Division of Fine Arts

On April 10, the Maryville College Celebration of Student Achievement saw almost 100 Scots receive awards for academics and leadership.

On April 28, an open interest meeting will be held to discuss a May 2027 Maryville College Concert Choir Companion Tour of Scotland.

After a several-year hiatus, the Maryville College Jazz Band returned last fall, and the ensemble is now planning an April 14 concert.

The Maryville College Tartanband will play with dates and times for its 2026 spring concert, scheduled for April 7 in the Clayton Center.

John and Peggy Cowan have established the Parks Cowan Initiative for the Liberal Arts, a Maryville College faculty development program.

It’s an iconic part of pop culture, and April 16-19, the students of Maryville College’s Theatre Department will present “Grease.”

Maryville College student Jackie Manning, a Bachelor of Arts in Music major, will present a senior recital on April 9 at the Clayton Center.

The latest exhibit in the Clayton Center for the Arts galleries showcases the creative spirit of artists at Blackberry Farm and Mountain.

The piano trio Trillium, led by Maryville College Professor Emeritus Dr. Robert Bonham, will perform a free concert on March 7 at the CCA.

At the Clayton Center on Feb. 17, Maryville College will host five area high schools to compete in the annual Blount County Band Festival.

The Maryville College Concert Choir will embark on its annual spring tour after a Clayton Center send-off concert slated for March 10.

Alpha Psi Omega, Maryville College’s theatrical honor society, will stage Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” Feb. 12-15.

Maryville College has announced that 372 Scots qualified for the Dean’s List in the fall semester of the 2025-26 academic year.

Jennifer Morris, CEO of the global conservation organization The Nature Conservancy, will be the 2026 Maryville College Commencement speaker.

The various ensembles of the Division of Fine Arts at Maryville College will perform their annual Christmas Concert on Dec. 2.

“Advents” features stage readings of original works by Maryville College students (and one alumni), and takes place on Nov. 21.

The Maryville College Tartanband will perform a concert that’s free and open to the public following the Nov. 13 MC Scholarship Dinner.

Visiting lecturer of art Landin Eldridge is the featured artist in November in the William “Ed” Harmon and Blackberry Farm galleries at MC.

On Saturday, Nov. 8, regional high schools will come to Maryville College to learn and perform as part of MC’s annual Choir Festival.

The Maryville College Theatre Department will present four performances of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible,” Nov. 6-9 at the Clayton Center.

After a hiatus of several years, the Maryville College Jazz Band is back on its feet and ready to play a Nov. 4 show at the Clayton Center.

The Maryville College Community Concert Band, a.k.a. the MC3 Band, will perform its fall concert on Nov. 20 at the Clayton Center.

It’s a “Field of Dreams” in reverse, a Homecoming at Maryville College: They come, and something wonderful is built. Here’s a look at 2025.

Maryville College Homecoming 2025: A sacred gathering for those who found themselves in this place, it’s both a service and a celebration.

The Orchestra at Maryville College will combine forces with the Maryville College Community Chorus for a Veterans Day concert on Nov. 11.

Maryville College senior Dana Patterson will present a vocal recital at 6 p.m. Nov. 6 in the Lambert Recital Hall of the Clayton Center.

The annual Founder’s Day Showcase during Maryville College Homecoming 2025 was a celebration of alumni devotion and charitable giving.

Maryville College’s Alpha Psi Omega theater honor society will present Sarah DeLappe’s “The Wolves” Oct. 16-19 at the Clayton Center.

The Maryville College Homecoming Choir will combine current Scots and alumni for a powerfully nostalgic Homecoming performance on Oct. 10.

Homecoming at Maryville College is set for Oct. 10-12, and as always, it’ll be a weekend filled with smiling faces and activities for all.

The Maryville College Small Choral Ensembles — The Lads, the Lassies and Off Kilter — will welcome special guests at their Oct. 21 concert.

The piano trio Trillium, led by Maryville College Professor Emeritus Dr. Robert Bonham, will perform Sept. 21 at the Clayton Center.

Works by Professor Emeritus Dr. Carl Gombert, who taught art at MC for decades, will be the featured Clayton Center art exhibit in September.

As the 2025-26 academic year counts down to the Aug. 20 kickoff of classes, five new Maryville College faculty members prepare to teach some.

The college and community ensembles at Maryville College are beginning their rehearsals for the 2025-26 academic year this week.

A complete wrap-up, from the videos to the stories to the photos, of Maryville College Commencement Weekend 2025

Maryville College Commencement 2025 took place on Saturday, May 3, but while rain drove the ceremony indoors, gratitude was abundant.

Around 230 Maryville College students participated in Commencement exercises on May 3, earning diplomas and graduating with honors.

The class of 2025 is populated with numerous Maryville College graduates who plan to do impressive things. Here’s a look at a few.

For the Maryville College Baccalaureate 2025 service, Dr. Alicia Massie-Legg wove a ‘Tapestry’ of celebration for graduating seniors.

Dr. Alicia Massie-Legg, senior lecturer of music, delivered the Maryville College Baccalaureate sermon on May 2, 2025. This is the text.

Retiring Senior Lecturer Dr. Alicia Massie-Legg will lead the Maryville College Baccalaureate service on Friday, May 2 at MC.