Young Choreographer''s Series: Senior Exit and Emerging Choreographers Concert includes choreography and production by graduating senior dance majors completing their senior projects for the BFA degree and by second- and third-year dance majors. These student choreographic works display a variety of different dance techniques and styles, expressing their own uniqueness and flair, and are performed by dance majors and minors selected by audition. Tickets are $8 for students and senior citizens/$12 for general admission. Tickets available at Tate, PAC, pac.uga.edu and at the door. 

The Annual Gregory Distinguished Lecture series presents Craig Steven Wilder, the author of Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America's Universities (2014). His talk will be on "Slavery and Universities in Revolutionary America".

The UGA Holiday Concerts have become an Athens tradition. The UGA Symphony Orchestra, choirs, and other ensembles will celebrate this joyous season with a variety of music. Concerts scheduled for Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m.

Come shop at the museum’s annual holiday book and frame sale, featuring new and used publications in all genres as well as a selection of frames. Credit cards are accepted. Those who have books to donate should call 706-542-4662.

No classes; offices closed through Nov. 24.

No classes: November 20, 2017 - November 24, 2017

Through Nov. 24.

Classes resume Nov. 27.

Hailed as a “major force in the North American brass banding world,” the Georgia Brass Band has entertained audiences with its dynamic style of music making since its founding in 1999. With free admission, this is a concert the entire family can enjoy together. For more information, visit: pac.uga.edu

The SIS, or Student Idea Showcase, is an initiative of the TEDxUGA Student Council. Currently enrolled students at the University of Georgia have the chance to enter the showcase and share their “ideas worth spreading” in a TED-like environment. The goal of the SIS is to foster the exploration and sharing of ideas amongst UGA students and serve as the platform for which student presenters are chosen for the TEDxUGA stage.

New and exciting music shares the stage with perennial band favorites when the Hodgson School’s premier wind ensemble performs its final feature concert of 2017. $12, $6 (student/child)

Known for innovative and exciting programs, Jaclyn Hartenberger, conductor, associate director of bands and assistant professor of music, presents her first Hugh Hodgson Faculty Series recital with the help of several chamber ensembles. Hartenberger performs globally, from South America to the Czech Republic, as an in-demand conductor. $12, $6 (student/child)