Enjoy the sounds of the Northland Choir and the Northland Symphonic Band! There will be folk songs to delight, marches to tap your foot to, and melodies to hum on your way home—a great way to lift your spirits in the dark season. This event is free and open to the public.
Join the Chequamegon Symphony Orchestra for some holiday harmonies! This event is open to the public.
The Northland community is invited to a community feast! The meal will feature local and Indigenous foods from the Chequamegon Bay region, such as campus garden produce and honey, manoomin (wild rice) from the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, and venison harvested and processed during the Indigenous Cultures Center’s deer camp. Join us… Read More →
Unfortunately, this concert has been postponed. This event page will be updated if/when new information becomes available. Come and enjoy the first music concert of the season with the Northland College Choir, the Northland Community Choir, and the Northland Symphonic Band! We are bringing you everything from Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutti to American folk songs.… Read More →
In 2020, the Chequamegon Symphony Orchestra commissioned Chequamegon Bay by Duluth composer Wendy Durrwachter, featuring the movement "The Flying Fluorescence," inspired by Northland College’s squirrel research. Originally delayed by COVID, this special piece will finally be performed at our upcoming concert. This event is open to the public. Admission Northland College students, faculty, and staff:… Read More →
The Ashland Chamber Music Society presents its second concert of the season, the Brett Jones Duo! This event is open to the public. The duo consists of Dr. Brett Jones (professor of percussion at the University of Wisconsin-Superior) and Stas Venglevsk, a virtuosic Bayan (accordion) performer. Venglevsk has soloed throughout the world, including numerous performances… Read More →
Join the Timber Wolf Alliance for the Great Lakes Wolf Symposium’s keynote talk—“Spinoffs From a Long-term Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) Study in the Superior National Forest”—delivered by Dr. L. David Mech. In-person and virtual attendance options are available for this event. If you are unable to attend the full Great Lakes Wolf Symposium but would… Read More →
The Great Lakes Wolf Symposium provides an opportunity for researchers and other wildlife professionals to share research and knowledge regarding wolves in the Great Lakes region. The geographic scope of the conference is regional and centered on the Great Lakes region, including states, Tribes, and provinces that are within or adjacent to current wolf range.… Read More →
