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Salmon Chowder
It’s a bowl-food time of year
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When the weather is gray and cold, it's time to pull out the big bowls. Winter soups and stews are hefty and can lean rich, meant to encourage slurping with big spoons and passing napkins to catch … more
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Eva Jessye
PSU to host Eva Jessye Salute
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Pittsburg State University is inviting the public to attend a free event in February celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Eva Jessye, a Southeast Kansas native and Artist in Residence at PSU from 1978 to 1981.  more
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PSU Opera Theatre will present two performances of the classic operetta H.M.S. Pinafore in early February.
HMS Pinafore
The classic production H.M.S. Pinafore; or, The Lass That Loved a Sailor, by the renowned theatrical duo W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, will be coming to Pittsburg State University in early 2023.  more
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Italian trombonist Peter Steiner.
PSU music series to feature Italian trombonist
The Pittsburg State University Solo & Chamber Music Series, which began in September, will continue with its next concert, a performance by Italian trombonist Peter Steiner, on Friday, Jan. 20.  more
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Holly Jolly Tubas set for Saturday
Just in time for the holiday season, Pittsburg State University will host its annual Holly Jolly Tubas celebration and concert from noon to 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17.  more
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Holiday Extravaganza planned for Sunday
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The SEK Symphony, along with many community members, faculty, staff, and students, will bring the excitement of the holiday season to the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts this Sunday with the long-running annual "Holiday Extravaganza" concert.  more
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Johnathan De Soto
After loss, music student finds way to honor advisor
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A native of Hawaii, Johnathan De Soto enrolled as a graduate music student at Pittsburg State University in 2021 without having ever stepped foot on campus.   more
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City to start Cornhole League Jan. 5 
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The Pittsburg Parks & Recreation Department is kicking off the new year with a Cornhole League, beginning on Jan. 5 and running through Mar. 9, 2023.  more
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PSU to host holiday music events
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Musical offerings planned at Pittsburg State University in coming weeks will help ring in the holiday season. more
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Six concerts, Broadway play planned for PSU this month
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Several musical opportunities open to the campus and the community are coming up in November at PSU. Four events are free, while three are ticketed.   more
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A dance performance from a previous Pittsburg State University Diwali Night event.
PSU Indian Student Association to host Diwali Night
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The Indian Student Association at PSU will once again share their culture with the campus and community with Diwali Night, an annual festival that will be held starting at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29. more
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PHS Theatre to bring tale of ‘Big Fish’ to life on stage
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Tickets are on sale now for “Big Fish,” being produced by Pittsburg High School’s Music Rep Theatre class, with the help of students in jazz band and stagecraft classes, Nov. 10 to 12, in the PHS Auditorium.  more
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Jens Lindemann
Midwest Trumpet Festival to return to PSU
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An intensive weekend of master classes, recitals, and concerts is planned for Oct. 30 to 31 when the Midwest Trumpet Festival returns to Pittsburg State University after a hiatus in 2020 and 2021.   more
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Watco featured on ‘How America Works’ TV show
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An upcoming episode of Mike Rowe’s “How America Works” will give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the critical work performed by Watco, a leading transportation and logistics services company based in Pittsburg, to keep the supply chain moving.  more
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Addy Campbell, a psychology major at PSU, returns to her alma mater each week to rehearse alongside her mom, Amy, and her brother, Tate, a senior.
Pittsburg Multigenerational Choir to perform at PSU
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Returning to the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts for a concert on Oct. 19 is the Pittsburg Multigenerational Chorus with “It’s a Swing Thing,” featuring jazz standards and Big Band favorites.   more
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Taking a break from setting up for a show by Trout Fishing in America, Carol Puckett and Rob Poole enjoy the seats at the Miller Theater inside the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts at Pittsburg State University. The couple founded Olive Street Concerts, which sponsors concerts at their house in Pittsburg. This year they have partnered with the Bicknell Center to expand the possibilities.
Couple builds community through music
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Carol Puckett and Rob Poole used to enjoy going to house concerts in Kansas City, Fayetteville, Arkansas; Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Manhattan, Kansas. But then the price of gas went up, and the trips had gotten exhausting.  more
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Mountain Stage, one of the most enduring programs in public radio history, will record a live concert at Pittsburg State University later this month.
Mountain Stage radio program to record live at PSU
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Tickets are selling quickly for Mountain Stage, one of the most beloved programs in public radio history, which is coming to the PSU campus on Oct. 23 to record a live concert.   more
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Pitt State Theatre to present ‘Once Upon a Mattress’
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A story based on the beloved fairytale “The Princess and the Pea” will be brought to life by Pitt State Theatre this month with a princess who is anything but typical.   more
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Organist Joseph Adam will perform at Pittsburg State University on Friday, Oct. 14, as part of the Solo & Chamber Music Series.
Prize-winning organist to perform at PSU
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Organist Joseph Adam, who has previously performed at Disney Hall, will perform at PSU at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 14, as part of the Solo & Chamber Music Series under the direction of the Department of Music.   more
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WMC hosts Fall Festival in Neodesha
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Wilson Medical Center is hosting its annual Fall Festival today at Riverwalk Park in Neodesha. The second annual event will feature more than 30 vendors along with several food trucks, youth activities, and big attractions.   more
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