Join us for Mass at the Live Oak Ballroom!Mass is the center of our Christian life because the Eucharist is the source and summit of our Christian faith. If you have never been to a Mass before, check out the back table when you arrive as we will have printouts to help you follow along.There are many resources that explain the Eucharist, [explore this one if you are curious](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQPTfyxZLKI).Please reach out at vicepresident@ccmknights.com if you have any questions.

An enchanting evening featuring the Oboe Studio Recital on the UCF main campus, where students of Professor Jamie Strefeler will showcase their remarkable talent.

Embrace the absurd world of Eugene Ionesco's iconic drama, Rhinoceros. Follow Berenger, an ordinary man caught in the midst of an extraordinary epidemic as neighbors are transformed into rhinoceroses.As chaos reigns and societal norms crumble, Berenger must find the courage to resist conformity and reclaim his individuality. Ionesco's provocative masterpiece is a searing indictment of complacency and mob mentality, challenging audiences to question the status quo and embrace the power of individual action. Rhinoceros offers a timeless exploration of identity, society and the struggle for sanity amidst overwhelming chaos. Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/rhinoceros/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

UCF presents an evening of music as students from Dr. Rie Suzuki's clarinet studio perform. This recital will highlight the skills and creativity of UCF's clarinetists through a variety of pieces.

UCF student composers come from a wide variety of backgrounds, and this is evident in the exciting and diverse music they create. Whether writing for the concert hall or for media including film, television and video games, our students pride themselves on their dedication to craft, openness to new ideas and meaningful interaction with listeners.

UCF student composers come from a wide variety of backgrounds, and this is evident in the exciting and diverse music they create. Whether writing for the concert hall or for media including film, television and video games, our students pride themselves on their dedication to craft, openness to new ideas and meaningful interaction with listeners.