Westminster Choir The Road to Bach with The Sebastians
Feb 14 - 5:00pm

Westminster Choir: The Road to Bach

Discover the rich beauty of 17th-century choral music as the Westminster Choir presents works by four early Baroque masters.

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Westminster Choir The Road to Bach with The Sebastians
Feb 15 - 5:00pm

Westminster Choir: The Road to Bach

Discover the rich beauty of 17th-century choral music as the Westminster Choir presents works by four early Baroque masters.

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Faculty Recital
Feb 19 - 12:15pm

Westminster Conservatory at Nassau presents the Volanti Flute Quartet

Free noontime recital series performed by Westminster Conservatory faculty.

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Westminster Symphonic Choir Fruits of Slience
Feb 21 - 7:00pm

Westminster Symphonic Choir: Fruits of Silence

Join Westminster Symphonic Choir for a concert featuring the works of Stravinsky, Duruflé, Vasks, Brahms, and Ted Hearne.

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Curtain Up: Destination
Feb 21 - 7:30pm

Curtain Up: Destination

Join our First-Year Musical Theatre majors as they present a cabaret celebrating their new experiences at Rider!

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Curtain Up: Destination
Feb 22 - 2:00pm

Curtain Up: Destination

Join our First-Year Musical Theatre majors as they present a cabaret celebrating their new experiences at Rider!

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Westminster Community Orchestra presents Heartbeat Rhythm
Feb 22 - 3:00pm

Westminster Community Orchestra: Heartbeat Rhythm

Experience the Westminster Community Orchestra under the baton of Dr. Ruth Ochs in a captivating program.

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Westminster Symphonic Choir Fruits of Slience
Feb 22 - 4:00pm

Westminster Symphonic Choir: Fruits of Silence

Join Westminster Symphonic Choir for a concert featuring the works of Stravinsky, Duruflé, Vasks, Brahms, and Ted Hearne.

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Text: From Up Here by Liz Flahive overlayed on a image of a blue wall with a yellow orange backpack in the right bottom corner and a glass of spilled milk in the bottom left corner.
Feb 27 - 7:30pm

From Up Here

Kenny Barrett wants to disappear, but after one big mistake and a very public apology, his senior year—and his family life—are anything but quiet.

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