Events

March 17–22, 2026
Drop-in reception Friday, March 20 from 5:00-6:30 pm
Carlos Gallery

The Carlos Gallery in the Visual Art Building at the University of the South is pleased to present Flesh Without Blood, an exhibition by Audrey Hoffman, C'26.

Wednesday, March 18, 2026 
 5:00 pm
McGriff Alumni House

Brock Colyar is a features writer at New York Magazine. They will read from their forthcoming book GENDER BENDER, a portrait of the messy contradictions that constitute queerness today, from pronouns to nightlife to TERFs to chasers, examining what’s been lost and what’s been gained in the quest for acceptance. Coffee and light fare will be provided. 

March 19-21, 2026
7:30pm
Tennessee Williams Center, Studio Theater
Reserve your tickets by visiting: kingjamessewanee.eventbrite.com

In this examination of male friendship, race, and the frameworks necessary for people to make meaningful connections, this play investigates the systems that challenge our ability to live in community, connect and challenge one another, and to simply say “I care about you.” Written by Pulitzer Prize finalist Rajiv Joseph, this emotionally-driven play is for theatre fans, sports fans, and fans of friendship - we can't wait to see you there! 

March 24-29, 2026
Reception: Friday, March 27 | 5:00pm-6:30pm

The Carlos Gallery in the Visual Art Building at the University of the South is pleased to present half return, an exhibition by Savannah Brister, C’ 26.

Savannah Brister’s half return explores memory, absence, and the unknown through grief. She references smartphone and film images to recreate records of the past. Through small works and layered materials, the works engage space and create distance from the viewer, asking viewers to consider what is missing.

Thursday March 26, 2026
7:00pm 
Guerry Auditorium

Join guest artists Edward Vogel, baritone, and Jenny Parker, piano, for an evening of exquisite poetry and music in the British tradition! Exploring universal themes of love, loss, and life’s journey, this program broadens the horizons of art song lovers, while introducing the genre in an approachable way to those new to it.

March 28, 2026
3:00pm
Guerry Auditorium 

Join vocalist Victoria Ryan, C’26, for MOSAIC, a recital and honors theatre project consisting of all musical theatre repertoire. The program navigates how we are inevitably shaped by the different places we encounter, and the relationships we create with others. With Vicki Collinsworth, piano, and vocalists Anne Marie Florida and Wayne Medley. This program contains mature language.

Located on the second floor of duPont library, the Carlson Listening Room inside the Ralston library weekly brings stunning, life-changing sonic and aesthetic experiences to listeners.

Find out what is playing at the library this week!