Lockn’ has announced its initial lineup, and it is huge. Dead and Company, the continuation of the Grateful Dead, will be playing four sets while headlining both Saturday and Sunday at the festival.
Created by Charlottesville artist and musician Ramona Martinez, the "Visions of Mary" exhibit was a collection of iconography that seeks to serve as “an invitation for every visitor, regardless of faith, to sit with the love of the Virgin Mary.”
Now in its 31st year, the Virginia Film Festival offers an excellent opportunity for students to interact with the community beyond Grounds.
Each year, for one week, theaters across the world screen the Manhattan Film Festival’s selection of finalist films. Unlike other festivals, though, the audience gets to participate, voting on their favorite film and actor after the showing.
Americana songwriter and his band played an introspective set at the Sprint Pavilion
Folk rock singer-songwriter created a family out of a crowd of strangers
The Aug. 25 concert will be free for students.
Hundreds of community members came together to sing for “healing, harmony and fun” Sunday afternoon.
Entering a Buckethead concert is like stepping into a parallel universe where the absurd becomes commonplace and no one can seem to get enough.
Anderson .Paak and the Free Nationals put on a lively, jazz-infused performance as the closing act of UPC-sponsored SpringFest.
Old Crow Medicine Show bring bluegrass to life
These moments when the mega-star’s personality shone through made the show feel like a personalized experience even in the packed arena.
Student female musicians Maria DeHart, Lona Manik and Susan Grochmal explored their sounds and explained their styles at The Southern last Thursday.
Khan discussed his recently released books “An American Family” and “This is Our Constitution.”
Shabazz Palaces incorporated video and unconventional storytelling in a charity show hosted by WXTJ.
The annual ROCKN’ to LOCKN’ competition is going down Friday at the Jefferson Theatre.
If Lucy Dacus's performance at The Southern is any indication, her rise to fame has only begun.
Professor Casteen’s commitment to seeing Shanghai in its entirety, through the lens of a writer, poet, photographer and through the heart of its people, was greatly inspiring
Noname will be performing at the University in March for UPC's spring concert, a Facebook post announced Tuesday.
The University Spanish Theater Group put on a compelling rendition of “Las putas de San Julián” this past weekend, performing four shows at the Helms Theater.
