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  • Anna Jensen and Kevn Kinney: Concert & Art Exhibition

    Campus Gate Art Gallery 135 Dalton St.

    Opening Reception time is TBD Anna Jensen's paintings are a synthesis of classical and abstract figuration. Her body of work is inspired by both trauma and exaltation. They are the fruit of years of rigorous research conducted in her home of the American South. With immense drive and rare sensitivity, Anna demonstrates the power of an individual to prevail through challenges via creative transfiguration. She is mostly self-taught yet has exhibited internationally to great acclaim over the past nearly twenty years. “My paintings are psychological landscapes and emotionally complex narratives. I combine references to art history, pop culture, natural science and personal chronicles to represent the conflicts of life. The titles are important elements. Like me the stories are at once funny and sad.” Her husband, highly acclaimed singer-songwriter Kevn Kinney, is most widely known as founder and frontman of Atlanta-based rock band Drivin N Cryin. He was recently inducted into both the Wisconsin Music Hall of Fame and Georgia Music Hall of Fame for his impactful legacy. Also, an accomplished poet, painter, and solo musician, Kinney has released multiple critically acclaimed recordings during his career having collaborated with R.E.M., Indigo Girls, the Who, and Warren Haynes among many others.

  • John Cleaveland Art Exhibition

    John L. Cleaveland, Jr. received his BFA from the University of Georgia and held a Graduate Assistantship in the UGA Studies Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy. He has exhibited his work at the Huntsville Museum of Art, the Albany Museum of Art, Blue Spiral 1 Gallery, University of Georgia, Madison Morgan Cultural Center, Lyndon House Art Center, and the Missouri State Botanical Gardens. His paintings are in the permanent collections of the Asheville Art Museum, the UGA State Botanical Garden of Georgia, the Combat Art Collection at the U.S. Marine Corps Museum, the Morris Museum of Art, 3-M Company, Bessemer Trust, and the Alabama Power Company. “My paintings are specific expressions of places I’ve been to that I love that I’m connected to, or that I’m pushed to some expression by. I’m not necessarily looking for a thing so much as I’m looking for a feeling — something that might tell a greater truth but in a very simple way.”

  • YHC Concert Band presents French Impressions

    Glenn-McGinnis Hall 1 College St

    Come enjoy an evening of timeless elegance and musical storytelling as we present “French Impressions” – a program celebrating the brilliance of French composers and French-influenced themes. This special performance features works by Georges Bizet, Maurice Ravel, and others whose music has inspired generations of composers.

  • John Cleaveland Art Exhibition

    Campus Gate Art Gallery 135 Dalton St.

    John L. Cleaveland, Jr. received his BFA from the University of Georgia and held a Graduate Assistantship in the UGA Studies Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy. He has exhibited his work at the Huntsville Museum of Art, the Albany Museum of Art, Blue Spiral 1 Gallery, University of Georgia, Madison Morgan Cultural Center, Lyndon House Art Center, and the Missouri State Botanical Gardens. His paintings are in the permanent collections of the Asheville Art Museum, the UGA State Botanical Garden of Georgia, the Combat Art Collection at the U.S. Marine Corps Museum, the Morris Museum of Art, 3-M Company, Bessemer Trust, and the Alabama Power Company. “My paintings are specific expressions of places I’ve been to that I love that I’m connected to, or that I’m pushed to some expression by. I’m not necessarily looking for a thing so much as I’m looking for a feeling — something that might tell a greater truth but in a very simple way.”

  • Zula Patrol: Under the Weather!

    This show is recommended for kids & families! Join the Zula Patrol team on an out of this world weather adventure in Zula Patrol: Under the Weather! The brave and ever-curious heroes of The Zula Patrol are back for another exciting mission — this time, it’s all about weather! While exploring their home planet Zula, the team sets out on a scientific expedition to collect different types of weather for their brilliant friend and resident scientist, Multo. With the help of their lovable pet Gorga, who has a one-of-a-kind talent for bottling weather patterns, the Zula Patrol is making great progress. But things take an unexpected turn when Gorga feels unappreciated and hurt by his friends. Feeling left out and misunderstood, he makes the tough decision to leave planet Zula in search of a new home. Unfortunately, his journey catches the attention of the sneaky and ever-scheming interplanetary villain, Dark Truder. Seizing the opportunity, Dark Truder tricks Gorga into stealing weather from other planets — a key part of his latest plan to take over the Universe! Now it’s up to the Zula Patrol to track down their old friend, stop Dark Truder’s wicked scheme, and restore balance to the galaxy. Along the way, they’ll discover fascinating facts about weather — not just on Earth, but across the cosmos. Packed with adventure, science, and heart, this journey through space and storms is one that kids and families won’t want to miss!

  • Jerry’s Girls

    Dobbs Theatre 69 West Main St

    Celebrate the brilliance of Broadway with Jerry’s Girls—a dazzling musical revue showcasing the unforgettable songs of legendary composer Jerry Herman. Featuring showstopping numbers from timeless classics like Mame, Hello, Dolly!, Milk and Honey, Mack and Mabel, A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, and La Cage Aux Folles, this vibrant tribute is a joyous journey through some of the most beloved moments in musical theatre history. Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman. Concepts by Larry Alford, Wayne Cilento, and Jerry Herman

    Tickets available at yhc.edu/boxoffice on at the Box Office the day of the show. Cash or Cash App only, please
  • Taylor Rushing Art Exhibition “Rainbow Stew”

    Campus Gate Art Gallery 135 Dalton St.

    Taylor Rushing was born in the South Puget Sound of Washington State. He graduated from The Evergreen State College with a degree in Arts and Crafts and received his MA and MFA at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He opened Not Bad Illustration in 2019. He now doodles all day and grows dahlia flowers in his yard. His work meets at the confluence of self-taught and counterculture. He is fascinated with the handmade and the capability of the independent spirit.

  • Moving Mountains Dance Performance

    Dobbs Theatre 69 West Main St

    Experience the energy and passion as students take the stage, showcasing the incredible skills they've developed in Ballet and Modern I and Broadway Styles. This performance is an example of their hard work, creativity, and dedication—don’t miss this celebration of movement, music, and momentum!

  • Christmas at YHC

    Glenn-McGinnis Hall 1 College St

    Get into the holiday spirit with Christmas at YHC, one of our favorite seasonal traditions! Join us for a festive celebration featuring top talent from the Young Harris College Department of Music and some very special guests. It’s the perfect way to kick off a Christmas season full of joy, music, and a whole lot of cheer!

  • YHC Concert Band

    Glenn-McGinnis Hall 1 College St

    YHC Concert Band

  • YHC Jazz Band

    Glenn-McGinnis Hall 1 College St

    YHC Jazz Band

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