Opening talk and reception for "Creativity and Craftsmanship: Selections from the Permanent Collection"

The extraordinary Bob Milne will be in concert along with country artist Darryl Worley, Americana-roots band Boy Named Banjo, and jazz musician Brian Nova at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, in Guerry Auditorium.

Feb. 12-14, 2017

The professional singers of ASE are directed by founder Dr. Everett McCorvey, director of opera, University of Kentucky. Their mission is to perpetuate the American American spiritual through informed performances. McCorvey’s own story is intertwined in the Civil Rights Movement. As a child, he lived around the corner from Dr. King in Montgomery, Alabama, and his father was a deacon at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, where Ralph Abernathy was pastor. His deep connection to the spiritual is his story, as well as the story of our country; inspired in slavery, sung during the emancipation and heard again in the Civil Rights Movement.

The American Spiritual Ensemble's residency brings two long-time coleagues together again.

On January 31, 2017, the Sewanee Review—which was established in 1892 and is America’s longest-running literary quarterly—will publish the first issue under new editor Adam Ross on its newly designed website.

Folk Music Collective performs on WUTC's "Afternoon Music"

Conversations and Panels with Alumni working in the arts

An exhibition of Assistant Professor Jessica Wohl's "Love Thy Neighbor" will be in the University Art Gallery from Oct. 28-Jan. 27.

Thank you, Peter!!!