Recital

Please join the School of Music for the guest artist lecture recital. The Chicana Art Song Project Lecture Recital with Elijah Ong, collaborative piano.Tickets are not requried for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding | Art Exhibition by artist Joe Harjo

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November......More

The Art Galleries at TCU proudly present Indian Removal Act III: We are a Wounding by Joe Harjo, a multidisciplinary artist from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma who currently teaches at the University of Texas at San Antonio. On view from September 5 to November 15, 2025, with a reception Friday, September 5 from 6-8 pm. The exhibition marks the final installment of Harjo’s Indian Removal Acts I-III, an exhibition series that Harjo describes as “delving into the historical and contemporary issues that have profoundly affected Native American communities, our land, our narratives, and our pursuit of prosperous futures.” Please note that the Art Galleries at TCU have relocated Fort Worth Contemporary Arts (FWCA). Beginning September 5, 2025, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts is located at 3050 Waits Avenue, Fort Worth, 76109, on the first floor of Molly Reid Hall. Open hours are Wednesday – Saturday 12 – 5pm, and by appointment. Admission is free, everyone is welcome. Free parking is available on the lower levels of the Molly Reid Hall parking garage which is accessible from Greene Avenue or Waits Avenue. Please use the parking spots marked “Retail.” On-street meter parking is also available directly outside the gallery on Waits Avenue.For more information about the relocation of Fort Worth Contemporary Arts or exhibition programming by the Art Galleries at TCU, please call 817-257-2588, email [email protected], or check out social media:Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/tcuartgalleries Facebook: The Art Galleries At TCUInstagram: @tcuartgalleriesArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-contemporary-arts YouTube: The Art Galleries at TCU

Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Gallery

Guest Artist Series: University of Southern Mississippi Faculty Brass Quintet

Please join the School of Music for the guest recital of the University of Southern Mississippi Faculty Brass Quintet. Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Student Recital Series: Student Composition Recital

Please join the School of Music for the Student Composition Recital. Till Meyn and Martin Blessinger, coordinators.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium

Student Recital Series: Liz Valentina Munoz Morales, violin. Edward Newman, piano

Please join the School of Music for the violin recital of Liz Valentina Munoz Morales. Edward Newman, piano. Ms. Munoz is a student of Elisabeth Adkins.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Student Recital Series: Collegium Musicum

Please join the School of Music for the Collegium Musicum Concert. Stuart Cheney, coordinator.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission seating.Event Live Stream

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Student Recital Series: Ethan Peel, bassoon

Please join the School of Music for the bassoon recital of Ethan Peel. Mr. Peel is a student of Charles Hall.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU

Student Recital Series: Misha Galaganov Viola Studio Class Recital

Please join the School of Music for the Viola Studio Class Recital of Misha Galaganov.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

PepsiCo Recital Hall

Student Recital Series: Allen Cordingley Saxophone Studio Recital

Please join the School of Music for Allen Cordingley's Saxophone Studio Recital.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.

TCU Music Center, MSC 115

Student Recital Series: Courtney Parnitke, voice. Elijah Ong, piano

Please join the School of Music for the vocal recital of Courtney Parnitke. Accompanied by Elijah Ong, piano and Olivia Garza, voice. Ms. Parnitke is a student of James Rodriguez.Tickets are not required for this event. Free general admission.Event Live Stream

PepsiCo Recital Hall