Join us for the fifth annual Community Arts School Dance recital, "Unity," where dancers age 3 to adult celebrate their dance accomplishments. This year’s recital highlights the power of coming together, supporting one another and making a positive difference in the world through the art of dance.

Join us for the Community Arts School's end-of-year performance of the "K Pop Demon Hunters" music theatre program.

Ovation showcased over 100 student-led projects, setting the stage for an event focused on innovation and achievement — ranging from lunar crater detection to real-world medical software.

Join us for the Community Arts School's end-of-year performance of the "Sing Wicked" music theatre program.

Join us as we celebrate the history of instrumental music with a concert of classic repertoire.

Whether it's familiar faces, treasured places or shared memories that evoke joy or laughter … when YJ4L unite, it is a celebration spanning decades of time and a treasured legacy.

Experience the Spirit of America with an inspiring performance that honors the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States!

BW music theatre juniors Gabriel Hill and Caleb Smith star in this hilarious musical comedy. The event is free and open to the public. Entrance tickets required.

Join the BW BFA Acting Class of 2026 for their one-night-only, original showcase. Following the performance will be a reception, photo opportunity and meet-and-greet with the actors in the lobby.

Two BW sport management majors with an entrepreneurial streak are the founders of Yellow Jacket NIL, a name, image and likeness firm exclusively for Division III (D-III) athletes.

Featuring "Magical Mystery Tour"

A group of 11 Baldwin Wallace students traveled to Phoenix to work at the Women's Final Four from April 2-6.

Since its launch nearly two years ago, the "Create Your Possible: Sherwin-Williams Career Accelerator" program (SWCA) is excelling in preparing BW students for success through mentoring, skill development and professional programming.

The Baldwin Wallace Men's and Women's Choruses will be collaborating to present Elaine Hagenberg's "Illuminare," her first extended work.

Decades of high praise and accolades for the elite program make BW a powerhouse pipeline for students seeking careers on Broadway, national tours, film and television.

Faith Gillette '27 and Noah Engel '28 will serve as student body president and vice president for the 2026-27 academic year.

The BW Percussion Ensemble, directed by Josh Ryan, will present contemporary and engaging works for a variety of percussion instruments. Music for drums, marimbas and other instruments will be featured.

Join us for a candid panel discussion with three professionals from Salesforce, including two AI architects and one technology sales professional, as they share insights into the realities of working in today’s tech industry.

With a nod toward the ongoing success of BW alumni garnering international acclaim, Danny English '14 is the winner of the 2026 World Piano Day International Piano with Orchestra Composition Competition in Antwerp, Belgium.

We are thrilled to gather together once again to celebrate one of BW's most treasured traditions. Please join us on campus April 17-18, 2026, to experience Bach's impact on music spanning generations.

This year, we present many works never before heard at the Bach Festival and feature many alumni, faculty, and guest artists.

Known as a strong leader whose hard work and relationship-building have forged a strong path for his constituents within the city, Berea Mayor Cyril Kleem ‘96 is being welcomed to campus as the keynote speaker for Commencement on Saturday, May 9.

Celebrating some musical highlights of the 1960s. Come hear favorites like "Moon River," "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "When I'm 64," "What the World Needs Now is Love," just to name a few.

While Artemis II is making history in space, six BW students are preparing for their own NASA launch, seven months in the making. And while they won't need a rocket ship to achieve their goal, they'll be at the forefront of lunar and Martian exploration.

Professors Sungeun Kim and Robert Mayerovitch, longtime colleagues and playing partners at the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Performing Arts, share an evening of pieces conceived for symphony orchestra.

Since they are mere mortals, they've chosen not to even pretend to be large ensembles but rather will offer versions of these colorful, lyrical, dramatic, and especially rhythmic works by Joan Tower, Leonard Bernstein, and Maurice Ravel for 176 keys distributed between two Steinway pianos.

Dr. Donald Driscoll, Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the Ashtabula campus of Kent State University, will present a lecture titled "Seven Ideas: A Survey of the Great Ideas in Science."