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    Sheila Pree Bright's "The People's Uprising, Jim Crow 2.0 Voter Suppression Rally, Atlanta, GA;" digital print; 36 x 24 inches; courtesy of the artist. Pictured are several young Black men and women speaking into megaphones, wearing masks, and protesting in the streets.
    Sheila Pree Bright , article

    Sheila Pree Bright is an acclaimed fine arts photographer whose work conveys in stark, honest, and moving terms the gatherings of recent years in protest of police violence and sociopolitical inequities.

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    Larry Fink's "Studio 54, New York, NY, May 1977;" archival pigment print; 22 x 17 inches; courtesy of the Virginia Tech Art Collection and donors Scott and Emily Freund and Michael Fay. In this black and white photo, a white woman twirls on the dance floor. She is wearing an off-the-shoulder dress with ruffles at the arms and heavy make up. Her long blonde hair is pulled back into a tight braided ponytail, which is flying out in midair behind her. In the background are two other dancers, a Black woman in a spaghetti strap dress and a white man in a white power suit.
    Larry Fink , article

    A selection of photographic prints by Larry Fink spotlights the role of clothing and adornment in celebratory gatherings in two distinct American cultures during the 1970s and ‘80s: the glamorous high society of New York City and the spirited country life of Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.

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    Members of the Catalyst Quartet stand in a line against a light blue grey wall, holding their instruments.
    School-Day Performance | Imani Winds and Catalyst Quartet , article

    WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 10 AM: In this school-day performance, two leading chamber ensembles renowned for their joyful educational work join forces for a program highlighting the experience of migration.

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    A composite image of Imani Winds and Catalyst Quartet. Top part of the image: the members of Imani Winds stand in a line smiling for the camera holding their instruments. Bottom part of the image: the members of Catalyst Quartet stand in a line looking towards the camera and holding their instruments.
    Imani Winds and Catalyst Quartet , article

    THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 7:30 PM: Two leading chamber ensembles join forces for an absorbing program highlighting the experience of migration, featuring music written or inspired by migrants and immigrants from the African and Latin diaspora.

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    The members of Pink Martini with their instruments and vintage suitcases in an open field with the basket of a hot air balloon and a line of trees in the background. All the men wear black suits, and China Forbes wears a floor-length red dress.
    Pink Martini featuring China Forbes , article

    SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 7:30 PM: Always a sold-out party, Pink Martini is inspired by the romantic Hollywood musicals of the 1940s and ‘50s and its sound defies categorization and is guaranteed to get the audience up and dancing in the aisles.

November

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    Sheila Pree Bright's "The People's Uprising, Jim Crow 2.0 Voter Suppression Rally, Atlanta, GA;" digital print; 36 x 24 inches; courtesy of the artist. Pictured are several young Black men and women speaking into megaphones, wearing masks, and protesting in the streets.
    Sheila Pree Bright , article

    Sheila Pree Bright is an acclaimed fine arts photographer whose work conveys in stark, honest, and moving terms the gatherings of recent years in protest of police violence and sociopolitical inequities.

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    Larry Fink's "Studio 54, New York, NY, May 1977;" archival pigment print; 22 x 17 inches; courtesy of the Virginia Tech Art Collection and donors Scott and Emily Freund and Michael Fay. In this black and white photo, a white woman twirls on the dance floor. She is wearing an off-the-shoulder dress with ruffles at the arms and heavy make up. Her long blonde hair is pulled back into a tight braided ponytail, which is flying out in midair behind her. In the background are two other dancers, a Black woman in a spaghetti strap dress and a white man in a white power suit.
    Larry Fink , article

    A selection of photographic prints by Larry Fink spotlights the role of clothing and adornment in celebratory gatherings in two distinct American cultures during the 1970s and ‘80s: the glamorous high society of New York City and the spirited country life of Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.

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    Jisel Soleil Ayon as Jenna. Jisel is a Black woman with natural hair wearing a powder blue diner uniform. She rolls out a pie crust while she sings. Behind her are metal industrial kitchen shelves filled with pantry items, and on the counter in front of her is a yellow blow and a pie with blue icing and whipped cream.
    "Waitress" , article

    TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 7:30 PM: Meet Jenna, a waitress and expert pie-maker who dreams of a way out of her small town and rocky marriage, in this hilarious hit Broadway musical.

