College of Fine and Performing Arts News and Events
Browse the links below for recent WCU news of interest to current and prospective fine and performing arts students and their families.
WCU to present ‘A Chorus Line’ March 18-21
Western Carolina University’s College of Fine and Performing Arts will present the Broadway musical “A Chorus Line” Thursday, March 18, through Sunday, March 21, at the Fine and Performing Arts Center.
Writers to gather for WCU’s Spring Literary Festival, March 22-25
A diverse panel of authors whose work includes fiction, memoirs, poems, plays and children’s literature will be featured during the Spring Literary Festival, Monday, March 22, through Thursday, March 25, at Western Carolina University.
Memorializing genocide topic of holocaust scholar
Noted Holocaust scholar Armen T. Marsoobian will speak about the relationship between art and the act of memorializing genocide at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 16, in Room 130 of the Fine and Performing Arts Center on the campus of Western Carolina University.
Garrison Keillor coming to WCU
The humorist and writer who made Lake Wobegon famous is coming to WCU on Monday, March 8, for a sold-out show at the Fine and Performing Arts Center.
Presentations of Carden plays to benefit county library fund
Two plays crafted by Sylva writer Gary Carden will be presented at Western Carolina University in March to benefit the new library fund of the Friends of the Jackson County Main Library.
Western Carolina University’s College of Fine and Performing Arts will present the Broadway musical “A Chorus Line” Thursday, March 18, through Sunday, March 21, at the Fine and Performing Arts Center.
Writers to gather for WCU’s Spring Literary Festival, March 22-25
A diverse panel of authors whose work includes fiction, memoirs, poems, plays and children’s literature will be featured during the Spring Literary Festival, Monday, March 22, through Thursday, March 25, at Western Carolina University.
Memorializing genocide topic of holocaust scholar
Noted Holocaust scholar Armen T. Marsoobian will speak about the relationship between art and the act of memorializing genocide at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 16, in Room 130 of the Fine and Performing Arts Center on the campus of Western Carolina University.
Garrison Keillor coming to WCU
The humorist and writer who made Lake Wobegon famous is coming to WCU on Monday, March 8, for a sold-out show at the Fine and Performing Arts Center.
Presentations of Carden plays to benefit county library fund
Two plays crafted by Sylva writer Gary Carden will be presented at Western Carolina University in March to benefit the new library fund of the Friends of the Jackson County Main Library.