Music Events

Delta Omicron Music Fraternity is hosting a fall music festival! There will be games, food, and best of all, live music by your favorite W&M groups! You can purchase tickets (50 cents a piece) to play at the booths or just come to hear the music.

Revell Carr
College of Visual and Performing
The University of North Carolina Greensboro

When we found out October 6th was National Noodle Day, we knew we had no choice but to pair some of our great W&M music performers of the evening with the delicacy in one perfect event: Oodles of Home Broodles.

$10 general public/FREE for students with ID
This program features works by North and South American composers including Vincent Persichetti, Astor Piazzolla, and Arturo Marquez.

Music of Palestrina, Franck, Gjeilo, Iliya, Gibbs and Hall Johnson

     All former members of the the W&M Women's Chorus, Botetourt Chamber Singers and Choir as well as their families and friends are invited to join current members of the choirs for light refreshments. Come visit with old friends and make new ones!

Come celebrate Homecoming with the Choir as they sing works from Germany, Estonia, South Africa and the American South in preparation for their tour with the Botetourts to South Africa in May 2017.

The Patrick Hayes Writers Series and the Creative Writing Program present Jace Clayton, author of Uproot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture (2016, Farrar, Straus, & Giroux). 

Join us for the kickoff event for the 11th annual IREP Africa Weekend -- AFRO ZUMBA! We will have a 1 hour Zumba class, to Afrobeat and SOCA music. Get your workout and have a great time!

Admission: FREE and for all ages
Featuring:

-Acoustic and Electronic Elements
-Solo and collective Improvisation
-Improvisational dance

Moving Sound Pictures
Victor Haskins Skein

Join ACS and celebrate the African continent and diaspora in our 11th annual Cultural Showcase featuring amazing dance, song and poetry! Tickets are $7 in advance and $10 at the door. 

Game sound scholar Neil Lerner offers a fresh look at the history of video game music: What does the sound of a dying Pac-Man tell us about gaming, its history and its players?

Admission: $3 students, $10 general admission