There are 31 days in October, and Gail Jones has found a special cultural arts event, right here in Gettysburg, for 20 of them. “As always, I cannot believe how many excellent arts events are going on in this little town,” she says. Thanks, as always, for your work, Gail. October 1 – 31 –
Here is a list of some of the many cultural arts events coming up this month. Please check websites for specific times and ticket prices. We hope to see you there! September 5–14 – The Dummest Play Ever @ Gettysburg Community Theatre In a series of silly scenes that will have us laughing at the
It is our pleasure to share this month’s roundup of some of the many musical, theatrical, and visual arts events that can be found in our community. Gail Jones’ goal is to remind us of the offerings in this culture-rich community. Please check websites for exact times and ticket prices. August 1 from 5 –
Here is a list of some of the many cultural arts events available in Adams County this month. Please check websites for exact times and ticket prices. July 1 – August 31 – New Art Exhibits @ Adams County Arts Education Center In July and August Melissa Ring will be exhibiting in the Reception
Thanks to the contribution of Gail Jones, Gettysburg Connection is pleased to present you with the June 2025 cultural arts calendar. There is certainly a lot to see and do. June 1 – 8 at 2 and 7:30 pm – The Marvelous Wonderettes @ Totem Pole Playhouse This smash Off-Broadway hit takes you to the
May 1-18 – Senior Capstone Art Exhibit @ Schmucker Art Gallery Gettysburg College Art Majors will present an exhibition of their best work throughout their time at the College. Gallery is open to the public from Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm and admission is free. www.gettysburg.edu/gallery May 2 from 5 – 7
There are so many things to do in Adams County, and cultural arts events are part of the offerings. Here’s a list for April, thanks to Gail Jones. April 4 from 5 to 7 pm – First Friday Art Exhibition Adams County Arts Council The Land Conservancy kicks off its Art Auction Preview with a
Here, thanks to the hard work of Gail Jones, is a curated list of some of the many cultural arts events occurring in Adams County this month. We are so lucky to have so many opportunities. Looking forward to seeing you there. March 1 through April 12 – The Art of Travel Schmucker Art Gallery
Every month, local resident Gail Jones curates some of the many cultural arts events available in Adams County. We are looking forward to seeing you there. Thanks Gail! February 1 – April 12 – The Art of Travel Schmucker Art Gallery This exhibition, directed by Professor Yan Sun and curated by students, explores the
January 3 from 5-7 pm – First Friday Art Exhibits Opening Adams County Arts Council Featured artists for the month include Carol Williams “The Craftivist”, Barbara DeUgarte, and Heather Sefcheck. Stop by to meet the artists and enjoy their art. Free admission. www.adamsarts.org January 3 at 7 pm – Poetry First Friday Virtual
December 1 at 7:30 pm – Advent Vespers with Schola Cantorum United Lutheran Seminary Music Gettysburg offers a candlelight service with music of hope and expectation from four centuries to begin the season of Advent. Schola Cantorum, under the direction of Dr. Steve Folkemer, will lead the service. Free admission and parking. www.musicgettysburg.org December
November 1 at 8 pm – Gettysburg College Choir Concert Schmucker Recital Hall The choir of the Sunderman Conservatory presents choral music under the direction of Professor Rob Natter. Enjoy hearing these talented students singing the best of choral literature. Admission is free. www.gettysburg.edu/sunderman November 1 at 7 pm – Poetry First Friday Ragged Edge Coffee
October 1 – Art Exhibit Schmucker Art Gallery Two art exhibits on the Gettysburg College campus continue to be displayed throughout the month. A Portrait of the Artist, 1525-1825: Prints from the Collection of Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation continues through December 14. A group of twelve silkscreens made by Pennsylvania artist and entitled
September 4 from 4-6 pm – Art Exhibition Opening Schmucker Art Gallery The art gallery on the Gettysburg College campus presents two new exhibits – A Portrait of the Artist, 1525 – 1825: Prints from the Collection of the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation and Violet Oakley: A Message to the World from Pennsylvania. The print
Gail Jones has combined the Cultural Arts Calendar for June, July, and August into one document. You might want to bookmark it for easy access over the summer. Thanks Gail! JUNE June 1 and 2 at 3:00 pm – GETTYSBURG CIVIC CHORUS Gettysburg Area Middle School The community’s oldest musical organization presents their spring
May brings warmer weather, the opportunity to enjoy performances in the great outdoors, and the end of the school year. Opportunities abound to hear live music of all genres: classical, bluegrass, choral, or a well-known string quartet. The choices are almost limitless! Reminder: Our Adams County school music ensembles will be performing their final
Friday April 5 from 5-7 pm – ACAC First Friday Adams County Arts Council The Land Conservancy kicks off their 27th annual Art Auction with a wine and cheese reception at the Arts Council. All art for bid will hang in the Arts Council’s gallery through the auction’s close on Monday, April 22.
