Name: First Fridays Faculty Recital Series: Mythology, Folklore, and Fantasy
Start: 2027-04-02
End: 2027-04-02

Located in western Wisconsin, Eau Claire offers sports planners a destination that's easy to reach, easy to navigate, and ready to host. Just 90 minutes from the Minneapolis–St. Paul area and within driving distance of Chicago, Eau Claire is well positioned to welcome teams, athletes, and fans from across the Midwest.

A versatile mix of indoor and outdoor venues supports events across a wide range of sports and competition levels, with tournament-ready fields, courts, ice facilities, pools, trails, and large-scale indoor spaces. Hotels, restaurants, venues, and visitor amenities are conveniently located throughout the community, making it easy for teams to get where they need to be throughout the event.

Visit Eau Claire's sports team works alongside event organizers to help bring the details together, connecting planners with venues, accommodations, local resources, and destination support.

And there's plenty waiting beyond the competition. Eau Claire's walkable downtown, local restaurants and breweries, miles of trails, public art, live music, family attractions, and the Chippewa River give athletes and their families more to experience between games and after the final whistle.

Eau Claire has the facilities to host the event and the destination experience to make the trip worth it.**** Bring the competition, bring the crowd, and come as you are — Eau Claire is ready to host.

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Join UW-Eau Claire faculty for an evening of instrumental music inspired by mythology, folklore, and fantasy, including Pohádka by Janáček, selections from Legends de femme by Mel Bonis, and more.

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The First Fridays Faculty Recital Series highlights the talent and versatility of the UW-Eau Claire voice, piano, wind, brass, percussion, and string faculty. These intimate recitals take place in Pablo Center Clearwater Recital Hall known for its sweeping panoramic views of the confluence of the downtown rivers. Each performance features an engaging mix of solo and chamber repertoire, with past programs including works by composers such as Schumann, Farrenc, Poulenc, Brahms, and Ravel.

First Fridays Faculty Recital Series: Mythology, Folklore, and Fantasy

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