The Moss Arts Center communications team is available to assist with media inquiries, including arranging facility tours, coordinating interviews, and providing high-resolution photography of our facility, as well as our performers and exhibitions.
Reporters are welcome to attend our events, but will need to request a ticket at least 48 hours in advance. Media tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please direct any media-related inquiries to:
Susan Bland
Associate Director of Communication
540-231-1986
subland@vt.edu
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Martha Redbone broadens Americana music with her folk, soul, and American Indian influences
With her gospel-singing father’s voice and the spirit of her Cherokee/Shawnee/Choctaw mother’s culture, Redbone brings her “Roots Project” to the Moss Arts Center on Friday, Nov. 30.
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Theatre Re examines memory, amnesia, and the power of the human experience
Featuring physical theatre and compelling live music, “The Nature of Forgetting” comes to the Moss Arts Center on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
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Arts-related experiences help students become adaptable, creative problem solvers
Ruth Waalkes, associate provost for the arts and executive director of the Moss Arts Center, shared with the Board of Visitors how Virginia Tech’s arts integration efforts are changing the way students see the world.
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Board of Visitors adopts campus master plan, approves construction of new living learning center
During its quarterly meeting held in Blacksburg on Monday, the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors approved a resolution to adopt the 2018 campus master plan — a document that will help guide the physical development of the Blacksburg campus and its 11 agricultural research and Extension centers through 2047.
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Research in a 90-second, entertaining spiel? Watch the third Nutshell Games
The Nutshell Games will be held on Oct. 27 at 4:30 p.m. at the Moss Arts Center in conjunction with the Virginia Tech Science Festival.
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Holographic technology brings a legend to the stage for the Moss Arts Center’s fifth anniversary gala
In an extraordinary melding of art and technology, beloved soprano Maria Callas performs with the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra for the black tie event, which includes a special pre-performance reception, on Friday, Nov. 2.
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NW Dance Project brings a moving reinvention of classic Virginia Woolf novel
Enjoy a selection of work from the innovative contemporary dance company, including a piece inspired by the novel “Mrs. Dalloway,” at the Moss Arts Center on Friday, Oct. 26.
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From insects to birds, planes to drones, swarms are the subject of Moss Arts Center's newest exhibitions
The center’s fall arts exhibitions feature a selection of digital, sculptural, and site-specific art works and a one-of-a-kind collaborative installation created by community members. The exhibitions open with a reception on Wednesday, Oct. 24.
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Virginia Tech Science Festival returns Oct. 27
Now in its fifth year, the festival returns to campus Saturday, Oct. 27, with 93 interactive booths and activities that showcase dozens of science education and research programs throughout the university.
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Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo performs with renowned chamber orchestra Les Violons du Roy
Experience a dazzling contrast of George Frideric Handel’s exquisite baroque music and electrifying vocal works from Philip Glass in the concert at the Moss Arts Center on Friday, Oct. 19.
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‘Badstar’ offers an immersive, experimental, and visually rich concert
The Cube at the Moss Arts Center provides the perfect venue for “Badstar,” a visually rich and immersive musical concert.
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Orchestra and rock star cellist reimagine David Bowie’s final album
Cellist Maya Beiser, conductor Evan Ziporyn, and the Ambient Orchestra perform “Blackstar,” Bowie’s final album, released just two days before his death, as a cello concerto to the Moss Arts Center on Friday, Oct. 12.
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