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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From paintings to poetry, the Moss Arts Center features works from Christiansburg High School students
The center’s latest “Young Artists” exhibition features student work that explores the artistic influences of creative writing and literature. “Pages” opens with a reception on Dec. 5.
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Virginia Tech faculty, staff, and students now receive complimentary membership at the Taubman Museum of Art
Building on the university’s expanding presence in Roanoke, the new year-long pilot program provides free unlimited admission to exhibitions and special museum events, as well as discounts on classes and at the museum café and gift shop.
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Miss Virginia 2019 Camille Schrier headlines this year’s Virginia Tech Science Festival and Nutshell Games
The Virginia Tech Science Festival returns to campus for its sixth year on Nov. 16, with more than 100 free hands-on, minds-on learning interactive booths and activities that showcase dozens of science education and research programs throughout the university.
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Silkroad Ensemble delivers a musical expression of love and loss in a breathtaking and intimate performance
The captivating ensemble founded by legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma traverses vast and varied emotions of grief at the Moss Arts Center on Nov. 17.
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Katie Gehrt named the director of marketing and communication for the Moss Arts Center
With more than 20 years of marketing and communication experience, Gehrt is responsible for the overall branding and messaging for the center and will help define policy and set strategic priorities for a number of initiatives.
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Astronaut Terry Virts shares unique stories and stunning photographs taken from the International Space Station
Featuring breathtaking portraits and stunning aerial views of Earth taken from space, the National Geographic Live event comes to the Moss Arts Center on Nov. 5.
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Filled with illusion and enchantment, epic theatre production explores the various ideas of home
A house magically appears onstage. Residents move in, move out, and get evicted. A dizzying, heartfelt, wordless play set to live music, “HOME” comes to the Moss Arts Center for two performances on Nov. 1 and 2.
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Join the Moss Arts Center as it offers meaningful creative experiences to 1,300 area students
With the community’s support, the center brings JazzReach to present a series of creative experiences for elementary school, middle school, high school, and college-aged students that includes master classes and workshops, as well as special performances.
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From the royal wedding to Blacksburg, The Kingdom Choir inspires with breathtaking harmonies
More than 2 billion people watched the choir’s show-stopping performance of “Stand By Me.” Now see the ensemble at the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 25.
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Legendary choreographer Camille A. Brown’s bold works connect ancestral stories and contemporary culture
Camille A. Brown & Dancers bring their gutsy moves and high theatricality to the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 16.
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Family favorite Jazzy Ash & the Leaping Lizards revels in the exuberant rhythms of New Orleans
Called “one of the most talked about children’s music artists” by NPR’s “All Things Considered,” Jazzy Ash and her jazz band march into the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 5 for a performance and free ukulele workshop for kids.
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Musical innovator Sirius Quartet traverses the current political landscape with reflection and hope
The pioneering contemporary music ensemble’s genre-defying performance featuring original compositions alongside interpretations of classic songs comes to the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 3.
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