PCAL Calendar
- Location: Russell H. Miller Theatre, FAC
- Time: 8:00pm
A hilarious farce that proves that what can go wrong will go wrong! As a theatrical company begins rehearsing a new play, it becomes clear that the antics offstage are often more intriguing than those they present onstage.
Adults $11 - Students $9
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 3:00pm
- Location: Russell H. Miller Theatre, FAC
- Time: 3:00pm
A hilarious farce that proves that what can go wrong will go wrong! As a theatrical company begins rehearsing a new play, it becomes clear that the antics offstage are often more intriguing than those they present onstage.
Adults $11 - Students $9
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: Russell H. Miller Theatre, FAC
- Time: 8:00pm
A hilarious farce that proves that what can go wrong will go wrong! As a theatrical company begins rehearsing a new play, it becomes clear that the antics offstage are often more intriguing than those they present onstage.
Adults $11 - Students $9
- Location: Russell H. Miller Theatre, FAC
- Time: 8:00pm
A hilarious farce that proves that what can go wrong will go wrong! As a theatrical company begins rehearsing a new play, it becomes clear that the antics offstage are often more intriguing than those they present onstage.
Adults $11 - Students $9
- Location: WKU’s Downing University Center patio and lawn
- Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm
Revolution 91.7 will celebrate College Radio Day with 2 events on Oct. 11
Revolution 91.7 – the student-run radio station at WKU — will celebrate the inaugural year of College Radio Day (CRD) on Oct. 11 with a carnival-themed concert featuring Buffalo Rodeo and Rainbow Kitty Kitty on WKU’s Downing University Center patio and lawn from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Later that day, WWHR-FM will take the party to The Skate Box on Three Springs Road for a college-radio skate from 6-8 p.m. Admission for the skate event is $3.
Revolution 91.7 is serving as the 2011 Kentucky State Headquarters for College Radio Day. On Oct. 11, fans will gather at locally organized celebrations across the United States to acknowledge and appreciate college radio as one of the last refuges for unique programming, eclectic music, and cultural momentum.
According to the CRD website: College radio is one of the last remaining bastions of creative radio programming, free from the constrictions of having to be commercially viable and a place where those involved in its programming believe passionately in its mission. College Radio is the only free live medium brave enough to play unsigned, local and independent artists on a regular basis. College radio is an important part of the North American media landscape because of its unique and fearless programming.
Revolution 91.7 tracks the pulse of the progressive-indie music scene that is created in basements, garages and home studios all over the world. Since 1988, WWHR-FM has offered a commercial-free mix of market-competitive artists to the southcentral Kentucky area, ultimately molding mainstream music with breakout acts like Adele, Cage the Elephant and Foster the People. By being the first stations willing to invest airtime in new talent and gamble on their future success, college radio drives culture by contributing to the rise in popularity of eventual arena rockers like My Morning Jacket, Dave Matthews, Phoenix and U2.
The Bowling Green community recognizes Revolution 91.7 as a hub for local music and community engagement. WWHR organizes two music festivals each year to benefit a local charity chosen by the student management. (This year, the station is working with the Rainhill Equine Facility Rescue and Sanctuary.) Revolution also hosts an annual Pooch Pageant to fundraise for the Hildreth Animal Adoption Center, participates in various Bowling Green community events, and highlights WKU’s diverse and dynamic student activities on campus.
Contact: Kayla Dowdy or Katerra Borkowski, (270) 745-5439.
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theatre
- Time: 4:00pm - 5:30am
By Wil Denson
Adventure. Fantasy. Secrets. Join Hucklebee as he travels up Rhyming Mountain, meeting fascinating creatures along the way, until he reaches the peak and learns the secret of it all. Suitable for all ages.
- Location: Van Meter
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theatre
- Time: 1:00pm - 2:30am
By Wil Denson
Adventure. Fantasy. Secrets. Join Hucklebee as he travels up Rhyming Mountain, meeting fascinating creatures along the way, until he reaches the peak and learns the secret of it all. Suitable for all ages.
- Location: Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theatre
- Time: 3:00pm - 4:30am
By Wil Denson
Adventure. Fantasy. Secrets. Join Hucklebee as he travels up Rhyming Mountain, meeting fascinating creatures along the way, until he reaches the peak and learns the secret of it all. Suitable for all ages.
- Location: WKU Colonnade (in front of FAC)
- Time: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
RevFest 2011: Battle of the Bands
Saturday October 15th, 2011
WKU Colonnade (in front of FAC)
5pm-11pm
FREE! Donations accepted
Winner will receive $250, will be named Artist of the Week at WWHR for the week of October 17, 2011, and will be invited to be the opening act for the headlining band at Mayhem 2012.
All proceeds and donations from the show will be given to our charity this year, Rainhill Equine Facility. These people are doing fantastic work rescuing blind, injured/abused, and abandoned horses all around Kentucky and the rest of the country. You can check them out on their site www.rainhillrescue.com for more information.
RevFest 2011 Lineup:
Buffalo Rodeo
Technology vs. Horse
449
Featherstone
Visceral Waves
Televermin
Friendly Christian Lazer Tag
Lost in Liberty
Rainbow Kitty Kitty
Natty Bumpoe
- Location: Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theatre
- Time: 3:00pm - 4:30am
By Wil Denson
Adventure. Fantasy. Secrets. Join Hucklebee as he travels up Rhyming Mountain, meeting fascinating creatures along the way, until he reaches the peak and learns the secret of it all. Suitable for all ages.
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 7:30am
- Location: Somerset, Ky.
- Time: All Day
The 2011 Mountain Workshops will take place Oct. 18-22 in Somerset, Ky. The Photojournalism Workshop offers a hands-on learning experience in documentary-style photojournalism and features a faculty of top professionals and educators.
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: Fine Arts Center, Van Meter Hall, Gordon Wilson Hall & Garret Conference Center
- Time: 9:00am - 10:00am
Spend two days learning, celebrating, and sharing ideas with theatre students from our great state!
For more information visit our Kentucky Thespian Festival Page, or contact Carolyn Greer at carolyn.greer@owensboro.kyschools.us.
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 11:30pm
- Location: Fine Arts Center, Van Meter Hall, Gordon Wilson Hall & Garret Conference Center
- Time: 9:00am - 10:00am
Spend two days learning, celebrating, and sharing ideas with theatre students from our great state!
For more information visit our Kentucky Thespian Festival Page, or contact Carolyn Greer at carolyn.greer@owensboro.kyschools.us.
- Location: Mass Media & Technology Hall Room #331
- Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
- Location: SJ&B Tent on South Lawn by Studio II Academic Complex entrance
- Time: 11:30am - 2:00pm
SJ&B Alumni are invited to enjoy lunch on the South Lawn with faculty and staff representing the following programs: public relations, advertising, journalism, broadcasting , photojournalism and mass communication.
Support our class of 2012 as they produce a live 60-minute sports highlight show “Extra Point” live from the Guthrie Tower 1:00 p.m. CST
Kickoff Time: 3:00 p.m. CST
- Location: Van Meter
- Time: 4:00pm
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: FAC Recital Hall
- Time: 3:00pm
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