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COMING SOON!
Brandee Younger
Cirque Us Stories
Luedji Luna
Haunted Objects Live
Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Cirque Kalabanté
The Righteous Brothers
Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret
Invincible: A Glorious Tribute to Michael Jackson
Allman Betts Family Revival
Hanzhi Wang
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM:
SURVEY OF WORKS BY CENTRE STUDIO ART FACULTY
For the 2024/2025 Season, the Norton Center has partnered with the Centre College Art Program to present works by the College’s four studio art professors. The exhibition features personally selected works by these professors, demonstrating their creativity and technique. Whether through painting, glass, ceramics or photography, these pieces highlight the imaginative and skillful breadth and depth of Centre’s art faculty, offering inspiration to students and the public alike.
GREAT STORIES
Arts for the Classroom
The arts broaden our students’ understanding of the world they live in. It allows them to see what…
Q&A with Patrick Kagan-Moore
For over three decades, Professor of Theatre Patrick Kagan-Moore has been a transformative force within the Centre College…
In Harmony in Boyle County
An ordinary Friday in Danville turned into a celebration of community, culture and collaboration when the Louisville Orchestra…
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🖼🚶 NC Executive Director Steve Hoffman had the pleasure of leading a gallery tour with GSP students today!
In conjunction with their reading of "The Art Thief" by Michael Pinkel, students explored the Norton Center`s permanent art collection, learned about the first-ever Grand Foyer exhibit in 1973 and discussed the importance of art preservation and conservation.
Thanks for stopping by!
![🖼🚶 NC Executive Director Steve Hoffman had the pleasure of leading a gallery tour with GSP students today!
In conjunction with their reading of "The Art Thief" by Michael Pinkel, students explored the Norton Center's permanent art collection, learned about the first-ever Grand Foyer exhibit in 1973 and discussed the importance of art preservation and conservation.
Thanks for stopping by!](https://nortoncenter.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
🌟 Introducing our 24/25 season Student Management Team! 🌟
Chelsea Inamigisha ✭ Assistant House Manager
✭ Centre College class of `27
✭ From Bujumbura, Burundi
✭ Double major in Economics & Finance and International Studies
✭ Favorite musician(s): Tems and J. Cole
Chelsea is looking forward to collaborating with her fellow student managers to create an environment where everyone feels valued and motivated! Her favorite Norton Center performance so far was STOMP!
🎊 Welcome to the team, Chelsea!
![🌟 Introducing our 24/25 season Student Management Team! 🌟
Chelsea Inamigisha ✭ Assistant House Manager
✭ Centre College class of '27
✭ From Bujumbura, Burundi
✭ Double major in Economics & Finance and International Studies
✭ Favorite musician(s): Tems and J. Cole
Chelsea is looking forward to collaborating with her fellow student managers to create an environment where everyone feels valued and motivated! Her favorite Norton Center performance so far was STOMP!
🎊 Welcome to the team, Chelsea!](https://nortoncenter.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
🌟 Centre College had the pleasure of welcoming Governor Andy Beshear back to campus last week to speak to the Kentucky Governor`s Scholars Program!
Governor Beshear, a 1995 GSP alumnus, shared his personal experiences in the program and opened the floor to answer questions from students.
❝ You are in one of the best programs offered anywhere in the country... a life-changing experience that I still look back on today as one of the most important times of my life.”
❗️Read more about his visit to campus here → https://www.centre.edu/news/Kentucky-Governor-andy-beshear-centre-GSP?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1zDOroheSEDyT8nb7uU317WFspAdar_NNpuYqpx-pRqPK6e8aDQkQwTmg_aem_EPYZSOP1ZYaURDzYZL0zbg
![🌟 Centre College had the pleasure of welcoming Governor Andy Beshear back to campus last week to speak to the Kentucky Governor's Scholars Program!
Governor Beshear, a 1995 GSP alumnus, shared his personal experiences in the program and opened the floor to answer questions from students.
❝ You are in one of the best programs offered anywhere in the country... a life-changing experience that I still look back on today as one of the most important times of my life.”
❗️Read more about his visit to campus here → https://www.centre.edu/news/Kentucky-Governor-andy-beshear-centre-GSP?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1zDOroheSEDyT8nb7uU317WFspAdar_NNpuYqpx-pRqPK6e8aDQkQwTmg_aem_EPYZSOP1ZYaURDzYZL0zbg](https://nortoncenter.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
The Second City comedians Max Thomas and Chas Lilly took time out of their busy touring schedule last week to host two workshops for our Centre College and GSP students on the basics of improv.
Through hilarious group exercises and games, students explored impulse & spontaneity, listening, being present in the moment, taking risks and other basic building blocks of improvisation, all in a supportive environment meant to build trust in oneself and learn to fail joyfully.
![The Second City comedians Max Thomas and Chas Lilly took time out of their busy touring schedule last week to host two workshops for our Centre College and GSP students on the basics of improv.
Through hilarious group exercises and games, students explored impulse & spontaneity, listening, being present in the moment, taking risks and other basic building blocks of improvisation, all in a supportive environment meant to build trust in oneself and learn to fail joyfully.](https://nortoncenter.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)