Violinist Susanna Perry-Gilmore of Apollo’s Fire Baroque Orchestra and harpsichordist Donald Livingston invite you to intimate evening of Bach’s music, shared up close with the artists. Three sonatas for violin and obbligato harpsichord, and a suite composed of movements from the Bach Partita in D major for harpsichord and the Partita in D minor for violin make for a beautiful and thought-provoking evening experience.

$20 general admission, students free.

Drifter Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes is discovered by the producer of a radio
program in rural northeast Arkansas and rises to great fame and influence
on national television. Starring Andy Griffith, this is the Dean's selected film. Admission free.

Ring in the Thousand Years of Peace invites you into a contemplative world where music becomes a vessel for hope, renewal, and the passage of time. At the heart of the program lies Jonathan Dove's The Passing of the Year, and together with works by Henk Badings, Dale Trumbore, Johannes Brahms, Lili Boulanger, and Eric Whitacre, the program weaves a tapestry of reflection and longing — inviting audiences to sit with the mysteries of endings and beginnings, and to find in music the quiet promise of peace across generations. $30 general admission, $10 student.

2026 marks the 29 annual Silents in the Cathedral event. The feature film,
“The Student of Prague” (1926) is accompanied by Marvin Faulwell,
organ, and Bob Keckheisen, percussion. Event sponsored by the Topeka-Shawnee County Public Library.

Admission free.