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    A group of Virginia Tech students sings in a choir on the Moss Arts Center stage, conducted by Dwight Bigler
    Virginia Tech Choirs Fall Concert , article

    SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 4 PM: The Virginia Tech choirs, under the direction of Associate Professor and Director of Choral Activities Dwight Bigler, perform an afternoon concert.

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    A logo for the Virginia Tech Percussion Ensemble. Black text on a white background reads "VT Percussion Ensemble" and below that is a series of 11 vertical black bars of varying lengths
    Virginia Tech Percussion Ensemble , article

    TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 7:30 PM: The Virginia Tech Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Assistant Professor of Percussion Annie Stevens, performs an afternoon concert.

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    Jesmyn Ward, a light skinned black woman with shoulder length natural hair parted down the middle, smiles towards the camera in a black sweater against a black background.
    "An Evening with Jesmyn Ward" , article

    WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 7:30 PM: Described as the standout writer of her generation, Ward is the first woman and the first person of color to win two National Book Awards for Fiction. Her novels "Sing, Unburied, Sing" and "Salvage the Bones" build deep empathy for the human condition.

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    A group of white women ballet dancers wear white leotards, tutus, and tights, and white feather crowns in their hair. Four women with their right arms raised circle a fifth woman, who is sitting on the ground, folded foward over one extended leg
    School-Day Performance | Southwest Virginia Ballet , article

    TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 10 AM: Experience the evolution of Western European classical dance through the centuries in representative works performed by Southwest Virginia Ballet during this school-day performance.

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    Members of the School of Performing Arts' Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band perform on the steps of Burruss Hall wearing all black and masks.
    Virginia Tech Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band present "Visible Nature" , article

    WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 7:30 PM: The Virginia Tech Wind Ensemble performs Michael Burritt’s "Duo Concertante," Gala Flagello’s "Visible Nature," and Steven Bryant’s "The Automatic Earth."

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    Conrad Tao, an Asian man with dark hair and a closely trimmed beard, sits at a piano in front of a window with a diamond grille in a dark blazer
    Master Class: Conrad Tao, piano , article

    THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2 PM: Experience Conrad Tao’s approach to piano instruction during this coaching session for Virginia Tech music students.

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    Conrad Tao, an Asian man with dark hair and a closely trimmed beard, sits at a piano in a dark blazer
    Conrad Tao, piano , article

    FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 7:30 PM: Conrad Tao is a leader of the new generation of classical music and has amassed a steady stream of awards and critical acclaim for his performances, compositions, and recordings.

December

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    Black text on a white wall reads "Student Arts Spotlight." In the foreground, slightly out of focus, is a sculpture of wooden cubes stacked haphazardly on top of each other.
    Student Arts Spotlight , article

    Curated by the Moss Arts Center Student Ambassadors, this exhibition will celebrate creativity, diverse perspectives, and inspiration across our student body.

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    A composite of images of Virginia Tech Philharmonic in a series of four vertical rectangles side by side. Above that is white text on a black background that reads "VT Philharmonic"
    Virginia Tech Philharmonic , article

    THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 7:30 PM: The Virginia Tech Philharmonic, under the direction of Mathias Elmer, will present the world premiere of Double Concerto for Two Percussionists and Orchestra by Chad Hughes.

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    The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra performs "Holiday Pops Spectacular" at the Moss Arts Center. In the center of the image is a guitarist dressed in a Santa costume playing a green electric guitar. The rest of the orchestra surrounds him, and lights on the back wall look like snowflakes.
    Roanoke Symphony Orchestra , article

    SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 4 PM: Everyone’s favorite holiday music tradition makes a joyful return to the Moss. With much to celebrate this holiday season, gather your friends and family for a merry musical program for audiences of all ages

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    Members of the Itraab Arabic Music Ensemble stand for a group photo backstage at the Moss Arts Center, some holding their instruments
    Itraab Arabic Music Ensemble Concert , article

    SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 4 PM: Experience music from throughout the Arab world in this culminating concert by the campus-community ensemble.

