News and Events

Come enjoy talented Maryland dancers perform in a collective concert of modern, ballet and jazz choreography by some of the area’s finest choreographers. This show is sure to please the dance enthusiast as well as inspire any dancer looking for the latest trends in contemporary dance. For ticket information, please contact the Box Office at 410-287-1037.

Come enjoy a DJ, food and fun! Free event.

The world’s premier Beatles stage show has been performed around the globe for millions of people and continues to attract audiences of all ages. There are no backing tracks or offstage musicians, nor is there any sequencing used. Everything is performed live. The production features three amazing costume changes throughout the show, which takes you on a musical journey. “Meet The Beatles” starts the show with their arrival in America early in 1964. Watch as Beatlemania Again magically transforms into “Sgt. Pepper” during the psychedelic years. Finally, experience the excitement of the last chapter of the Beatles’ career with “Get Back.” For ticket information, please call the Box Office at 410-287-1037.

Heidi Beirich, Southern Poverty Law Center, "Battling the Rise of Hate in America." Ms. Beirich will be talking about the rise in hate groups in America in the last several years, place that rise in its local context, and discuss how we can work to combat the trend.

Come enjoy performances by Cecil students while you enjoy your lunch.

Open house for prospective students. Learn about admissions, academic programs, advising and support services, student life, registration and financial aid. Campus tours available. Please call 410-287-1000 to RSVP.

In its 61st season, National Players brings us Shakespeare’s immortal comedy of love won, lost, misplaced, misguided and won again. Join this professional troupe of actors in their exploration of one of the Bard’s most charming works – the tale of Beatrice and Benedick, Hero and Claudio, and the machinations of their friends to ensure true love wins out. For ticket information, please call the Box Office at 410-287-1037.

group of young men are stranded on a tropical island and civilized behavior is the ultimate casualty. As they develop their own peculiar “society,” priorities and reactions to the situation begin to reflect the savagery of a much earlier time. William Goldman’s award-winning novel has been adapted for the stage by Nigel Williams. This performance is not for very young children. For ticket information, please call the Box Office at 410-287-1037.

Cecil College is hosting information sessions for its new pharmacy technician training program. Pharmacy technicians help the pharmacist package or mix prescriptions, maintain client records, refer clients to the pharmacist for counseling, assist with inventory control and purchasing, collect payment, and coordinate billing. The course combines 182 hours of classroom instruction with a 160-hour pharmacy externship to provide students with a complete training and learning experience. Designed for busy adults, the 27-week program will run from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays, beginning Feb. 6, at Elkton Station. Graduates will receive a certificate of completion and become eligible to apply for registration as a pharmacy technician in their state. They will also be prepared to take the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Board exam. Students are required to be at least 18 years old. Other prerequisites include a high school diploma or GED, and assessment testing in math, English and computer skills. For more information, contact Lindsay Thompson at 410-287-6060, ext. 760 or lthompson@cecil.edu; or Pat Seigel at 410-287-6060, ext. 339 or pseigel@cecil.edu.

Cecil College is hosting information sessions for its new pharmacy technician training program. Pharmacy technicians help the pharmacist package or mix prescriptions, maintain client records, refer clients to the pharmacist for counseling, assist with inventory control and purchasing, collect payment, and coordinate billing. The course combines 182 hours of classroom instruction with a 160-hour pharmacy externship to provide students with a complete training and learning experience. Designed for busy adults, the 27-week program will run from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays, beginning Feb. 6, at Elkton Station. Graduates will receive a certificate of completion and become eligible to apply for registration as a pharmacy technician in their state. They will also be prepared to take the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Board exam. Students are required to be at least 18 years old. Other prerequisites include a high school diploma or GED, and assessment testing in math, English and computer skills. For more information, contact Lindsay Thompson at 410-287-6060, ext. 760 or lthompson@cecil.edu; or Pat Seigel at 410-287-6060, ext. 339 or pseigel@cecil.edu.

A celebration of Thanksgiving and Native American heritage. There will be a guest speaker and lunch will be served.

Charlie Zahm returns to the Milburn Stone Theatre with the same fine musicians who joined him in making the DVD that was filmed here two years ago. Featuring a bunch of great new songs, and some familiar ones as well, half the concert will be comprised of Celtic music while the other half will consist of both original and traditional songs from around the world. For ticket information, please call the Box Office at 410-287-1037.

For more information, please contact Laney Hoxter at 410-287-1043.