School of Music seeking high schoolers for the String Experience in October
The School of Music is accepting applications from high school string players to participate in a unique master class with The Shanghai Quartet, special guests...
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Fall preview listing of Rockefeller Arts Center, Theatre and Dance, and School of Music
There is a full slate of exciting arts events scheduled for the fall semester. Theatre, films, exhibits, recitals and ensemble concerts - truly something for...
Rockefeller building project passes one-year mark on schedule
The $39 million Rockefeller Arts Center addition and renovation project has passed the one-year mark and remains on schedule for completion by August of 2016...
Rockefeller Arts Center presents 2015-2016 series of events
Fredonia’s talented vocal and musical theatre students will be featured twice as part of Rockefeller Arts Center’s signature series during the 2015-16 Lake Shore Savings...
A well-earned ovation
“Karl likes big ideas.” That’s what Ralph Blasting, dean of Fredonia’s College of Visual and Performing Arts, says about Dr. Karl Boelter, who stepped down...
Vocal group to share spotlight for Sept. 26 pops event
The Fredonia Voices, a talented vocal jazz octet, will step into the spotlight once again in King Concert Hall. The group will be among the...
Children's Concerts begin Sept. 26 at Dunkirk Free Library
The Musical Journeys Program of the Fredonia School of Music kicks off its 10th season of free concerts designed to appeal to very young children...
’09 graduate returns to lecture about John Cage
School of Music alumnus John Green, ’09, will return to campus to present a free lecture on composer John Cage, considered to be perhaps the...
Fredonia talent, jazz classics featured in opening pops series concert
Fredonia’s own talent will share the spotlight with one of the nation’s leading jazz orchestras for the opening event of the 2015-16 DFT Communications Pops...
Workshops, talk to explore crafting art out of invasive species
How to create art out of unwanted plants will be described by Patterson Clark, a visual journalist and science graphics editor with The Washington Post...