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    People enjoy new music in the Cube at the Moss Arts Center. Above them is a blue and white techno-looking projection
    New Music + Technology Festival , article

    DECEMBER 6-8, 7:30 PM: The VT New Music + Technology Festival will feature performances of new work by faculty and students from the School of Performing Arts, Creativity + Innovation District, L2Ork Linux Laptop Orchestra, the Virginia Tech New Music Ensemble, and guest artists.

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    A group of members of the Virginia Tech String Project. In the foreground is a young Asian boy holding a violin and bow
    Virginia Tech String Project , article

    TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 7 PM: Students of the Virginia Tech String Project, under the direction of Molly Wilkens-Reed, present their fall concert.

January

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    Singer Angélique Kidjo wears a blue dress with large flat sequins, blue teardrop earrings, and a blue and brown hair wrap. She holds her hands towards her collar bone and sings with her eyes closed and her face angled away from the camera.
    Angélique Kidjo , article

    THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 7:30 PM: With a striking voice, radiant energy, and messages of unity and healing, four-time Grammy Award winner Angélique Kidjo blends the West African traditions of her childhood with R&B, funk, and jazz.

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    Members of the Danish String Quartet stand in a field with a tree behind them, wearing button down shirts and jackets
    Danish String Quartet , article

    FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 7:30 PM: The Grammy-nominated Danish String Quartet is known for impeccable musicianship, sophisticated artistry, exquisite clarity of ensemble, and an expressivity inextricably bound to the music.

February

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    The cast of Cirque Mechanic's "Birdhouse Factory" gather on stage in costume during the show.
    Cirque Mechanics , article

    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 7:30 PM: Cirque Mechanics finds its heart in the stories of American ingenuity. For family-favorite Birdhouse Factory, workers in a “widgets” factory break away from the monotony of the assembly-line.

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    The dancers of Ballet Hispánico on stage in multicolored costumes with a projection of a white fish with teeth on a brick wall behind them.
    Ballet Hispánico , article

    WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 7:30 PM: An international force for 50 years, Ballet Hispánico continues to mold the landscape of contemporary dance.

March

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    Two cast members of "Rent" face the camera. One is a Black woman with long braids parted in the middle with blue tips, wearing a grey tank top and black shrug. She stands behind a white man with brown hair and a brown beard and drapes one of her arms over his shoulder.
    "RENT" , article

    TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 7:30 PM: For a quarter of a century, "RENT" has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. The 25th Anniversary "Farewell Season of Love" is your final chance to experience this celebrated touring production.

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    A Black woman with curly brown hair and a white man with brown hair and a goatee hold each other and sing on stage
    "Memphis Jookin': The Show" , article

    THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 7:30 PM: Renowned dancer Lil Buck became a YouTube icon for his improvisation with cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Now he pays homage to his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, where the local street dance known as Memphis jookin’ became a sensation.

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    A white woman with dark, straight hair speaks into a microphone on stage
    The Moth Mainstage , article

    TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 7:30 PM: Radio favorite The Moth brings the power of storytelling to millions of people each year—celebrating the ability of true, personal storytelling to illuminate both the diversity and commonality of human experience.

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    The lead singer for Chontadelia sings into a microphone with her eyes closed. She has natural curly brown hair and wears a turquoise and coral colored shirt with tassels, large gold hoop earrings, and electric blue eyeshadow. Her hands are painted a light grey
    Chontadelia , article

    THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 7:30 PM: Rooted in the iconic marimba de chonta and Afro-Colombian culture, Bogotá band Chontadelia’s outspoken, marimba-driven funk gives voice to its communities’ histories, stories, struggles, and concerns.

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    Bassist Edgar Meyer, a white man with brown hair, stands in front of a blue backdrop in a black blazer and maroon button down shirt and holds his bow and bass by the neck
    Edgar Meyer and the Scottish Ensemble , article

    THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 7:30 PM: Grammy-winning bassist Edgar Meyer is celebrated the world over for his work as a performer and composer, while the Scottish Ensemble has redefined the string orchestra with vibrant and engaging performances.

April

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    Travis Alabanza wears a turquoise tank top, flawless makeup with a pink lip, and a hat made of three burgers, green ribbon, and teal netting
    "BURGERZ" by Travis Alabanza , article

    FRIDAY, APRIL 8-SATURDAY, APRIL 9: After someone threw a burger at them and shouted a transphobic slur, Travis Alabanza became obsessed with burgers. This show is the climax of their obsession.

