The Chapel |
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The vision for our lovely and unassuming Chapel is a place for people to have free access to professional arts experiences. This could include music, plays, dance, storytelling, and more.
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programs
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ART21Watch online January 7 at 5:30
Panel Discussion to follow Join us for an online viewing of the “Borderlands” episode of Art21: Art in the 21st Century. A discussion of the episode will follow featuring Karin Campbell, the Phil Willson Curator of Contemporary Art at Joslyn Art Museum, Rachel Adams, the Chief Curator and Director of Programs at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, and Misael Soto, a recent Bemis Artist in Residence, Born in Puerto Rico and based in Miami. The conversation will be moderated by Lori Tatreau, Director of Programs at the newly forming Holy Family Community Center, a work of the Society of St Vincent de Paul. |
past events
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unite 2020!High school students from north and south Omaha got together for a meal and a conversation about music with several local musicians.
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Whispered like the windWhispered Like the Wind tackles a sense of self and an ancestral sense of place. The evening's performance will begin with Dvořák's The American Quartet, selected as a compliment to the rooting in history and African American spirituals and work songs. Charles Ives' The Unanswered Question follows this and bridges styles between the Dvořák and the Gre, while also asking the greater question of “why.” Gre’s piece also features a solo cellist she brings with her on the project. Omaha Symphony's Ian Passmore conducts.
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future programs
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Concerts
Plays Readings Conversations Interviews Performances Storytelling |
