Composer and bandleader Scott Jeffers has traveled extensively across the globe to gather inspiration; composing most of his songs while surrounded by faraway people and landscapes brings a true authenticity to his fiery and passionate violin and vocal performances. This performance will be a special acoustic performance, only at ASU Kerr!
Dope kicks and glossy lips! Join us at the HBCU Sneaker Jam! There will be a DJ, prizes, dancing and a food truck! It will family friendly fun for everyone! Proceeds will benefit the Jack & Jill HBCU GAP fund.
October's theme: Rebel with a Cause. Experience a folktale from our guest host, three true stories and the fun Q&A.
Join us for an evening that will include a gallery show of Paul Wilson's work, a montage of clips from his short films, and an onstage interview with the artist.
"Frankenstein's Creature Tells His Tale" is a one-of-a-kind first-person narrative from a different perspective. This groundbreaking performance will be captured in a podcast format, but it transcends the traditional podcast realm. It's audio theater!
Program will feature a selection of extraordinary music compositions by great masters, performed by students of ASU violin professor Danwen Jiang.
Jazz club vibes! Experience Latin jazz at the hands of a beloved and talented PHX bandleader with beautiful history in the Valley as a dancer, jazz player and spiritual touchstone.
Sonoran Winds Quintet returns to the stage, featuring rich, melodic, and lively works of Reicha, Muczyinski, Rubstov and Farkas.
Music, mingling and more - join us for this fun fundraiser reception and concert! Your ticket supports ASU Kerr's mission of Connecting Communities™.
Gather storytelling is back for December! The theme this time around is "The Natural World."
Join us for a silly and poignant one-woman cabaret showcasing stories from Hannah's life strung together with songs of all musical styles. Open piano bar and song share will begin at 7 p.m.
Please join the ASU Collaborative Piano Studio and their vocal and instrumental colleagues as they present a varied program of songs and chamber works.
Irma Herrera’s solo performance piece “Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name?” weaves history and comedic insights into stories about names and sheds light and throws shade on our prejudices and assumptions.
