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Family Weekend at South Dakota State University is a great way to spend quality time with your student! Choose your own adventure and explore the best that SDSU and the Brookings community have to offer. See the full schedule and register at sdstate.edu/familyweekend. |
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Hear the beautiful sounds of the SDSU Jazz Ensembles in the basement of the SDSU Student Union! |
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Stop into Wooden Legs on the first Thursday each month for a night of open mic comedy, hosted by the very funny Zach Dresch! Each month, we will have local comedians on tap and maybe even some special staff appearances on stage! We're going to start at 7 and end sometime around 8:30-ish. |
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9 Horses is an improvising chamber ensemble featuring Joe Brent (formerly of Regina Spektor’s band) on acoustic and electric mandolin, 2018 GRAMMY nominee Sara Caswell (Esperanza Spalding) on violin and Hardanger d’Amore and Andrew Ryan (Kaia Kater) on bass. Featuring Brent’s original compositions and the incendiary, genre-hopping virtuosity of all three members, the trio at […] |
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The SDSU School of Performing Arts is pleased to bring Ben Model back by popular demand. Generously supported by Doug and Sandy Oleson, this double-feature is offered to raise awareness of the pipe organ in Founders Recital Hall within the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center. The evening will include Floorwalker, starring Charlie Chaplin, and The […] 
The SDSU School of Performing Arts is pleased to bring Ben Model back by popular demand. Generously supported by Doug and Sandy Oleson, this double-feature is offered to raise awareness of the pipe organ in Founders Recital Hall within the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center. The evening will include Floorwalker, starring Charlie Chaplin, and The Freshman, starring […] |
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The SDSU School of Performing Arts is pleased to bring Ben Model back by popular demand. Generously supported by Doug and Sandy Oleson, this double-feature is offered to raise awareness of the pipe organ in Founders Recital Hall within the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center. The evening will include Floorwalker, starring Charlie Chaplin, and The […]
The SDSU School of Performing Arts is pleased to bring Ben Model back by popular demand. Generously supported by Doug and Sandy Oleson, this double-feature is offered to raise awareness of the pipe organ in Founders Recital Hall within the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center. The evening will include Floorwalker, starring Charlie Chaplin, and The Freshman, starring […] |
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Woodbine Productions presents The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra featuring Diane Schuur! Purchase tickets here or at the website link below. Count Basie Orchestra: In the history of jazz music, there is only one bandleader that has the distinction of having his orchestra still performing sold-out concerts all over the world, with members personally chosen by him, for […] |
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Join the Pride of the Dakotas Alumni Chapter and SDPB for a special screening of the Pride of the Dakotas on Saturday, October 29, 2022, at The Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center. This screening is free to attend. To ensure enough seating (and dessert!) please register here. Complimentary beverages sponsored by Harvey and Harriet Svec. […] |
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Stop into Wooden Legs on the first Thursday each month for a night of open mic comedy, hosted by the very funny Zach Dresch! Each month, we will have local comedians on tap and maybe even some special staff appearances on stage! We're going to start at 7 and end sometime around 8:30-ish.
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Scott Turkington is the organist and choirmaster for Holy Family Catholic Church in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. A native of Minneapolis, he studied music at the University of Minnesota, the Boston Conservatory of Music and The Catholic University of America, his former teachers including Richard Waggoner, Heinrich Fleischer, Phillip Steinhaus and George Faxon. |
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