When it is safe to do so, you’ll be invited to attend events on the PC campus once again.

We take pride in offering events that focus on personal development, cultural enrichment, and entertainment for the local community. Now, however, we can’t do so because of the pandemic.

We’re taking precautions against COVID and can’t open the campus to visitors. Once it’s safe for you to be on campus, you’ll be able to find an arts event or lecture on campus almost anytime during the year. And when it’s safe, children and youth will be welcome to attend Blue Hose sports camps as well as music camps and clinics during the summer.

If you live in and around Clinton, you won’t have far to drive to enjoy the arts once it’s safe for you to be on campus. You’ll typically find an exhibit, film, or concert featuring PC students or professional artists throughout the year.

Leaders in business, education, and other fields have visited the PC campus to speak about issues facing the world today. Once it’s safe for us to welcome guests, you can keep learning by attending lectures on campus.

Students from the local community have arrived on campus eager to learn and grow. When it’s safe to welcome them again, students can attend camps led by PC professors and coaches and others from the local community.