Student-led, interdisciplinary ‘Wakeville’ arts festival to be held April 1

Wakeville, the first-ever student-led, interdisciplinary arts festival at Wake Forest will take place on Reynolda Campus Saturday, April 1 from noon to 6 p.m.

Faculty, staff and students are invited to come and explore Wakeville. With many creative offerings in and around Scales Fine Arts Center and Davis Field, including music, dance, theater, visual art, comedy, and more, there will be something for everyone, and visitors can choose their own adventure throughout the day of where to go and what to experience.  

Organizers Gretchen Castelloe (‘23) and Roscoe Bell (‘23) believe that Wakeville is a great opportunity to bring people together. 

“We started Wakeville because we wanted to better connect the visual and performing arts to one another and to the rest of campus and to foster more cross-arts collaborations. Nothing invigorates the culture of our campus more than the arts. An awesome team of 25+ student members are working hard to organize this event. We hope you will join us and celebrate the creativity of our community!”

A full schedule of events can be found online.