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    Singer Kristin Chenoweth, a white woman with blue eyes and shoulder length blonde hair wearing a black shirt, stands in front of a navy blue and gold sequined backdrop.
    Kristin Chenoweth , article

    THURSDAY, APRIL 14: Spend an evening with an icon. Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth brings her powerhouse voice and emotionally-charged interpretations to a series of legendary songs, popular standards, and classic hits.

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    Violinist Sarah Chang, an Asian woman with long dark brown hair, smoky eye makeup, and nude lipstick, holds her violin and reclines on a white staircase in front of a beige wall.
    Sarah Chang, violin , article

    TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 7:30 PM: One of the most sought-after violinists playing today, Sarah Chang made her debut with the New York Philharmonic at age eight and has impressed audiences with her technical virtuosity for more than two decades.

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    The duo Choir! Choir! Choir! leads an auditorium of people in song from the stage. One man plays an acoustic guitar, while the other claps his hands. The room is lit in a purple/pink light.
    Choir! Choir! Choir! , article

    SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 7:30 PM: Choir! Choir! Choir! has amassed a passionate community of singers and a thriving online fan base. The Toronto-based singing duo takes a nontraditional approach—there are no auditions, and the audience is the choir.

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    Members of the Tallis Scholars hold music books and sing in front of an ornate church wall. They are wearing all black and are being conducted by director Peter Phillips, who has his back to the camera.
    The Tallis Scholars , article

    THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 7:30 PM: Through exceptionally stunning recordings and performances, the Tallis Scholars has established itself as the leading exponent of Renaissance sacred music throughout the world.

October

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    A composite image of Imani Winds and Catalyst Quartet. Top part of the image: the members of Imani Winds stand in a line smiling for the camera holding their instruments. Bottom part of the image: the members of Catalyst Quartet stand in a line looking towards the camera and holding their instruments.
    Imani Winds and Catalyst Quartet , article

    THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 7:30 PM: Two leading chamber ensembles join forces for an absorbing program highlighting the experience of migration, featuring music written or inspired by migrants and immigrants from the African and Latin diaspora.

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    The members of Pink Martini with their instruments and vintage suitcases in an open field with the basket of a hot air balloon and a line of trees in the background. All the men wear black suits, and China Forbes wears a floor-length red dress.
    Pink Martini featuring China Forbes , article

    SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 7:30 PM: Always a sold-out party, Pink Martini is inspired by the romantic Hollywood musicals of the 1940s and ‘50s and its sound defies categorization and is guaranteed to get the audience up and dancing in the aisles.

November

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    Jisel Soleil Ayon as Jenna. Jisel is a Black woman with natural hair wearing a powder blue diner uniform. She rolls out a pie crust while she sings. Behind her are metal industrial kitchen shelves filled with pantry items, and on the counter in front of her is a yellow blow and a pie with blue icing and whipped cream.
    "Waitress" , article

    TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 7:30 PM: Meet Jenna, a waitress and expert pie-maker who dreams of a way out of her small town and rocky marriage, in this hilarious hit Broadway musical.

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    Jesmyn Ward, a light skinned black woman with shoulder length natural hair parted down the middle, smiles towards the camera in a black sweater against a black background.
    "An Evening with Jesmyn Ward" , article

    WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 7:30 PM: Described as the standout writer of her generation, Ward is the first woman and the first person of color to win two National Book Awards for Fiction. Her novels "Sing, Unburied, Sing" and "Salvage the Bones" build deep empathy for the human condition.

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    Conrad Tao, an Asian man with dark hair and a closely trimmed beard, sits at a piano in a dark blazer
    Conrad Tao, piano , article

    FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 7:30 PM: Conrad Tao is a leader of the new generation of classical music and has amassed a steady stream of awards and critical acclaim for his performances, compositions, and recordings.

