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'Poetry in Motion' is a production in four parts, at the Trinkle Main Stage of Center in The Square May 12.
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If you drive through the small town of Pulaski in the New River Valley in the next month, you may spot a giant sculpture, with hundreds of ladders intertwined. This temporary art installation is made entirely of borrowed ladders.
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Many public school divisions throughout Virginia have orchestra programs, but not in rural southwest Virginia. There is, however, a program in the New River Valley, where music students at Virginia Tech help teach children to play classical string music.
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Students at Emory & Henry College have spent the past semester uncovering the names of hundreds of people who were enslaved at the college, before and during the Civil War. They produced a short video, meant as a memorial to those whose stories would otherwise have been written into oblivion.
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Students and faculty at Radford University are hosting a free, two-day festival this weekend, featuring musicians from around the world who will teach and perform different styles of classical guitar.
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Ferrum College in Southwest Virginia has a long and storied history of performing arts. That history is now being archived.
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FloydFest is canceled for this summer. The annual music festival was expected to draw thousands of visitors from dozens of countries and states.
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Radford University is performing a rock-music and modern dance rendition of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the album.
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The 2021 film is showing on Blue Ridge PBS.
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Victory Hall Opera is a small, independent company based in Charlottesville, founded by two singers who wanted to keep the emphasis on the human voice rather than expensive costumes and sets. Now, they’re moving in a new direction – making opera accessible to people who have never experienced it before.