Friday, October 2, 2026
Guest Artist Masterclass: Jasmin Arakawa, piano
9 a.m.
Calendar: School of Music Calendar
Jasmin Arakawa wears a black and white dress while sitting before a black grand piano on a polished wood stage.Join guest artist Jasmin Arakawa for a piano masterclass in Sursa Hall on October 2 at 9 a.m.!
Beginnings 2026: The First-Year Foundations Student Show
10 a.m.
Calendar: School of Art Calendar
students in the atrium art galleryThe School of Art invites the public to attend The Beginnings 2026 exhibition! September 4 – October 9, view student artwork completed in the past academic year in School of Art First-Year Foundations courses. Join us for the reception and awards ceremony during BSU Family Weekend, Friday, September 11 from 4 to 6 p.m. Free and open to the public.
"Halloween: Celestial Origins" 5:00pm Planetarium Show
5 p.m.
Calendars: College of Sciences and Humanities, Physics and Astronomy, Charles W. Brown Planetarium
Think Halloween is just candy and costumes? Discover its astronomical roots as a “cross-quarter day” and find out what stars and planets will light up your Halloween sky! Recommended for adults and ages 8+.
Daniel Narducci & Rachelle Woolston Combined Studio Recital
5:30 p.m.
Calendar: School of Music Calendar
Student RecitalThis recital will feature the voice students of Daniel Narducci and Rachelle Woolston. This event is free and open to the public.
"Space Slays: The Killer Universe" 6:30pm Planetarium Show
6:30 p.m.
Calendars: College of Sciences and Humanities, Physics and Astronomy, Charles W. Brown Planetarium
From intense radiation to killer black holes, learn about some of the deadliest objects in space that make you glad you're safe on Earth. This program combines live presentation with a short fulldome film about killer black holes. Recommended for adults and ages 12+.
Holmes is Where the Heart Is
7:30 p.m.
Calendar: Theatre and Dance Calendar
In postwar London, a sharp-witted private investigator and her sister race to solve a high-stakes mystery as voices from Sherlock Holmes radio broadcasts blur the line between inspiration and obsession. Tickets available through the College of Fine Arts Box Office.