UGA Arts News

Ryan Lewis (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
Lily Morris (“Miss Adelaide”), left, and Ian Harding (“Nathan Detroit”) take the stage for UGA Theatre’s production of “Guys and Dolls: A Musical Fable of Broadway.” (Photo by Clay Chastain)
Ursa Major (Submitted photo)
 
UGA Students dancing at the 2022 Spotlight on the Arts

Spotlight on the Arts

The University of Georgia will celebrate the visual, literary and performing arts with more than 40 events and exhibitions in November 2026 during the 15th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival.

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Spotlight on the Arts

The University of Georgia will celebrate the visual, literary and performing arts with more than 40 events and exhibitions in November 2026 during the 15th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival.

Learn more

 
UGA Students dancing at the 2022 Spotlight on the Arts
 
A closeup of someone drawing a design in a clay tile at the Office of the Vice President for Instruction retreat.

Arts @ Work

Arts@Work integrates UGA’s vibrant arts community with employee well-being, appreciation, team building and deeper engagement with the arts.

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Arts @ Work

Arts@Work integrates UGA’s vibrant arts community with employee well-being, appreciation, team building and deeper engagement with the arts.

About Us

 
A closeup of someone drawing a design in a clay tile at the Office of the Vice President for Instruction retreat.
 
UGA students working on portrait paintings as part of the Cortona study abroad program in Italy

Year of the Arts

The University of Georgia will launch Year of the Arts in Fall 2027, a university-wide celebration of the creativity, scholarship and cultural impact that have distinguished UGA for generations and continue to shape its future.

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Year of the Arts

The University of Georgia will launch Year of the Arts in Fall 2027, a university-wide celebration of the creativity, scholarship and cultural impact that have distinguished UGA for generations and continue to shape its future.

Join the Celebration

 
UGA students working on portrait paintings as part of the Cortona study abroad program in Italy