December

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    The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra performs "Holiday Pops Spectacular" at the Moss Arts Center. In the center of the image is a guitarist dressed in a Santa costume playing a green electric guitar. The rest of the orchestra surrounds him, and lights on the back wall look like snowflakes.
    Roanoke Symphony Orchestra , article

    SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 4 PM: Everyone’s favorite holiday music tradition makes a joyful return to the Moss. With much to celebrate this holiday season, gather your friends and family for a merry musical program for audiences of all ages

January

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    Singer Angélique Kidjo wears a blue dress with large flat sequins, blue teardrop earrings, and a blue and brown hair wrap. She holds her hands towards her collar bone and sings with her eyes closed and her face angled away from the camera.
    Angélique Kidjo , article

    THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 7:30 PM: With a striking voice, radiant energy, and messages of unity and healing, four-time Grammy Award winner Angélique Kidjo blends the West African traditions of her childhood with R&B, funk, and jazz.

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    Members of the Danish String Quartet stand in a field with a tree behind them, wearing button down shirts and jackets
    Danish String Quartet , article

    FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 7:30 PM: The Grammy-nominated Danish String Quartet is known for impeccable musicianship, sophisticated artistry, exquisite clarity of ensemble, and an expressivity inextricably bound to the music.

February

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    The cast of Cirque Mechanic's "Birdhouse Factory" gather on stage in costume during the show.
    Cirque Mechanics , article

    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 7:30 PM: Cirque Mechanics finds its heart in the stories of American ingenuity. For family-favorite Birdhouse Factory, workers in a “widgets” factory break away from the monotony of the assembly-line.

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    The dancers of Ballet Hispánico on stage in multicolored costumes with a projection of a white fish with teeth on a brick wall behind them.
    Ballet Hispánico , article

    WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 7:30 PM: An international force for 50 years, Ballet Hispánico continues to mold the landscape of contemporary dance.

March

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    Two cast members of "Rent" face the camera. One is a Black woman with long braids parted in the middle with blue tips, wearing a grey tank top and black shrug. She stands behind a white man with brown hair and a brown beard and drapes one of her arms over his shoulder.
    "RENT" , article

    TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 7:30 PM: For a quarter of a century, "RENT" has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. The 25th Anniversary "Farewell Season of Love" is your final chance to experience this celebrated touring production.

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    A Black woman with curly brown hair and a white man with brown hair and a goatee hold each other and sing on stage
    "Memphis Jookin': The Show" , article

    THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 7:30 PM: Renowned dancer Lil Buck became a YouTube icon for his improvisation with cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Now he pays homage to his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, where the local street dance known as Memphis jookin’ became a sensation.

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    A white woman with dark, straight hair speaks into a microphone on stage
    The Moth Mainstage , article

    TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 7:30 PM: Radio favorite The Moth brings the power of storytelling to millions of people each year—celebrating the ability of true, personal storytelling to illuminate both the diversity and commonality of human experience.

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    The lead singer for Chontadelia sings into a microphone with her eyes closed. She has natural curly brown hair and wears a turquoise and coral colored shirt with tassels, large gold hoop earrings, and electric blue eyeshadow. Her hands are painted a light grey
    Chontadelia , article

    THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 7:30 PM: Rooted in the iconic marimba de chonta and Afro-Colombian culture, Bogotá band Chontadelia’s outspoken, marimba-driven funk gives voice to its communities’ histories, stories, struggles, and concerns.

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    Bassist Edgar Meyer, a white man with brown hair, stands in front of a blue backdrop in a black blazer and maroon button down shirt and holds his bow and bass by the neck
    Edgar Meyer and the Scottish Ensemble , article

    THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 7:30 PM: Grammy-winning bassist Edgar Meyer is celebrated the world over for his work as a performer and composer, while the Scottish Ensemble has redefined the string orchestra with vibrant and engaging performances.

April

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    Travis Alabanza wears a turquoise tank top, flawless makeup with a pink lip, and a hat made of three burgers, green ribbon, and teal netting
    "BURGERZ" by Travis Alabanza , article

    FRIDAY, APRIL 8-SATURDAY, APRIL 9: After someone threw a burger at them and shouted a transphobic slur, Travis Alabanza became obsessed with burgers. This show is the climax of their obsession.

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    Singer Kristin Chenoweth, a white woman with blue eyes and shoulder length blonde hair wearing a black shirt, stands in front of a navy blue and gold sequined backdrop.
    Kristin Chenoweth , article

    THURSDAY, APRIL 14: Spend an evening with an icon. Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth brings her powerhouse voice and emotionally-charged interpretations to a series of legendary songs, popular standards, and classic hits.

