Arts & Culture

A new economic impact study reveals that the Martin Center generated $8 million in total economic impact during fiscal year 2024.

Where in the world is the ETSU College of Business and Technology this summer? Students have been learning pop culture and industry while in Japan and Germany.

Tickets to A Charlie Brown Christmas Live on Stage! at the ETSU Martin Center go on sale July 24.

ETSU's Reece Museum has received three Tennessee Association of Museums Awards of Excellence.

CLUE comes to the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts from October 26 to 27, 2026.

First Horizon Foundation has renewed its support of the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts Ticket Subsidy Program.

ETSU prepares to commemorate America 250 with a yearlong series of educational programs, exhibitions and community events.

The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts is proud to announce that The Oak Ridge Boys will perform live on Friday, August 28.

The Appalachian Music Collective (AMC) launches today as a unified voice for musicians, venue operators, educators, music services and presenters.

ETSU’s National Alumni Association launches its Summer Series with events designed to connect alumni across the region.

Bristol Sessions Nights: Road to 100 will guide audiences through the music, stories, and cultural legacy born from the 1927 Bristol Sessions.

Round Room Live is proud to announce the continuation of Elmo’s Got the Moves, an all-new Sesame Street Live production.

In celebration of the anniversary of the nation’s founding, Irish and old-time musicians are joining scholars from East Tennessee State University and Ireland.

ETSU, Bristol (TN), and Tennessee Hills partner to launch Bristol Sessions Nights, a 12-event series celebrating country music’s roots.

From sports to science – there's something for kids of all ages and interests on campus this summer.

Explore ETSU’s May events: concerts, films, Broadway shows, Commencement, exhibits and more.

The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts is proud to welcome two of the most iconic vocal groups, The Temptations and The Four Tops.

ETSU student Nia Thompson is making history as the first Black Knoxville Youth Poet Laureate.

ETSU students will have the opportunity to experience Broadway at an affordable price.

ETSU faculty were appointed to Tennessee’s Music Advisory Council, advancing statewide strategy for music, culture and economic impact.

Tickets are now on sale for NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet, returning to the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts.

ETSU alum Olivia Ellis, a successful art director in New York City, has designed band t-shirts for the Jonas Brothers.

ETSU choral ensembles present “Draw the Circle Wide” April 24, exploring connection, belonging and community through music.

How do you choose the right college? Start by asking these 5 questions about academics, campus life, cost, belonging, and career preparation.

Award-winning author Ron Rash will headline ETSU’s Spring Literary Festival, bringing nationally recognized voices in Appalachian and contemporary literature.

ETSU students lead behind-the-scenes work for “Carrie: The Musical,” balancing technical precision with powerful themes of bullying and kindness.

A world of imagination and discovery came to life at the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts.

Discover April events at ETSU, including the Mountain Made festival, music concerts, a benefit walk and family fun.

ETSU was named the Top Adventure College in 2023 and 2024 by readers of the Blue Ridge Outdoors magazine. This year, ETSU sets sights on reclaiming the title.

Right Angle Entertainment and Maple Tree Entertainment announced the national tour schedule for Forever K-Pop – A Celebration Concert.