This art exhibition is presented in partnership with Samford's Center for Worship & the Arts, featuring new and recent works by guest artist, Jocelyn Mathewes.
Join us for an evening of performances by our School of the Arts faculty.
The Department of Biblical and Religious Studies in collaboration with the worship leadership program in the School of the Arts will host an upcoming ecumenical panel discussion titled “What is Ordination for Ministry?” on Thursday, September 12 at 10 a.m. in Reid Chapel.
Join the Center for Worship and the Arts on Wednesday, September 18 for FREE LUNCH and a panel-style discussion about ministering and serving faithfully during divisive times.
The Grammy-winning Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, a multifaceted group of four accomplished musicians, brings new energy to the stage with diverse programs from Bluegrass to Bach, often playing to sold-out audiences worldwide.
Join Brent Strawn, Distinguished Professor of Old Testament at Duke Divinity School, for a conversation on reading the Psalms, followed by a joint discussion with Samford professor Jeff Leonard and Beeson professor Chip Hardy.
Join us for a performance by Samford's A Cappella Choir. Special thanks to Steve and Gena Vinyard for their support!
Join us for a performance by our flagship commercial music band, LAKESHORE, on Saturday evening on Family Weekend. A special thanks to Tom and Annette McLeod for their support.
Join us for a hymn sing on the Sunday of Family Weekend.
Samford University School of the Arts & The American Red Cross 4th Annual Amy Nichols Memorial Blood Drive in memory of Associate Dean Larry Thompson's late wife, Amy.
Join Snoopy and the gang as they play baseball, struggle with homework, sing songs, swoon over their crushes and celebrate the joy of friendship. - Emma Taylor Theatre for Youth Series
Join us for FREE breakfast and the culmination of Samford psychology professor Dr. Amanda Howard’s research project, “Worship without limits: Practical guidance for shepherding people with sensory sensitivity.”
Samford University Department of Architecture & Interior Design Lecture Series. A special thanks to Davis Architects for making this event possible.
Performances by the Samford Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, University Chorale and the Alabama Symphony Orchestra Chorus
Join us for a concert performance by the School of the Arts newest Commercial Music ensemble, Montague. This band plays student originals in addition to rock, country, and pop’s hottest hits. Don't miss it! A special thanks to Tom and Annette McLeod for their support.
Samford Worship Collective, the flagship worship team for Samford University and Samford’s worship program, will lead a night of worship.
Join us for performances by multiple choirs on Samford's campus.
Follow along as we venture through American playwright, Henrietta Leavitt’s tale of how her passion for discovery enabled astronomy to map the sky and, in the process, determine our exact place in the universe. - Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman Theatre and Dance Series
Join us for Samford Art, Architecture and Design Day! Participating students will have a chance to tour our amazing facilities, take a sample class, learn more about financial aid and enjoy dinner with art, architecture and design students and faculty!
Performances by the A Cappella Choir, Samford’s flagship choral ensemble. A special thanks to Steve and Gena Vinyard for their support!
Join us on November 7 for worship led by the Samford Worship Collective and Rory Noland, followed by lunch with the CWA staff and Rory Noland as we discuss the Heart of the Artist – Spiritual Wellness for Ministry Leaders.
A special thanks to Jon and Anita Lawson for their support.
Join us for a performance by the Samford Orchestra.
A special thanks to Tom and Annette McLeod for their support.
Join us for worship night led by Samford Worship Collective.
Join us for performances by Samford and local choral ensembles.
Join us for a performance by LAKESHORE, Samford’s flagship commercial music band, performing R&B, funk/soul, and pop hits from the 60s to today.
Experience this heartfelt Broadway musical about Margaret and her intellectually disabled daughter Clara touring 1950s Italy. When Clara falls for Italian Fabrizio, Margaret’s protective nature softens. The music-accompanied story emphasizes first love and the desire to see and love the best in each other. - Dr. Chandler and Jane Paris Smith Opera Series
Join us for this special Samford holiday tradition featuring carols by the University Chorale and A Cappella Choir.
Founded in 1901, NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) has a mission to strengthen the music products industry and promote the pleasures and benefits of making music. The Division of Music will host the NAMM Conference this year.
Sign up for a 15-minute one-on-one portfolio review session to maximize your scholarship potential!
The AMEA (Alabama Music Educators Association) Convention will be hosted by the Division of Music at Samford University.
Founded in 1978, GRAMMY® Award-winning Chanticleer is renowned for its diverse repertoire and skill. Based in San Francisco, the ensemble has sold over a million records and performed globally.
Join us for a performance by School of the Arts Professor of Voice, Brad Diamond.
The Busch Trio, formed at the Royal College of Music in London by Omri Epstein, Mathieu van Bellen and Ori Epstein, has become a leading ensemble. They perform regularly in Europe and the US, receiving praise and winning awards in several countries.
Performances by the A Cappella Choir, Samford’s flagship choral ensemble.
Join us for a piano duo performance by School of the Arts faculty members Cindy St. Clair and Brent Reeves.
The Samford Dance Company will share the stage with Birmingham’s own Sanspointe Dance Company for their performance of Blank Slate. A program of varied dance styles, Blank Slate will illustrate the people and experiences that add color to our lives. It is these colors that represent how we see and interpret the world around us. Through the art of dance, Samford and Sanspointe seek to encourage the audience to bask in the richness of their own colorful lives. - Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman Theatre and Dance Series
Join us for a performance by the Samford String Quartet.
Join us for a performance by the wind ensemble.
Join us for a performance by the Samford Orchestra.
Join us for a night of worship led by the Samford Worship Collective.
Join us for performances by our Academy of the Arts music students.
Performances by Samford and local choral ensembles.
Commercial Music students will perform a variety concert consisting of original music including a wide variety of genres. Students have also put together the planning, marketing and coordination of technical requirements for this performance.
The musical Godspell is the Gospel of Matthew set to music. Written in 1971, its original production reflected that era. The idea was to represent Christianity in 1971. - Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman Theatre and Dance Series
Richard Goode, a renowned interpreter of Classical and Romantic music, is celebrated for his emotionally powerful performances and acclaimed Nonesuch recordings. He has performed with major orchestras, at prestigious venues, and his masterclasses are highly regarded.
Join us for a performance by the Samford Orchestra.
The Tempest features a crew of shipwrecked men on a magical island and who are tormented by an old wizard and his magical servants. - Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman Theatre and Dance Series
Join us for a concert performance by the School of the Arts newest Commercial Music ensemble, Montague. This band plays student originals in addition to rock, country, and pop’s hottest hits. Don't miss it! A special thanks to Tom and Annette McLeod for their support.
Join us for a performance by the wind ensemble.
Join us as the Samford Worship Collective leads us in worship for the Maundy Thursday service during Holy Week. This service is based on Jesus’ final meal with his disciples, where he washed the disciples feet—even disciples he knew would soon betray him. The name “Maundy” comes from the Latin word, mandatum, meaning, commandment. On this day, we are commanded to love one another, just as Christ has loved us.
Join us for performances by our Academy of the Arts music students.
