Upcoming Events
There is always something exciting going on at the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts! Check out our upcoming events below.
*Dates and times are subject to change.
Carol Movie
Dec 5, 5:30pm and 8pm
Inspired by Charles Dickens’ classic “A Christmas Carol,” Carol tells the story of Solomon Lynch (Aaron Fullan, Surprised By Oxford, The Glitch), a self-centered slacker and the resident Scrooge of the small, struggling town of Springdale, Indiana. Estranged from his family, Solomon comes face-to-face with the real Ebenezer Scrooge (Paul Kandarian, Pursuit of Freedom) on Christmas Eve and is taken on a musical journey through his past, present and future. While the story uses devices and characters from “A Christmas Carol,” it includes its own unique twists and turns, with diverse musical styles, poignant moments and humor throughout the film. In the end, it will take much more than Christmas spirit for Solomon to make things right. The movie is receiving a national theatrical release during the Christmas season.
Trine University Music Christmas Concert
Dec. 8, 3pm
Take in the sounds of the season and listen to our Trine University Choir and Orchestra play many classic hits of the Holidays. There is nothing better to get you in the Christmas spirit! Free Concert! No ticket required for entry.
Ft. Wayne Philharmonic Holiday Pops
Saturday, December 14, 7:30pm
Take a journey through the winter wonderlands and traditional Christmases of bygone days right up to the present, in an entertaining concert of traditional and contemporary favorites.
Handel’s Messiah
Sunday, December 15, at 2:30pm
Please join us as the Steuben County Festival Choir presents Handel’s Messiah for the 14th season. The chorus of over 60 voices will be accompanied by the Ft. Wayne Philharmonic Players including strings, woodwinds, brass, timpani, and organ. Performing The Messiah is a time-honored tradition around the world, and we are pleased to keep that tradition alive in Steuben County and at Trine University.
Frozen Sing-Along Celebration
Sunday, January 12, 2 p.m.
Sing along to all the songs in the Walt Disney Animated Studios’ “Frozen.” The Sing Along version of the film features on screen lyrics as you watch your favorite musical numbers, including “Let It Go” “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” and more! Visit with Anna, Elsa and Kristoff! Plus, other special surprises and magical touches make this event a must see!
Big Man On Campus
Feb. 7, 8pm
Big Man On Campus (BMOC) is an annual event, organized by the Trine University chapter of the Theta Phi Alpha sorority with all proceeds being donated to the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer The fundraiser consists of multiple parts, including Pink Week in the fall; BMOC shirt sales the week leading up to the pageant; Penny Wars; War Night, where contestants play games to score points; and the pageant itself, being held on Feb. 7, 2025 The pageant will have silent auction items, raffle prizes and general donations, as well as opportunities for the contestants to share why they chose to participate, flash their fashion sense, show off a talent and share about one of the heroes from their life who inspires them. Join us for a fun filled evening! Cost is Free. Donations accepted at door.
Trine University Wind Ensemble
Feb. 23, 3pm
Trine’s Wind Ensemble meets spring semester and performs high-quality wind band literature for concerts. It is comprised of wind and percussion musicians. The Wind Ensemble performs the great concert works for wind band, movie soundtrack arrangements, orchestral transcriptions, and Broadway music as well as other forms of fine music. Free Concert! No ticket required for entry.
Trine Art Club Gallery Walk
Thursday, March 27 6-8pm
Join us in an unique art gallery stroll organized by the Trine University Art Club. Indulge in light refreshments as you explore artworks created by students of Trine University and local artists. This event is FREE. Donations are welcome.
Trine University Jazz Ensemble
April 12, 3pm
The University Jazz Bands perform a wide variety of styles including swing, Latin, bebop, rock, and many other forms. Free Concert! No ticket required for entry.
Trine University Orchestra Performance
April 13, 3pm
The Trine University Chamber Orchestra is open to all university students and community members with experience playing orchestral string instruments. They perform a wide variety of music featuring the great works for chamber orchestra. Free Concert! No ticket required for entry.
Trine University Choir Concert
April 26, 3pm
The University Choir is open to all university students regardless of prior experience. The choir performs a variety of music in different forms, styles, genres, and languages. The members of the University Choir learn important vocal techniques and are introduced to different cultures through experiencing a broad spectrum of literature. Free Concert! No ticket required for entry.
Trine University Wind Ensemble
April 27, 3pm
Trine’s Wind Ensemble meets spring semester and performs high-quality wind band literature for concerts. It is comprised of wind and percussion musicians. The Wind Ensemble performs the great concert works for wind band, movie soundtrack arrangements, orchestral transcriptions, and Broadway music as well as other forms of fine music. Free Concert! No ticket required for entry.
Music Americana
July 3, 7 p.m.
The 2025 Music Americana will be the 48th performance of this program. It was stated by the late Art Ryan and was to be the kickoff to the July 4 holiday in Angola. Music Americana features local talent and is free and open to the public.