Wake Forest University Choral Concertfeaturing the World Premiere of Forsaken Peaks: An Andean Exile Friday, March 28, 20257:30pm, Brendle Recital Hall Chamber Choir, Lyric Concert Choir, Schola Cantorum,Chris Gilliam, director Joanne Inkman, piano Javier Farias, composerMarco Sartor, guitar “On January 13, 1960, a devastating earthquake […]
In Celebration of Eid: Riyaaz QawwaliSunday, March 307:30pm-9:30pm, Brendle Recital Hall Qawwali is a form of devotional music from the Indian Subcontinent typically associated with Sufi practice within Islam – but has widespread appeal across religious groups. Eid is the holiday that caps Ramadan, one […]
Visiting Scholars Speaker Series: William “Electric” BlackMonday, March 242-4pm, Farrell Hall The Wake Forest Center for Literacy Education is hosting its first annual Visiting Scholars Speaker Series and Community Networking Conference on Monday, March 24, 2025. The event is free and open to the public. […]
Hoop Dreams 30th Anniversary of the “Best Documentary of All Time”Wednesday, March 19th6:00pm, Porter Byrum Welcome Center The Documentary Film Program at Wake Forest University, and Get in the Game, invite you to a special event honoring the 30th Anniversary of the groundbreaking […]
Hanes Art Gallery at Wake Forest University is pleased to announce Young, Gifted and Black: The Lumpkin-Boccuzzi Family Collection of Contemporary Art, an exhibition that highlights artists of African descent whose work explores identity, politics and art history from January 23 – March 29, 2025.
Saturday, March 1, 6pm-10pmHanes Art Gallery and University Activity Space “Young, Gifted, and Black: A BSA Affair” is a formal event held to continue the celebration of Black excellence beyond Black History Month. This evening will honor the strength, perseverance, and talent of Wake Forest’s Black student body, both present and past, highlighting […]
Sick-Amour: A Love Story (2024) a film by Joel Tauber Screening & Reception: March 3, 2025Scales Fine Arts Center, Film Screening: Room 102 | Reception: Scales Lobby Sick-Amour: A Love Story (2024) celebrates the forlorn and lonely Tree that Joel Tauber adopts in the middle of a giant parking […]
We Were Here The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe Film screeningMonday, March 3, 2025 5pm to 7pmZSR Auditorium We Were Here – The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe sheds light on the overlooked presence of African and Black individuals […]
Professor of Sociology Andrea Cervantes Gomez’ Humanities Institute Faculty Seminar, titled, “Building Campus and Community Solidarity through Art in Research and Teaching” investigated best practices for teaching community engaged classes that support our community partners. The workshop will help inform best practices for—and growing emphasis […]
Art, Trauma, and Somatics: Healing in the Paint Splatter Room In Chemistry professor Jes Bolduc’s First Year Seminar, “Practical Magic: The History, Philosophy, and Art of Chemical Alchemy,” 16 students journeyed to Culture W-S in the Liberty Plaza Building to co-create a collaborative art piece. […]