The Wake the Arts Center’s opening celebration will be held on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 6p.m. in Scales Lower Lobby. Faculty, staff and students can learn about the Center and the opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.
The following are among the recently funded Wake the Arts Center projects
Hip Hop Literacy Donovan Livingston, director of college thriving, and teaching assistant Professor of Music at UNC-Chapel will draw on personal experiences as well as scholarship to examine the role of culture, hip-hop and spoken word poetry in student experiences in higher and postsecondary education.
A Wake the Arts calendar is available to keep up with all upcoming events. Use the link and select “add.” Once added, the calendar can be toggled on and off as desired.
Season tickets include all four University Theatre productions. Prices are $60 for adults, $40 for senior citizens or WFU faculty/staff and $30 for students. Purchase on the University’s ticket website here. Individual tickets are also available closer to each performance.
Season tickets include both the Fall Faculty and Guest Artist Dance Concert and the Spring Student Choreographic Concert. Prices are $30 for adults, $25 for senior citizens, and $15 for students. Purchase on the University’s ticket website here. Individual tickets are also available closer to each performance.
Wake Forest University and Medical School faculty, staff and retirees receive free admission for themselves and one guest to each Secrest Artists Series performance. Secure free tickets to one or all performances on the University’s ticket website here. Wake Forest students also receive free admission by presenting their WFU IDs.
Other ways to keep up with the arts at Wake Forest:
