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Create, Engage, Grow

Arts and Culture at �鶹�� brings you lectures, performances, exhibits, and workshops, giving you the chance to explore arts and culture right on campus. These events help you learn new things, grow beyond the classroom, and become a more active citizen in your community and the world.

Express Yourself

Show your talent by auditioning for a role in a student play or musical. Share your skills at an open mic event. At �鶹��, there are many ways for you to express yourself through performance.

Upcoming Student Performances

Music at �鶹��

Whether you're aiming for a music career or just want to grow your skills, there are music courses here for you. With guidance from talented and experienced teachers, you get the support you need to reach your musical goals.

Music Classes & Lessons

Celebrate the Arts Artist Series

The Artist Series brings live performances—from musicians and bands to dynamic performers—right here on campus. It’s a chance to unwind, connect with others, and experience incredible talent. Whether you need a creative escape or just want a great night out, come be part of the experience. The next show is waiting for you!

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�鶹�� Reads

�鶹�� Reads brings the campus together by using reading to build community. You get to join in conversations with classmates, teachers, and staff, all centered around what you're reading. It's a great way to connect with others and be part of something bigger on campus while improving your own reading and thinking skills.

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ETC: Art and Literacy Magazine

ETC Magazine showcases the creative voices of �鶹�� students through original writing, artwork, photography, and design. Explore student talent, creativity, and expression in this annual literary and arts publication.

Feature Your Work in ETC Magazine

Student Art Show

The Student Art Show is a juried show featuring artwork from students in Graphic Design, Professional Photography, Digital Mass Media, Welding, and other fine arts courses. You can see the art on display at the �鶹�� Library from April to early May during regular library hours.