The Goliard Music Festival brings some of New York's most talented musicians to the Southeast, providing colleges and universities, communities and schools with concerts, recitals, master classes, workshops and audience-performer interaction. The evening will conclude with the Krystal Three Point Shooting contest which will allow fans in attendance a chance to pick up a food prize from Krystal of Milledgeville. The 2000-2001 Town and Gown Performing Arts Series opens with Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico, performing at 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 25, in Russell Auditorium. The folk dances performed by Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico are drawn from the rich heritage of Mexico, especially from the traditions of the original inhabitants.
Season tickets offer savings on all four performances.
The series is supported in part by the Georgia Council for the Arts through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly. The Council is a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. Everyone is welcome. The play, now running in New York and London, attempts to condense all of American history into an hour and a half. It features the comedic genius of students Eddie Zipperer, Tim Gordon, Keifer Woods, and is directed by Jason Brown.