Category: Arts

  • Holiday Festival Workshop on November 21: Make Your Own Raku Ornament

    Holiday Festival Workshop on November 21: Make Your Own Raku Ornament

    This hands-on workshop explores the exciting possibilities of raku, an ancient Japanese pit firing technique. Participants will glaze and fire pre-made clay ornaments, working with a variety of raku techniques to create totally unique surface designs. Everyone leaves class with a finished ornament! Click here for more information or to register!

  • See the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Nov. 15!

    See the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Nov. 15!

    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra will hold its next ticketed concert on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. in Derryberry Hall Auditorium (*please note change of venue this season from Wattenbarger Auditorium).

    Our Nov. 15 concert is themed “Global Connections.” Featuring music by Richard Wagner, Lili Boulanger, Samuel Barber, and William Dawson, this special concert brings together distinctive musical voices and traditions from around the world.

    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra is led by Maestro Dan Allcott, professor of music at Tennessee Tech, and features many School of Music faculty performers and a select number of current Tech students. Purchase your tickets here and help support live orchestral music in the Upper Cumberland!

  • Holiday Festival Workshop on November 21: Enameled Ornaments

    Holiday Festival Workshop on November 21: Enameled Ornaments

    Create dazzling holiday ornaments! You’ll create a variety of ornaments by applying powder and painting enamels to winter-themed copper cut-outs. By the end of class you’ll have a collection of enameled ornaments and basic knowledge of the craft, from enamel application to firing! 10am – 1pm. Click here for more information or to register.

  • Discounted student tickets to see the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Nov. 15!

    Discounted student tickets to see the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Nov. 15!

    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra will hold its next ticketed concert on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. in Derryberry Hall Auditorium (*please note change of venue this season from Wattenbarger Auditorium). Tech students can purchase tickets for the special discounted price of $13.

    Our Nov. 15 concert is themed “Global Connections.” Featuring music by Richard Wagner, Lili Boulanger, Samuel Barber, and William Dawson, this special concert brings together distinctive musical voices and traditions from around the world.

    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra is led by Maestro Dan Allcott, professor of music at Tennessee Tech, and features many School of Music faculty performers and a select number of current Tech students. Purchase your tickets here and help support live orchestral music in the Upper Cumberland!
    When selecting tickets from the seating map, simply choose “student” at checkout to claim your discounted ticket price.
  • Holiday Festival at the Appalachian Center for Craft

    Holiday Festival at the Appalachian Center for Craft

    Mark your calendars for Holiday Festival, November 21st from 10am – 5pm! We’ll have something for everyone, from kids crafts and studio demonstrations, to discounted holiday shopping in the gallery and craft workshops! Come for the crafts and stop by Meg’s Too – Craft Center Cafe for delicious eats, treats, and coffee! Planning on taking a workshop? Sign up today while seats are still available! Click here to learn more!

  • Rachel Meginnes Gallery Talk & Reception

    Rachel Meginnes Gallery Talk & Reception

    Please join us at the Joan Derryberry Art Gallery, located in the Roaden University Center, on Thurs. October 29 at 4:30pm for the gallery talk and reception featuring fiber artist, Rachel Meginnes.

  • Tennessee Tech Fall Octubafest Concert

    Tennessee Tech Fall Octubafest Concert

    On Wednesday, October 28th, the Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble will present their fall recital in Derryberry Hall at 7:30 p.m. The ensemble, conducted by Dr. Preston Light, will be performing a wide variety of music by James Barnes, Thomas Rodgers, Kayla Holsopple Opalinski, JaKobe Henry, Paul Holmes, Stevie Wonder, and TTU alumnus Jon Oliver.

    The ensemble will also be raising money during the concert for the Sarah Cannon Fund at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, which supports people living with cancer through community-based programs and resources. More information can be found at: https://www.cfmt.org/funds/sarah-cannon-fund/.

    We hope you will join us for a wonderful evening of music while supporting a great cause!

  • Holiday Festival at the Appalachian Center for Craft

    Holiday Festival at the Appalachian Center for Craft

    Mark your calendars for Holiday Festival, November 21st from 10am – 5pm! We’ll have something for everyone, from kids crafts and studio demonstrations, to discounted holiday shopping and treats from Meg’s Too – Craft Center Cafe! Registration for Holiday Festival workshops is now online and open to anyone 15+ (minors must be accompanied by an adult who is also registered for the same workshop). Sign up today for a workshop in clay, glass, fibers, blacksmithing, metals, or wood! Seats fill up fast! Click here for more event information.

  • Discounted student tickets to see the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Oct. 11!

    Discounted student tickets to see the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Oct. 11!

    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra will hold the first ticketed concert of its 63rd season on Sunday, Oct. 11 at 3 p.m. in Derryberry Hall Auditorium (*please note change of venue this season from Wattenbarger Auditorium). Tech students can purchase tickets for the special discounted price of $13.
    Our Oct. 11 concert is themed “Appalachian Connections.” Mandolin virtuoso Jeff Midkiff will join as guest performer on composer Jennifer Higdon’s “Mandolin Concerto,” followed by a performance of Beethoven’s monumental Symphony No. 3 “Eroica” and José Pablo Moncayo’s rousing “Huapango.”
    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra is led by Maestro Dan Allcott, professor of music at Tennessee Tech, and features many School of Music faculty performers and a select number of current Tech students. Purchase your tickets here and help support live orchestral music in the Upper Cumberland!
    When selecting tickets from the seating map, simply choose “student” at checkout to claim your discounted ticket price.
  • See the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Oct. 11!

    See the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in concert this Sunday, Oct. 11!

    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra will hold the first ticketed concert of its 63rd season on Sunday, Oct. 11 at 3 p.m. in Derryberry Hall Auditorium (*please note change of venue this season from Wattenbarger Auditorium).
    Our Oct. 11 concert is themed “Appalachian Connections.” Mandolin virtuoso Jeff Midkiff will join as guest performer on composer Jennifer Higdon’s “Mandolin Concerto,” followed by a performance of Beethoven’s monumental Symphony No. 3 “Eroica” and José Pablo Moncayo’s rousing “Huapango.”
    The Bryan Symphony Orchestra is led by Maestro Dan Allcott, professor of music at Tennessee Tech, and features many School of Music faculty performers and a select number of current Tech students. Purchase your tickets here and help support live orchestral music in the Upper Cumberland!