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Isidore String Quartet
Rosanne Cash
YAMATO: The Drummers of Japan
Alison Brown Quintet
Mnozil Brass
Paul Taylor Dance Company
The Four Phantoms in Concert
Agathe and Adrien: N.Ormes
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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Norton Center ❤️s our ACTS supporters!
👏🤩 A HUGE thank you goes out to our incredible Arts for the Classroom Ticket Subsidy (ACTS) supporters: Corning Incorporated Foundation, DEAL Inc., Trim Masters Charitable Foundation and all of the amazing individual donors. Your generosity makes life-changing arts experiences possible for K-12 students across the state.
Through the ACTS program, local K-12 students receive free or deeply discounted tickets to our student matinees, breaking down financial barriers and ensuring every child has access to transformative cultural opportunities — just like last Friday’s performance by virtuoso accordionist Hanzhi Wang! 🎶
"We are grateful for the ACTS program at Mercer County Intermediate School because it has lifted the financial burden off of the parents who would not be able to afford the normal cost of tickets," said Mercer County Schools Educator McKaylen Peek. "It has allowed us to provide our students with new cultural experiences they probably would not have been exposed to."
Hanzhi Wang`s mastery of the accordion was evident in every note last Friday 🪗
In her Weisiger Theatre debut, Wang revealed the true range of her instrument with classical movements and her own original compositions.
𝙎𝘾𝙀𝙉𝙀 𝙖𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙉𝘾 📸
A glimpse through the curtains from stage left...
Each performance at the Norton Center requires a different backstage technical setup. This monitor console used during INVINCIBLE: A Glorious Tribute to Michael Jackson , controlled on-stage audio, enabling the performers to hear one another and stay on beat. 🕺
