Arts & Culture

ETSU has announced that NLE Choppa will headline the SGA Spring 2025 concert, with guest artists Kaliii and Josh Levi also taking the stage.

Join ETSU on March 5 for an evening with acclaimed storyteller Elizabeth Ellis, known for her captivating tales rooted in Appalachian heritage.

Experience the raw intensity of adolescence as ETSU Theatre stages The Wolves, a compelling play about a high school girls soccer team.

ETSU's Bluegrass, Old-Time and Roots Music Studies program is a leader in Appalachian music, preserving tradition while empowering artists.

ETSU faculty member Trey Hensley has captured a Grammy Award, highlighting ETSU's continued influence on Appalachian and American music.

Dr. Anthony J. Nownes, a top expert on political interest groups, will present a series of public lectures on key topics in American politics.

The Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies and Services at ETSU is marking its 40th anniversary with a special celebration at the Reece Museum.

ETSU is celebrating Black History Month with events and the announcement of a new memorial dedicated to the five students who first desegregated the university.

This listing shares information on concerts, film screenings, exhibits, public talks and other events open to the public in February 2025 at ETSU.

Award-winning actor, host and literacy advocate LeVar Burton will be a keynote speaker at ETSU's annual Festival of Ideas on Feb. 27.