I sat in the packed theater, the only adult not accompanied by a child, waiting for the film to begin. 
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A group of friends in Florida who are tired of being mistreated by an extremely aggressive member of their friend
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Keene State’s Concert Choir and Chamber Singers performed their final show of the semester at the Redfern Arts Center on
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Seniors in the Music Tech program are putting the finishing touches on their presentations before their showcase on May 1,
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Billy Bob Thornton’s directorial debut, ‘Sling Blade’ is an impressive landmark in independent filmmaking. Thornton wrote, directed and starred in
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Dr. Dottie Morris, the associate vice president for diversity and inclusion, offered a book discussion for Isabel Wilkerson’s “Caste: The
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The audience sat in the Redfern Performing Arts Center the night of Friday, April 5, as the sound of jazz
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Music theory and composition professor Heather Gilligan was awarded the Keene State Faculty Distinction in Research and Scholarship Award and
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A music symposium with a focus on African American and female composers was shown to students and the public alike
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Students in the music department were able to showcase their talent on Sunday, March 3. The day began at 3
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Excitement swept through the air as a crowd filed into The Colonial Performing Arts Center for its centennial celebration. On
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This weekend, the Keene community was welcomed to a three-day event at the Redfern Arts Center as a way for
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Horror is subjective; we know that more than anything when watching films or playing video games. However, it’s difficult to
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Keene State senior Simon Furze, was recently announced as one of the winners of Symphony N.H.’s Student Composer Competition. The
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KSC students showed off and sold their artwork at the Thorne Art Gallery as part of the annual Holiday Ornament
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Music major Alice Browne performed her senior recital at the Redfern Arts Center Alumni Recital Hall on Sunday, Nov. 19.
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Keene State’s Saxophone and Brass Ensembles performed a combined concert at the Redfern Arts Center on Sunday, Nov. 12. The
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Professional ghost hunter Chris Moon came to Keene for the end of the Halloweekend events on Oct. 31. The event
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The Night Owl Café saw the return of karaoke, but with a Halloweekend twist. The NOC was brimming with costumed
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Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese’s 2020 film “This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection” is cinema at its most haunting. It
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“Frownland” is an unkind, unrelenting reality, a painful truth. It’s so painfully realistic that it’s less of a film and
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The annual Monadnock Fall Foliage Art Tour began Saturday, Oct. 7 and continued through Monday, Oct. 9. Art studios in
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Keene States’ radio station, WKNH, is planning this semester’s events from tabling to live concerts. Junior Christopher Perfetto, WKNH’s general
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Theater and Dance The music, dance, and theater departments at Keene State College are preparing for a fall filled with
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Keene State’s Concert Choir and Chamber Singers had their final performance of the semester, a performance of hope and perseverance
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Keene State College’s Redfern Arts Center welcomed performers from all over New England for the first biennial Low Brass Festival
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On Friday, April 14, 26 seniors in Graphic Design and Studio Art showed their capstones at the Thorne Art Gallery
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On Monday, April 3, at the Redfern Arts Center, Keene’s Opera Workshop performed an abridged version of “Speed Dating Tonight!”
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On Sunday, March 26, KSC Concert Choir, KSC Chamber Singers, The St. Nikolai Choir of Einbeck, Germany, and The Grand
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From the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall, Keene State senior Kyle Trombley has been following his passion for music
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“Till,” a biopic on Mamie Till’s fight for justice for the 1955 murder of her son, Emmett Till, was screened
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Singer-songwriter and activist Pamela Means presented “The Power of the Protest Song” at the KSC Alumni Center’s Norma Walker Hall
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On Saturday, Feb. 4, the Night Owl Café opened its doors for the first concert of the spring semester. The
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Junior Allison Gibbons, the president of the new Improv Club, described improv as “acting without a script, kind of going
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Keene State’s Concert Choir gave their final performance of the semester at the Redfern Alumni Recital Hall on Saturday, Dec.
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Keene State’s Vocal Consort and Chamber Singers performed their combined winter concert Sunday, Dec. 4 at the Redfern’s Alumni Recital
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Keene State’s Saxophone Ensemble and Brass Ensemble performed a combined concert on Sunday, Nov. 13 at the Redfern Arts Center
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The KSC Music Department held its annual Junior and Senior Voice Recital on Saturday, Nov. 5 at the Redfern Arts
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KSC alumna Heidi Welch received the 2022- 23 Distinguished Alumni Award to honor her decades-long career in music education. “It
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The film, “Composer: Amy Beach,” was screened at the Redfern on Tuesday, Oct. 11, about the life of New Hampshire-born
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Kendall Row, a band consisting of Keene State students, performed a wide variety of covers, from The Grateful Dead to
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Darlings of the Muses, showcase of classical German romanticism through the works of Johannes Brahm and Clara Robert Schumann, performed
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The Monadnock International Film Festival (MONIFF) celebrated its 10th anniversary at Keene’s Colonial Theater and Showroom on Sept. 23-25.  MONIFF
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Chock Full O’ Notes (CFON), Keene State’s  acapella group, is preparing to welcome a new group of singers to their
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