Upcoming Events

Peninsula College is excited to welcome back sculptor and Cherokee Nation citizen, Karen Sixkiller, for her solo art exhibit, Cancer Sticks: Corruption of Sacred Tobacco, which sparks conversation and challenges perspectives. Sixkiller's latest exhibit will be open to the public at ʔaʔkʷustəŋáw̕txʷ House of Learning, Peninsula College Longhouse, on Tuesdays through Thursdays from 12:00–3:00 pm, January 7 – March 27, 2025. 

The PUB Gallery of Art at Peninsula College will feature a retrospective of two-dimensional art by Cory Ench from February 26 through April 3.

Ench, an International and Washington State Art Commission rostered artist, will offer a presentation focused on his artistic journey through life that features his public murals, poster designs, cover art, fractal art, and paintings during his artist lecture as part of the Stadium Generale series on Thursday, March 6 at 12:35 pm.

Peninsula College’s Drama Department and the Film/Digital Media Pathway present a daringly original concept for a musical: the ‘100% TOTALLY IMPROVISED MUSICAL.’ Is it possible? Can people really sing and act without a script but just relying on their wits, a chicken wing and a prayer? Well, yes they are going to try. Scratch that. ‘Do or do not. There is no try.’ They will DO it.

Join us on Thursday, March 13, for the Peninsula College's Jazz Ensemble Winter Concert. Featuring special guest artist, Steve Treseler, and performances of classic and modern jazz music by Quincy Jones, Benny Golson, Richard Rodgers and Mary Lou Williams, with featured vocalists Robbin Eaves and James Morley. This is a jazz event not to be missed! The Winter Jazz Concert is free and open to the public.

For more information, please contact Marge Rosen at mrosen@pencol.edu.

Peninsula College’s Drama Department and the Film/Digital Media Pathway present a daringly original concept for a musical: the ‘100% TOTALLY IMPROVISED MUSICAL.’ Is it possible? Can people really sing and act without a script but just relying on their wits, a chicken wing and a prayer? Well, yes they are going to try. Scratch that. ‘Do or do not. There is no try.’ They will DO it.

Join us on Friday, March 14, for a trumpet recital featuring Peninsula College's Kaitlyn Wood. Kaitlyn will perform classical, modern, and jazz music composed for trumpet. She will be accompanied by Linda Dowdell on piano and Marge Rosen on trumpet.

Peninsula College’s Drama Department and the Film/Digital Media Pathway present a daringly original concept for a musical: the ‘100% TOTALLY IMPROVISED MUSICAL.’ Is it possible? Can people really sing and act without a script but just relying on their wits, a chicken wing and a prayer? Well, yes they are going to try. Scratch that. ‘Do or do not. There is no try.’ They will DO it.

Join us for our Spring 2025 Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration Events. This event is for NEW Spring quarter students only! The New Student Orientation will take place first, with advising and registration occurring after.

Come and learn more about Peninsula College, explore the campus, and get enrolled for classes. Register now!

Join Peninsula College Faculty Member Rob DeCou as He Shares His Experience as a Fulbright Specialist in Pune, India.

Join us on Thursday, March 20, from 5:00–8:00 pm, in Peninsula College’s Little Theater, where the First Nations Club and the Earth Law Center presents the Indigenous Cinema Climate Showcase in honor of World Water Day. The short films include: