The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be showing its production of “Macbeth” on Saturday and Sunday, and many performers are excitedly awaiting the opportunity to display their hard work. The show is a classic and has been performed by many since it was written in 1607.
As competition for live music venues grows in Athens, The Union is creating new opportunities for local bands to take the stage.
The Ohio University Symphonic Band, Wind Symphony, University Band and the Marching 110 performed in the annual Band-O-Rama on Thursday.
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be presenting its production of “Boy My Greatness” this Saturday and Sunday at Arts West. This production follows six boys playing women’s roles in Shakespeare plays, grappling with gender roles, the plague and government interference with the arts.
A variety of performances, sports games and film screenings await Athens locals and Ohio University Bobcats.
Ohio University’s Residence Hall Association brought Athens locals together for a family friendly trick-or-treating event known as RHAlloween.
The Ohio University Percussion Club’s “A Night at the Movies” showcased students’ musical talent and creativity through dynamic, movie-inspired performances that captivated the audience.
Supporting local musicians is an effective way to immerse oneself in Athens’ culture.
Thursday, the indie rock heroes gave dedicated fans an electric performance.
The student-run restaurant Latitude 39 offers live music on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights and spotlights Athens’ music artists.
Many students and faculty members worked together in planning the annual Music Industry Summit.
The Hellbender Jazz Organ Trio played with special guest Jocelyn Gould at Little Fish Brewing Company on Friday. The band will be playing jazzy tunes at Little Fish Brewing Company throughout the summer.
One of Athens’ newest rock bands, formed in September 2024, makes waves with classic covers, drawing inspiration from Ohio University’s campus and diverse musical influences.
The Trans PSA event raised an estimated $1,300 to bolster transgender people.
A profoundly original group of musicians, the band began planting seeds in the Athens music scene in January 2024.
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