PCAL Calendar

To be held inside if weather is not appropriate! 

Free and Family-Friendly

Saturday, October 12, 2024

10 AM to 3 PM

Free parking available off of Kentucky Street in WKU parking lots. Follow the Hammer In Parking Signs. For GPS directions, use our street address: 1444 Kentucky Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101

Join us at the Kentucky Museum for a free community event celebrating the metal workers' trade, including:

• Forge demonstrations.
• Tinsmithing demonstrations.
• Aluminum Pour demonstration and make-your-own pour.
• Basic Forge Skills Demonstrations.
• Opportunity to learn about joining metal working associations and getting started in the trade.
• Learn about the Kentucky Forge Council and become a member.
• Kentucky Folklife Program Narrative Stage, including an interview with our Featured Blacksmith.
• Big T's Bar-B-Cue food truck on site.

Chicago School Partner Luncheon 

Chicago Discover WKU 

Black Material Culture with Dr. Tiffany Momon, Assistant Professor, University of the South. This talk will focus on Dr. Momon's community-based historic preservation projects with Black Craftspeople Digital Archive, a black digital humanities project that centers black craftspeople, their lives, and their contributions to the making and building of America. The talk will engage with how black craftspeople are identified and researched in the historical record and how institutions are adjusting their curatorial practices to better collect, preserve, and engages with this history. Dr. Momon is the founder and co-director of the Black Craftspeople Digital Archive and has worked with organizations such as the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, Winterthur Museum and Gardens, and the Daughters of the American Revolution Museum.

Sponsored by the Kentucky African American Heritage Commission.

Location: Kentucky Museum 

Faculty Recital: Honoring the WKU Sisterhood and Women Composers

SANTOS–Skin to Skin is a film portrait of community activist and seven-time Grammy nominee John Santos, a “keeper of the Afro-Caribbean flame.” Rich in musical performances, Santos links the rhythms of his ancestors to contemporary struggles of identity and social justice.

Free tickets are available at capitolbg.org. After the screening, a Q&A with filmmakers will be offered.

Student recitals are an opportunity for students to showcase what they have been rehearsing in private lessons. The recitals showcase multiple disciplines through our department.

To include a special WKU Alumni Choir! 

Student recitals are an opportunity for students to showcase what they have been rehearsing in private lessons. The recitals showcase multiple disciplines through our department.

To include repertoire from:

• Hermann: Music from Psycho                             
• Shchedrin Carmen Suite excerpts                              
• Mahler – Symphony No. 2 movement 1