Jazz Jam Sessions foster growth, unite community
A part of jazz culture, jam sessions provide students with the opportunity to grow as musicians and immerse themselves in the community.
A part of jazz culture, jam sessions provide students with the opportunity to grow as musicians and immerse themselves in the community.
Before their University Concert and Lecture Series performance, the Indigo Girls talked making music and collaboration with students.
It took Kevin Lawson 20 years to go 0.4 miles from the Music Building as a freshmen piano performance major to Taylor Theatre as the first MFA with a concentration in Musical Theatre Directing.
Greensboro Project Space partnered with Peacehaven Community Farm to create a mini-museum featuring a continuous, free, tiny art exchange.
The arts at UNCG received a $266,389 gift from the estate of former art history professor Claire Kelleher, a longtime faculty member and scholar of medieval art and architecture.
The $266,389 gift in honor of Dr. Claire Kelleher supports students with a declared major in art history, supports Weatherspoon Art Gallery acquisitions, enhances the library’s holdings in art and fine printed books, and funds performances by guest artists.
James Goins and Scott Garrison share some of the secrets and history of the auditorium during a walk through the building – from the basement to the attic – and share what it takes to create memorable experiences for audiences and performers.
The Urban Bush Women worked with more than 30 School of Dance students, showing them how to turn dance into storytelling.
Urban Bush Women Artistic Director Mame Diarra Speis, worked with more than 30 of UNC Greensboro’s School of Dance students, showing them how to turn dance into storytelling.
Shayla Taylor ‘20 shares what made the School of Dance feel like home, the anxiety of graduating during a pandemic, and the campus support that helped her net a spot with the Urban Bush Women dance company. She will share her expertise with students in a masterclass, then perform for the community as part of the University Concert & Lecture Series on Friday.