EDMOND—Ambassador Meir Shlomo, the consul general of Israel to the southwest United States, visited the campus of Herbert W. Armstrong College on February 27, delivering a short speech about his country’s relationship with its neighboring Arab states …

Staff releases final estimates of visitors who saw archaeology exhibit.

EDMOND—The Haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel inaugurated its first tour of the United States at Armstrong Auditorium on February 27. Its program for a crowd of nearly 600 people included works from Mozart, Dvorak and Israeli composer Uri Bracha. The orchestra …

Members of national tourism program take in auditorium, ballet.

EDMOND—Tony award-winning Broadway singer and actor Brian Stokes Mitchell returned to Armstrong Auditorium on March 11, singing show tunes from his new album, Simply Broadway, for a crowd of 512. The baritone, who has been one of …

Quintessential chamber jazz group plays for hundreds.

Youngsters share aptitudes at spring recital.

Jenkins and company filled the theater with catchy tunes from jazz greats like Clifford Brown, Nat King Cole and Louis Armstrong.

EDMOND—Students from Imperial Academy and from Herbert W. Armstrong College will debut a new musical …

The Moscow troupe performed Swan Lake in the fourth ballet tour at Armstrong Auditorium.

Tonight violinist Joshua Bell kicks off Foundation’s 17th performing arts series.

Orchestra and pianist Alexei Grynyuk play Dvorak and Prokofiev.

Cultural foundation showcases ‘the best of the human spirit’ with performing arts.

Non-PCG visitors came from all over the world to see proof of Jeremiah’s biblical account.