Friday March 1 at 7:00 pm – Poetry First Friday Ragged Edge Coffee House Award-winning poets Maya Pindyck and Taije Silverman will give a reading of their poetry on Friday evening, preceded by an open mic. Please bring a poem to share if you are so inclined, and make sure to sample some of the
Thursday February 1-February 29 – Ansel Adams Photographs Schmucker Art Gallery Curated by Gettysburg College students Emma Wylan ’24 and Sophia Crawford ’24 under the direction of Interim Gallery Director Kate Gillespie, the photographs of Ansel Adams, one of America’s most well-known photographers, document the Manzanar Relocation Center in 1943. Considered an important historical
Happy New Year! January brings some refreshing new art events to our community including curated short films from the Telluride Film Festival, an exhibit of Ansel Adams photographs, the premiere concert of conductor Ryan Kozak with the Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra, and community favorite “Dancing With the Local Stars”. Bring a friend or two and enjoy
December brings us LOTS of musical performances and live theater, both professional and community-based. Many school ensembles and church groups are giving holiday concerts, so please check their specific websites for details. In addition, A Gettysburg Christmas Festival from December 1-3 and the Gettysburg New Year’s Eve Celebration downtown on December 31 will feature all
Musicals, classical and jazz concerts, film premieres, poetry, and an art exhibit featuring the Susquehanna River – what more could one ask for in the month of November? As always, there is plenty to see and do in our small town, so mark your calendar and enjoy all the offerings. November 1-Dec. 8 – Schmucker
Proving there is always something interesting going on in this small town, October brings a wide variety of arts events to savor. Friday, October 6 is a triple-header offering a choice of comedy, poetry, or an organ recital by Gettysburg native John Wolfe. In the middle of the month is the once-in-a-lifetime 30th Anniversary Celebration of
September brings a return to routines with the start of school, poetry readings, concerts, plays and all sorts of activities that enjoyed a summer hiatus. With the return of Gettysburg College students there will be opportunities to see and hear their performances as well. In addition to our very own beloved Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra, some
There is still some summer left to enjoy arts events in the great outdoors as well as in the dark and cool of a theater. Grab a friend and some chairs and enjoy taking in some of the plentiful offerings in our wonderful small town. Wednesday August 2 at 7:30 pm – Summer Classic Movies
Time to retrieve your lawn chairs, coolers, and picnic baskets … if you haven’t already! Plenty of opportunities to enjoy outdoor entertainment abound all around town including at the United Lutheran Seminary (ULS) Pavilion, the Rec Park Amphitheater, and the Arts Council’s Oasis Stage downtown. Cool off at the air-conditioned Majestic Theater on Wednesday
That most wonderful time of year – summer – is upon us and the focus shifts to spending as much time as possible outdoors. We are fortunate there are free outdoor arts events taking place in Gettysburg all summer. So find your lawn chairs and blankets, pack a picnic, and get ready to enjoy yourself! Coming
May brings warmer weather, the opportunity to enjoy performances in the great outdoors, and the end of the school year. Opportunities abound to hear live music of all genres: classical, bluegrass, choral, or an entire ukelele orchestra. The choices are limitless! Reminder: Our Adams County school music ensembles will be performing their final concerts of
It may be hard to imagine that there are so many cultural events in our small town in one month, but it is quite true. April brings with it over fifteen opportunities to attend concerts, operas (four of them!), poetry readings, and plays. Invite a friend and enjoy the lively arts together. A shout
Abundant opportunities to enjoy the lively arts are available throughout the month of March, including three live shows at the Majestic Theater and those perennial favorites – the high school musicals! Our small town of Gettysburg will host international performers from the Royal Concertgebow Orchestra of Amsterdam, dancers from Ireland, and a piano and violin
Dear Gettysburg Connection readers, It is our pleasure to introduce you to Gail Jones, who has volunteered to share with us a monthly roundup of some of the many musical, theatrical, and visual arts events that can be found in our community. Gail’s goal is to remind us of the offerings in this culture-rich community
Dear Gettysburg Connection readers, It is our pleasure to introduce you to Gail Jones, who has volunteered to share with us a monthly roundup of some of the many musical, theatrical, and visual arts events that can be found in our community. Gail’s goal is to remind us of the offerings in this culture-rich community