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Live near the best in the nation.
With our close proximity to Washington D.C., you can easily access the National Gallery of Art, the Lincoln Center, or the Hirshorn Museum. And with a few additional hours of a drive, you could be in New York at the MOMA, the Guggenheim, or seeing a show on Broadway.
Stories from the Program
Restoration: An Expressions of Faith Concert
The Chamber Singer’s performance explored discipleship and the daily application of making and honoring covenants.
Moriah Salins’ Artistic Journey at Southern Virginia University
“I’m trying to make art my career and everything I do is feeding into it. It’s not all separate. All of my learning and everything that I do in music, philosophy, and everything else helps my art to become better.”
Link to news articleRead About Moriah’s Journey
Showcasing Fine and Performing Art at the Hilltop Arts Festival
The Music, Art, Design, and Theatre programs at Southern Virginia University joined forces to host the Hilltop Arts Festival—a first-of-its-kind events showcasing student, alumni, and community members’ creative works throughout campus.
Bringing “Saint Joan” to Life in an Immersive Audience Experience
In an emotional performance on the life, legacy, and trial of Joan of Arc, Southern Virginia University Theatre provided their audience with a unique and immersive experience of George Bernard Shaw’s, “Saint Joan,” in honor of the hundred-year anniversary of the play.
Ensembles Perform at Carnegie Hall
Southern Virginia University Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale traveled to New York City to perform in concert in Carnegie Hall as part of the Manhattan Concert Productions’ “The Road Home.”