Calendar of Events

Several Milligan College seniors will be showcasing their work this semester in the Milligan Art Gallery located in Derthick Hall. Each student will have an opening reception from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday afternoon during the week of their show. These events are free and open to the public.

For the dates and names, visit  https://www.milligan.edu/2017/01/13/milligan-seniors-showcase-artwork-for-spring-semester/

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Warner Classics recording artist, the Annie Moses Band has been inspiring and entertaining audiences for over a decade, bringing their distinctive style of music across the U.S. and around the world. A captivating blend of folk and classical, the Annie Moses Band is a talented ensemble of songwriters, singers, musicians, and siblings combining technical skill with exhilarating showmanship.

The Art of the Love Song, the Annie Moses Band’s PBS special, is old-school elegance in the mold of Grace Kelly and Cary Grant. The band keeps a classical aesthetic in these archetypal love songs, while flavoring them with retro strings and gypsy-jazz violin. Nat King Cole’s velvet stringwork serves as a big inspiration as well. The ultra-creative members of the band pluck repertoire from the Great American Songbook of the 40’s and 50’s, then borrow from such soulful folk/rock songsmiths of the 60’s and 70’s as Don McLean, Paul Williams and John Lennon. The Art of the Love Song is a tribute to the most treasured love songs of the last century. Be swept off your feet with the romance of forever!

Help Gather sp flowing from our trees and watch it being boiled down to sweet maple syrup. Pancake breakfast begins at 8:00am through 10:30am. Maple syrup will be cooked down all day, so cam out and join us at anytime! breakfast is $1.00 extra of the door price of $5.00 

First the high school students, now the adults!

Attend an informal information session to learn how getting a degree from Northeast State has just gotten easier for young and old alike.

Representatives from admissions, financial aid, scholarships and veterans affairs will be present to answer all of your questions.

Come learn how a college degree can be a reality for you!

1.       The evening will feature a Black History presentation and an opportunity to taste some of the communities’ most incredible recipes!  Free program; taste tickets $5/person.

 This will be a day filled with shopping, giveaways, silent auctions and fun ??This fundraiser is to benefit fundraising efforts for diabetic alert dog for Nikki! We are now taking applications for vendors. You can find the application and all specifics on helpnikki.org under the fundraising events tab!

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Renee Swope is a national speaker and best-selling author of A Confident Heart and A Confident Heart Devotional. She will lead the Eleanore L. Campbell Ladies Conference on February 25, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

 Registration opens January 1, $40 per person by January 31, then $45 after that date. For more info, call 423.461.8710.

For more info, visit www.milligan.edu/arts. 

The voice of Rhonda Vincent is the centerpiece, surrounded by the rhythms of each instrument; featuring the individual styles of the world class musicians that collectively make up The Rage. Their talent is unmatched. Each and every member can sing every part, and play every instrument. Their depth of skill sets the stage for the highest level of professionalism in every performance.

Breaking a stereotypical image, Rhonda Vincent takes the stage in designer gowns and stiletto heels with a take-charge manner, far from the type set that Hollywood has portrayed as the image of acoustic music. Rhonda Vincent is a firecracker of talent that powers one of the hottest shows in any genre of music!

The college’s annual Webb Lecture Series welcomes Milligan alum Rick Raines (‘86), who has served congregations in Kentucky and New York, and is currently the senior minister with his home congregation, Fairmount Christian Church in Mechanicsville, Virginia.

 For more info, visit www.milligan.edu/arts.

Since the early eighties, “1964”...The Tribute has been thrilling audiences around the globe by taking them on a journey through a quintessential moment in music history that will live forever.

Over twenty years of researching and performing have made “1964” masters of their craft. They are hailed by critics and fans alike as THE most authentic and endearing Beatles tribute...which has earned them the distinction from Rolling Stone magazine as the “Best Beatles Tribute on Earth.” 

“1964” recreates an early 60’s live Beatles concert with period instruments, clothing, hairstyles, and onstage banter with an accuracy that is unmatched. 

“1964” is comprised of Mark Benson as John Lennon, Mac Ruffing as Paul McCartney, Tom Work as George Harrison, and Bobby Potter as Ringo Starr. Mark says, “‘1964’ shows the audience what it was like to attend a Beatles concert in the early sixties and generates the same feeling of happiness that is still generated by the music of The Beatles. We get so much of this positive energy back from our audiences, it reassures us that for now, we are where we are supposed to be.”

This esteemed Russian company brings to the stage one of the most magical and well-known works from the classical ballet repertoire. This stunning fantasy ballet is inspired by the German legend of Odette, a beautiful princess turned into a swan at the hand of an evil sorcerer. With majestic choreography, an unforgettable score and exquisite costumes and sets, it is easy to see why Swan Lake continues to earn the adoration of classical ballet enthusiasts and attract newcomers. The company was founded in 1994 by Elena Radchenko, legendary principal dancer of the Bolshoi Ballet, and is dedicated to preserving the grand ballet traditions while nurturing young dancers throughout Russia.

The Russian National Ballet Theatre was founded in Moscow during the transitional period of Perestroika in the late 1980’s. During this time many of the great dancers and choreographers of the Soviet Union’s ballet institutions were exercising their new-found creative freedom by starting new, vibrant companies dedicated not only to the timeless tradition of classical Russian Ballet, but to invigorate this tradition as the Russians began to accept new developments in the dance from around the world.