Oct 26 Monday
Join WBAA, WFYI and the WFYI Family Members Group for a screening of SUPER WHY'S COMIC BOOK ADVENTURES! Enjoy a look at the first episode along with light refreshments and activities.
Dates and locations:
October 26 at 10:30 a.m. at West Lafayette Public LibraryOctober 29 at 10:30 a.m. at Tippecanoe County Public Library
Show Description:
The Super Readers are back! SUPER WHY’S COMIC BOOK ADVENTURES, a PBS KIDS animated preschool series for children ages 3-5, premieres Monday, October 5, 2026. This all-new, full-length, half-hour animated series builds on the legacy and success of the Emmy-nominated series “Super Why!” and the ”Super Why’s Comic Book Adventures” shorts.
Support for the WFYI Family Members Group is provided by The Point in Real Estate - Claire-Anne Aikman, Herron Classical Schools and Indy Eleven.
Oct 24 Saturday
The Art of Jean Sibelius
Explore the mastery of Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius, a visionary who carved a rugged, singular path through the landscape of modern music.
Featured works: an all-Sibelius program including Excerpts from Strings in A-minor, “The Swan of Tuonela, No. 3 from “Lemminkäinen,” and Symphony No.5, op.82, E-flat major
Nov 13 Friday
Track 1 - Unframed: Art Out Loud
Discover how a melody can paint a picture, and how a painting can sing!
Join us for an evening unlike any other as the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra and Art Museum of Greater Lafayette partner for an immersive storytelling event. This special collaboration between the B-Side Series and Friday Night Live offers a unique musical experience that brings the gallery to life. Wander through the works of exhibiting artists Mary Pat Wallen and Caleb Weintraub, who will be in attendance, as LSO musicians perform a multi-genre chamber program.
Admission is free thanks to the sponsorship of Duke Energy and Purdue Federal Credit Union, with support from the Cellar Wine Bistro and People's Brewing Co.Reserve your spot below!https://www.eventbrite.com/e/unframed-art-out-loud-registration-1995718253018?aff=oddtdtcreator
Nov 15 Sunday
Concert featuring the Magnolia Brass Quintet.
Julia Bell and Brynn Marchiando, trumpetsKatey Jahnke, hornMegan Boutin, tromboneGenevieve Clarkson, tuba
Dec 04 Friday
Enjoy a festive concert featuring interactive brass and percussion performances spanning holiday favorites, inviting audiences to sing along and kick off the season with joy.
Perfect for holiday parties and starting the seasonal festivities.
Dec 06 Sunday
Annual Holiday Brass Concert
Bruce Knepper and Chris Moser, trumpetSuzanne Rice, hornJohn Huntoon, tromboneThomas Sims, tuba
Dec 12 Saturday
Holiday Pops: Mistletoe & Magic
Reminisce on what makes the holidays magical in this high-definition, live-soundtrack journey with LSO's Principal Pops Conductor José Valencia. Featuring works from Trans-Siberian Orchestra, G.F. Handel, Leroy Anderson, and more.
Feb 05 Friday
Lollipop Family ConcertSymphonic Adventures: Rhapsody in Blue!
Embark on a fun-filled musical adventure for all ages that explores the sounds of America through storytelling and exciting music inspired by jazz, folk, and classical traditions.
Join us before the concert for the Instrument Petting Zoo!
Mar 04 Thursday
Track 3: Celtic Connections
This March, we’re moving beyond the green beer to bring you the true, heart-thumping soul of the Emerald Isle and the Highlands. Celtic Connections is a guided chamber music journey that explores the deep, mist-covered roots of Celtic music and its surprising branches right here in our own backyard.
Apr 17 Saturday
Past & Presence
Explore the concert of "looking back to leap forward" in this program featuring four composers who reached into the musical or visual past to find a fresh, contemporary voice.
Featured Works: Symphony No. 49 “La Passione” (Franz Joseph Haydn),Out of the Silence (William Grant Still), Trittico Botticelliano, P.15 (Ottorino Respighi)
May 08 Saturday
Songs of the SeaKeller Showcase
This program captures the awe-inspiring presence of the sea – a force that has long served as a mirror for the human psyche. From the rugged, jagged coastline of Cornwall to the vast, impressionistic horizons of the French Atlantic, these works explore the ocean not merely as a setting, but as a character in our story.
Featured Works: Kol Nidrei (Max Bruch) with Keller Competition winner Tiana Lin, The Wreckers: Overture (Ethel Smyth), La Mer (Claude Debussy)