The All-School Talent Show is on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 6pm in Founders' Theater.  Come enjoy the variety of talents our students, faculty and staff will share!

Congratulations to senior Krystal Huang, who had five pieces of art selected for the 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.  Her works ranged from graphite drawings and a digital image (honorable mentions) to a fashion installation called "Encumbrance" that won a Silver Key award -- see a Photo Gallery of her artwork.  The awards were presented by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers. 

Students from all divisions performed at the All-School Talent Show on Feb. 5 in Founders Theater.  See a Photo Gallery of acts at the show that were shot by Max Rickard.  The Talent Show raised $134.50 for Terrain, a local non-profit supporting artists, makers and culture creators of the Inland Northwest.

The portraits of orphans that SGS Upper School students created were delivered to the children in Pakistan recently.  Watch the Memory Project Video of the excited children receiving their drawings.  Selina Yang’s portrait (in the hands of the second girl from the right in photo above) can be seen briefly at the 5:04 point in the video.  See the Photo Gallery of the SGS students holding their artwork before it was sent of to South Asia.

Upper School Ceramics students spent time in November painting the individual parts of the "Ceramic Wave" now on display in the Art Gallery.  Then the pieces were fired and assembled to create the final installation.  See a Photo Gallery of the glazing process.

Upper School ceramics students created this wave of individually fired pieces to highlight the challenges faced by the ocean.  Visitors can also take a small ceramic "drop" as a reminder to be aware of what we can do to help the oceans stay healthy.  See a Photo Gallery of the exhibit; it will be on display for the month of January.

SGS singers and musicians performed well at the Spokane EWMEA Solo and Ensemble competition at Shadle Park HS on Saturday, Feb. 1.  Caroline He won the Alto division and will be competing at the state level in April.  Ferris was the big winner of the day, but SGS scored ahead of the rest of the bigger GSL schools -- Mead, Mt Spokane, Rogers, North Central, Lewis and Clark, Shadle, and Gonzaga Prep.  Other honorees included:
Alex Anderson - 1st alternate bass to state
Reagan Ivey - mezzo soprano - 2nd alternate to state
Reagan & Caroline duet -1st alternate to state
Chamber choir – (Reagan Ivey, Caroline He, Alec Nittolo, Alex Anderson) -1st alternate to state
John Nowland -1st alternate tenor to state
SGS Symphonic choir -1st alternate to state

Saint George's celebrated the Asian New Year of the Rat on Friday, Jan. 24 in the Upper School Courtyard.  There were treats to sample and performances to enjoy; see a Photo Gallery of the activities.  Plus an Asian New Year Video, edited by Nianwen Dan, shows the Chinese class singing, Angelina Jiang on violin, Caroline He's solo, a balloon-popping game, and Caroline, Lisa Yuan and Krystal Huang rapping!

Come to the Dragon Room (aka "On Demand Theater") on Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 6:30pm to enjoy music from Saint George's musicians and singers in advance of the Spokane Solo and Ensemble competition this coming weekend.  No charge for the performances, and coffee will be served!

Malinda Wagstaff, Class of 2016 and currently studying at the Eastman School of Music, won her division at the recent Coeur d’Alene Symphony’s Young Artist Competition.  Watch a Video of her singing a song by Smetana.  Malinda will perform with the CDA orchestra on March 13-14 at the Krok Center; tickets are available through the CDA Symphony.