Arts Calendar
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Upcoming Events
The Wizard of Oz

Jan. 30-31 | Frances Bond Davis Theatre
Join Dorothy and her loyal companion Toto as they “Follow the Yellow Brick Road” through the Land of Oz, determined to reach the Emerald City, where the great and powerful Wizard of Oz will help them get home. Of course, along the way, Dorothy encounters witches (both good and bad), Munchkins, talking trees and winged monkeys. But most importantly, she befriends three unique characters: a Scarecrow with no brain, a Tin Man with no heart, and a Lion with no “nerve.” Their journey to happiness – and self-awareness – is a glowing testament to friendship, understanding and hope in a world filled with both beauty and ugliness.
The 2025-2026 Arts Season at Harpeth Hall
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Mainstage Musical
Sept. 18-21
Masterworks Concert
Upper school choir and orchestra
Oct. 9
Free admission
The Book of Will
By Lauren Gunderson
Upper school Mainstage Play
Nov. 6-8
Fall Dance Showcase
Featuring all dance companies
Nov. 20-22
Winter Choral Concert
Featuring all choirs
Dec. 2
Free admission
Winter Orchestra Concert
Featuring all orchestras
Dec. 4
Free admission
The Wizard of Oz
Featuring students in 6th-8th grade
Jan. 30-31
Tickets
The Glass Menagerie
By Tennessee Williams
Upper school Mainstage Play
March 5-7
Tickets on sale this spring
Spring Dance Performance
Featuring all dance companies
April 23-25
Tickets on sale this spring
Original Student One Acts
Presented by Harpeth Hall and MBA
April 23-25
Free admission
Spring Choral Concert
Featuring all choirs
May 5
Free admission
Spring Orchestra Concert
Featuring all orchestras
May 7
Free admission

The student spring art show will open in April 2026!
The Harpeth Hall choirs, orchestras, and modern band will also perform at:
Sunday on Souby | Admission Preview Day | Middle School Grand Open House | Middle School Honor Day | Upper School Graduation
Plus! See Harpeth Hall students in MBA's theatrical productions
Macbeth by William Shakespeare | Nov. 20-22
Our Town by Thornton Wilder | Feb. 20-22