Arts & Culture

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New monument to honor the five students who integrated ETSU

New monument to honor the five students who integrated ETSU

ETSU will unveil a new bronze sculpture honoring the five African American students who integrated the university, debuting Oct. 25 during Homecoming.
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Bands of America returns to ETSU

Bands of America returns to ETSU

ETSU will host the Bands of America Ballad Health East Tennessee Regional Championship.
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ETSU’s ‘Little Women’ opens Oct. 23 with timeless themes

ETSU’s ‘Little Women’ opens Oct. 23 with timeless themes

ETSU Theatre presents “Little Women” Oct. 23-26, bringing Kate Hamill’s adaptation of the beloved classic to life on stage.
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Showcasing Appalachian history, ETSU’s Reece Museum wins major honor

Showcasing Appalachian history, ETSU’s Reece Museum wins major honor

ETSU’s Reece Museum earns AAM reaccreditation, showcasing 60 years of Appalachian history and culture.
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ETSU October events: Music, theater and Homecoming

ETSU October events: Music, theater and Homecoming

Discover ETSU’s October 2025 events: Choral Collage, Homecoming, a theater production, art exhibits & more. Meet Master of Music student Ross Earl.
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From Alcott to King, ETSU Theatre announces 2025-26 season

From Alcott to King, ETSU Theatre announces 2025-26 season

ETSU theatre productions span “Little Women” to Stephen King’s “Carrie: The Musical” with professional performances in Johnson City, Tennessee.
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Grammy-nominated professor helps restore Appalachian recordings

Grammy-nominated professor helps restore Appalachian recordings

ETSU’s Grammy-nominated Dr. Ted Olson helps restore 1925 Asheville recording sessions.
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Kenny Chesney launches book tour at ETSU

Kenny Chesney launches book tour at ETSU

Country star Kenny Chesney kicks off his Heart Life Music book tour Nov. 1 at ETSU’s Martin Center.
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Acclaimed poet Li-Young Lee visits ETSU Sept. 24

Acclaimed poet Li-Young Lee visits ETSU Sept. 24

Nationally beloved poet Li-Young Lee visits ETSU Sept. 24 for conversation and reading through the Bach Written Word Initiative.
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Richard Thomas in Mark Twain Tonight

Richard Thomas in Mark Twain Tonight

Emmy Award-winning actor Richard Thomas will star in a new production of Mark Twain Tonight!, coming to the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts.