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8 | 9 Thanksgiving Day | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 Noon Tunes | 14 |
15 | 16 Just Desserts | 18 | 19 SA Student Dinner | 21 |
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22 | 23 B.Ed Lunch | 24 | 25 | 27 Noon Tunes | 28 |
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29 | 30 Political Speaker Series | |||||
Join us in the gym to learn more about Indigenous history and promote reconciliation as one King's body! Everyone is welcome.
Speaker: Derek Fildebrandt
Derek is an MLA from Strathmore-Brooks. He was elected in 2015 as a Wildrose MLA and then became a United Conservative MLA when his party merged with the PC Party. Currently he sits as an independent. Prior to his political career, Derek was the Alberta director and national of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Noon Tunes is King’s free weekly music series for students, staff, and the public, featuring a variety of performances by faculty, students, and special guests.
Join us for a concert! Featuring visiting Distinguished Artist, Benjamin Butterfield (tenor).
Recital (with Dr. Joachim Segger, piano and Kapella Kyrie, Dr. Melanie Turgeon, conductor).
The Fall drama production is Tartuffe by Moliere, to be directed by Aaron Krogman.
Tartuffe is an old French play (written in 1664) but its wit and insight are timeless.
Orgon's household is thrown into turmoil when he invites a vagrant posing as a poius clergyman to live with them. Orgron and his aging mother fall completely under Tartuffe's spell, but the rest of the family see through him. When Orgon tells his daughter Marianne that he will marry her off the fraud, they enlist the help of the maid Dorine to expose him.
The Fall drama production is Tartuffe by Moliere, to be directed by Aaron Krogman.
Tartuffe is an old French play (written in 1664) but its wit and insight are timeless.
Orgon's household is thrown into turmoil when he invites a vagrant posing as a poius clergyman to live with them. Orgron and his aging mother fall completely under Tartuffe's spell, but the rest of the family see through him. When Orgon tells his daughter Marianne that he will marry her off the fraud, they enlist the help of the maid Dorine to expose him.
The Fall drama production is Tartuffe by Moliere, to be directed by Aaron Krogman.
Tartuffe is an old French play (written in 1664) but its wit and insight are timeless.
Orgon's household is thrown into turmoil when he invites a vagrant posing as a poius clergyman to live with them. Orgron and his aging mother fall completely under Tartuffe's spell, but the rest of the family see through him. When Orgon tells his daughter Marianne that he will marry her off the fraud, they enlist the help of the maid Dorine to expose him.
Vendor Applications can be found here.
Parents of students participating in the drama are encouraged to join us prior to the show for a dessert reception. This is an opportunity to meet other parents, professors, and relax with a coffee before the show. Tickets to the performance on Saturday are FREE for parents who attend the reception.
The Fall drama production is Tartuffe by Moliere, to be directed by Aaron Krogman.
Tartuffe is an old French play (written in 1664) but its wit and insight are timeless.
Orgon's household is thrown into turmoil when he invites a vagrant posing as a poius clergyman to live with them. Orgron and his aging mother fall completely under Tartuffe's spell, but the rest of the family see through him. When Orgon tells his daughter Marianne that he will marry her off the fraud, they enlist the help of the maid Dorine to expose him.
The Fall drama production is Tartuffe by Moliere, to be directed by Aaron Krogman.
Tartuffe is an old French play (written in 1664) but its wit and insight are timeless.
Orgon's household is thrown into turmoil when he invites a vagrant posing as a poius clergyman to live with them. Orgron and his aging mother fall completely under Tartuffe's spell, but the rest of the family see through him. When Orgon tells his daughter Marianne that he will marry her off the fraud, they enlist the help of the maid Dorine to expose him.
Joni The King's University Choirs and guests.
(Dr. Melanie Turgeon, conductor)
Noon Tunes is King’s free weekly music series for students, staff, and the public, featuring a variety of performances by faculty, students, and special guests.
Noon Tunes is King’s free weekly music series for students, staff, and the public, featuring a variety of performances by faculty, students, and special guests.
Confirm your registration by booking an appointment with the Office of Registration and Student Finance, or by dropping in during business hours between January 3 and January 10.
Make an appointment with your faculty advisor for advise on course and program selection, and more!