Dec 03 2021
Bridget Kibbey with the Dover Quartet

Bridget Kibbey with the Dover Quartet

Presented by Midwest Trust Center at Johnson County Community College at Midwest Trust Center at Johnson County Community College

‘Celebrating Bach’ | Friday, December 3, 8 p.m. | Yardley Hall | On this tour, Bridget Kibbey and the Dover Quartet feature some of the best-beloved works of J.S. Bach, including Toccata and Fugue in D minor, which Kibbey adapted for harp.

Surprising audiences with diverse and energetic programming, Kibbey spans baroque, French masterworks and rhythmic migration in South America. With the Dover Quartet, it’s a celebration of pure musical brilliance and charisma in an all-Bach program.

Admission Info

Tickets start at $25.

Phone: 913-469-4445

Email: MidwestTrustCenter@jccc.edu

Dates & Times

2021/12/03 - 2021/12/03

Additional time info:

Virtual pre-show talk at 7 p.m.

Location Info

Midwest Trust Center at Johnson County Community College

12345 College Blvd, Overland Park, KS 66210

Parking Info

  • For the best parking, check your tickets for curtain time and arrive 20-25 minutes in advance.
  • Parking at Johnson County Community College is generally free, except for the rare weeknight performance. Ask the box office about reserved parking if the event you're attending is scheduled on a weeknight.
  • The closest place to park is in either the East or West Midwest Trust Center parking garage. To get to the Midwest Trust Center garages, drive onto campus from the east College Boulevard entrance. The garages are two-level lots directly in front of (to the north of) the Midwest Trust Center. "Reserved" spots in the surface lot parallel to the west garage may be used for performance parking.
  • To get to the Galileo's Garden parking structure, drive onto campus at Quivira Road or follow the East Campus inner road east and south to Clock Drive. Turn right on Clock Drive into the parking garage. After you park, walk out of the northeast exit of the garage and follow the sidewalk straight north to the Midwest Trust Center.