  • Article Item
    Violinist Sarah Chang, an Asian woman with long dark brown hair, smoky eye makeup, and nude lipstick, holds her violin and reclines on a white staircase in front of a beige wall.
    Sarah Chang, violin , article

    TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 7:30 PM: One of the most sought-after violinists playing today, Sarah Chang made her debut with the New York Philharmonic at age eight and has impressed audiences with her technical virtuosity for more than two decades.

  • Article Item
    The duo Choir! Choir! Choir! leads an auditorium of people in song from the stage. One man plays an acoustic guitar, while the other claps his hands. The room is lit in a purple/pink light.
    Choir! Choir! Choir! , article

    SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 7:30 PM: Choir! Choir! Choir! has amassed a passionate community of singers and a thriving online fan base. The Toronto-based singing duo takes a nontraditional approach—there are no auditions, and the audience is the choir.

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    Members of the Tallis Scholars hold music books and sing in front of an ornate church wall. They are wearing all black and are being conducted by director Peter Phillips, who has his back to the camera.
    The Tallis Scholars , article

    THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 7:30 PM: Through exceptionally stunning recordings and performances, the Tallis Scholars has established itself as the leading exponent of Renaissance sacred music throughout the world.

October

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October

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    Sheila Pree Bright's "The People's Uprising, Jim Crow 2.0 Voter Suppression Rally, Atlanta, GA;" digital print; 36 x 24 inches; courtesy of the artist. Pictured are several young Black men and women speaking into megaphones, wearing masks, and protesting in the streets.
    Sheila Pree Bright , article

    Sheila Pree Bright is an acclaimed fine arts photographer whose work conveys in stark, honest, and moving terms the gatherings of recent years in protest of police violence and sociopolitical inequities.

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    Larry Fink's "Studio 54, New York, NY, May 1977;" archival pigment print; 22 x 17 inches; courtesy of the Virginia Tech Art Collection and donors Scott and Emily Freund and Michael Fay. In this black and white photo, a white woman twirls on the dance floor. She is wearing an off-the-shoulder dress with ruffles at the arms and heavy make up. Her long blonde hair is pulled back into a tight braided ponytail, which is flying out in midair behind her. In the background are two other dancers, a Black woman in a spaghetti strap dress and a white man in a white power suit.
    Larry Fink , article

    A selection of photographic prints by Larry Fink spotlights the role of clothing and adornment in celebratory gatherings in two distinct American cultures during the 1970s and ‘80s: the glamorous high society of New York City and the spirited country life of Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.

November

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    Sheila Pree Bright's "The People's Uprising, Jim Crow 2.0 Voter Suppression Rally, Atlanta, GA;" digital print; 36 x 24 inches; courtesy of the artist. Pictured are several young Black men and women speaking into megaphones, wearing masks, and protesting in the streets.
    Sheila Pree Bright , article

    Sheila Pree Bright is an acclaimed fine arts photographer whose work conveys in stark, honest, and moving terms the gatherings of recent years in protest of police violence and sociopolitical inequities.

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    Larry Fink's "Studio 54, New York, NY, May 1977;" archival pigment print; 22 x 17 inches; courtesy of the Virginia Tech Art Collection and donors Scott and Emily Freund and Michael Fay. In this black and white photo, a white woman twirls on the dance floor. She is wearing an off-the-shoulder dress with ruffles at the arms and heavy make up. Her long blonde hair is pulled back into a tight braided ponytail, which is flying out in midair behind her. In the background are two other dancers, a Black woman in a spaghetti strap dress and a white man in a white power suit.
    Larry Fink , article

    A selection of photographic prints by Larry Fink spotlights the role of clothing and adornment in celebratory gatherings in two distinct American cultures during the 1970s and ‘80s: the glamorous high society of New York City and the spirited country life of Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.

December

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    Black text on a white wall reads "Student Arts Spotlight." In the foreground, slightly out of focus, is a sculpture of wooden cubes stacked haphazardly on top of each other.
    Student Arts Spotlight , article

    Curated by the Moss Arts Center Student Ambassadors, this exhibition will celebrate creativity, diverse perspectives, and inspiration across our student body.