Fans of jazz and world photography will enjoy two upcoming events at the Carnegie Arts Center.

On Tuesday, the Jazz at the Carnegie Arts Center concert series continues with a show from Stan State Senior Jazz Studies Student, trumpeter Joey Archie. 

Originally from Sacramento, Archie has developed into a well-rounded, inspirational musician, both as a trumpeter and as a composer. His compositions and style draw on inspiration from his family, friends, life and various musical styles.

The show will be from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Carnegie Arts Center at 250 N. Broadway. Tickets are $10 for general admission and $5 for students and Carnegie Arts Center members.

On March 3, the Carnegie Arts Center will present their Sunday Arts Lecture with travel photographer Michael J. Costa.

Costa’s talk coincides with his exhibition “Learning to Breathe: Photographs of Nepal,” currently on view. In images both awe-inspiring and down to earth, Costa captures the spirit of Nepal. Grand vistas of the Himalayan landscape are presented alongside intimate portraits of the daily lives of monks and villagers in remote locales.

The lecture series will feature a slideshow presentation.

The lecture series begins at 2 p.m. March 3 at the Carnegie. Admission is free.