The Arts at VWU

On April 16 Career and Professional Development will host their second annual Student Worker ALL-STAR Awards! In 2025, Career and Professional Development began hosting Student Work ALL-STAR Awards to highlight the hard-working student workers on campus during National Student Employment Week, held April 13 - 17. This week highlights the dedication, professionalism, and skills student workers bring, alongside celebrating the employers who support them. Students are nominated by their supervisors and receive recognition and awards for their professional achievements and contributions to campus offices and departments. All students, faculty and staff are invited to celebrate and support star student workers at this event while enjoying catered refreshments and snacks in the Hofheimer Library! Use this link to reserve your seat : https://forms.gle/yHccswNnXimKV8Wo7

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Virginia Wesleyan Camerata and Bravura join to perform music presenting a variety of vignettes of the human journey and the people that we meet along the way. The evening culminates with Footprints by Jake Runestad, a multi-movement work setting the texts of Guatemalan poet Humberto Ak'abal with instrumental accompaniment.  Bryson Mortensen, conductor

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Join The Virginia Wesleyan Orchestra for their Spring Semester Concert under musical director Alexander Chen. The Orchestra will celebrate American composers by performing a variety of classic and new works with a focus on small-ensemble chamber music. 

Concert is free and open to the public.

Senior student art majors share the culmination of their creative work with the campus community, family and friends on May 1 in the Neil Britton Gallery. The student artists will be on hand to explain the inspiration behind their creations during the opening reception.

Join the Marlins Jazz Ensemble for their spring semester concert. The Jazz Ensemble will perform jazz favorites from a variety of different styles. Hosted by Jason Squinobal.

Concert is free and open to the public.

Each year through the Virginia Beach City Public Schools Teaching Artist Exhibition, Virginia MOCA celebrates the professionalization and visibility of teachers as artists, in addition to their role as educators. Each art teacher from across VBCPS is invited to submit a work of art for display, usually totaling 40-50 works in total. If an artwork is for sale, the price is listed on the label and visitors are provided directions for how to contact the artist.