Central October Concerts Feature a Range of Offerings, Enhanced Acoustics
This October, Central College will host chamber music, Caribbean rock, “inclusive, classical informances” and more.

This October, Central College will host chamber music, Caribbean rock, “inclusive, classical informances” and more.

Philip E. Nelson, professor emeritus of Purdue University and 2007 recipient of the World Food Prize, will present Central College’s 2018 World Food Prize Lecture Tuesday, Oct. 16.

Central College presents Displaced, an exhibit of metalwork by Teresa Faris, in the Mills Gallery, located in the Lubbers Center for the Visual Arts.

The public is invited to join Central College faculty presenters to explore questions about community and other topics throughout the academic year.

Area high school students and their parents are invited to learn more about their college options at a Central-hosted college fair Thursday, Oct. 11.

Central College presents a Celebration of Asian Art at the Mills Gallery, Sept.19-Oct. 10.

While Central College will celebrate its Homecoming in September with traditions such as football and the Lemming Race, musical and theatrical performances also will take center stage.

Central RED Society will present “Nothing Compares to the Iowa State Fair” with an executive from the Iowa State Fair Wednesday, Sept. 19.

Ian Moschenross, professor of music at Central College, will present a piano recital featuring classical piano music as well as a selection composed by a Central alumnus, Friday, Sept. 21.

Central College’s Central RED Society is a lifelong learning program that enriches members’ lives through relevant, broad-based learning experiences.