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- - From the royal wedding to Blacksburg, The Kingdom Choir inspires with breathtaking harmonies
    More than 2 billion people watched the choir’s show-stopping performance of “Stand By Me.” Now see the ensemble at the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 25.
- - Legendary choreographer Camille A. Brown’s bold works connect ancestral stories and contemporary culture
    Camille A. Brown & Dancers bring their gutsy moves and high theatricality to the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 16.
- - Family favorite Jazzy Ash & the Leaping Lizards revels in the exuberant rhythms of New Orleans
    Called “one of the most talked about children’s music artists” by NPR’s “All Things Considered,” Jazzy Ash and her jazz band march into the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 5 for a performance and free ukulele workshop for kids.
- - Musical innovator Sirius Quartet traverses the current political landscape with reflection and hope
    The pioneering contemporary music ensemble’s genre-defying performance featuring original compositions alongside interpretations of classic songs comes to the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 3.
- - From dorm room performances to 500 million YouTube views, Sam Tsui lights up the Moss Arts Center stage
    He has appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and opened for Ariana Grande, now Sam Tsui comes to the center for its Student Ambassador’s Choice concert with opening act Juxtaposition.
- - Female a cappella group Nobuntu fuses soul-stirring sounds, traditional African instruments, and joyful dance
    With a performance filled with energy, spiritedness, and music ranging from traditional Zimbabwean songs to Afro-jazz to gospel, the ensemble will share the beauty of its culture at the Moss Arts Center on Sept. 26.
- - Experimental new music ensemble Wild Up blazes a trail with its Moss Arts Center debut
    The Los Angeles-based pioneering music collective presents its latest creation, complete with several surprises, on Sept. 20.
- - National Geographic Live brings underwater photographers to the Moss Arts Center
    “Coral Kingdoms and Empires of Ice,” which features National Geographic underwater photographic team David Doubilet and Jennifer Hayes, comes to the center on Sept. 17.
- - Dance Theatre of Harlem brings its newest work to the Moss Arts Center
    Be among the first in the world to see the history-making dance company’s newest ballet during this 2019-20 season-opening performance on Sept. 13.
- - Maker Camp 2019 unleashes middle schoolers' curiosity and creativity
    Maker Camp is a four-day summer camp for middle school students, ages 11-14, designed to harness students’ creativity, introduce methods of design in both physical and digital realms, and grow their maker mindset.
- - Technology and data fuel work of three artists featured in the Moss Arts Center’s latest exhibition, 'DATAFORM'
    Incorporating technologies from LEDs to real-time data, “DATAFORM” opens on Aug. 29 with a reception and distinguished artist talk by Madrid-based artist Daniel Canogar, who was commissioned to create the center’s newest site-specific mural for its Grand Lobby.
- - Tickets are available Aug. 20 for the Moss Arts Center’s 2019-20 performance season
    From fierce female boundary-breakers to artists who explore their native countries and cultures, the center’s newest season is filled with new perspectives, prominent voices, and sights and sounds from around the world. Tickets will be available at 10 a.m. Aug. 20.
- - Cube Fest features spatial music composition and performance and immersive, multisensory experiences
    Bringing together music and audio technology experts, computer engineers, musicians, and composers from around the world, Cube Fest includes public performances, presentations, and workshops from Aug. 8-11 at the Moss Arts Center.
- - Chromosome structure inspires intricate works of art
    Virginia Tech professors of entomology, computer science, and art are uncovering scientific solutions using an innovative mix of computational modeling and artistic vision.
- - Acclaimed musicians offer two free chamber music concerts at the Moss Arts Center
    Award-winning musicians who have performed with some of the world’s most renowned orchestras and music ensembles take the Moss Arts Center stage for two free performances on June 20 and June 22 at 7:30 p.m.
- - Musicians and friends celebrate the life, legacy of iconic musician Doc Watson
    Part of the Crooked Road’s Mountains of Music Homecoming, musicians T. Michael Coleman, Jack Lawrence, Jeff Little, and Wayne Henderson pay tribute to the legendary singer, songwriter, and musician on June 9 at the Moss Arts Center.
- - New Moss Arts Center season celebrates ideas of home and the power of fierce women
    The center’s 2019-20 season is filled with a range of exceptional performances, including multiple international artists and programs. Subscriptions for the new season will be available at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 29.
- - Robert Randolph and the Family Band brings its funk/soul/jazz-inspired party to the Moss Arts Center
    Part of Virginia Tech’s summer Reunion Weekend, the Grammy-nominated jazz band’s performance will be on Friday, June 7.
- - Local musicians take over the Cube for the first-ever ‘Moss Pit’ event
    Experience singer and songwriter Johanna Vaughan, along with six-member jam band Lo Key, in the Moss Arts Center’s Cube on May 31.
- - 2019 Steger Poetry Prize winners carry on tradition
    The finalists for the 14th annual competition represent majors ranging from creative writing to biology, philosophy, and political science.

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