Is singing, playing an instrument, or acting your passion? Limestone has it all. You may sing in the Community Chorus, play in the Jazz Band, or audition for an upcoming production. Even if you simply have an appreciation for the performing arts, you can enjoy what Limestone has to offer.
Music
The Limestone University Department of Music provides entertainment for both campus and community events. Look through the list for the ensemble which best suits your musical taste and talent.
Vocal Performance Opportunities
- Chorus
- Show Choir
- Vocal Ensemble
For more information contact:
Gena E. Poovey, DMA
gpoovey@limestone.edu
Band Performance Opportunities
- Wind Ensemble
- The Marching Saints
- Percussion Ensemble
- Indoor percussion ensemble (Saints Percussion)
- Winter Guard (Limestone Independent)
- iPan (Steel Drum Ensemble)
- Brass Ensemble
- Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble
- Woodwind Ensemble
- Clarinet Choir
- Saxophone Ensemble
- Jazz Ensemble & Combo
If you are interested in more information about joining one of Limestone's music ensembles or the Marching Saints, please complete this form:
Band Performance Interest Form
Scholarships
Scholarships and Activity Grants are obtained through an audition. Participation scholarships are available to music and non-music majors in various ensembles. Audition Dates for Entrance and Scholarship Consideration are scheduled on several dates throughout the year.
For more information, contact:
Joseph Earp, Director of Athletic Bands
864.300.3528 • jearp@limestone.edu
Art
Artists at Limestone University actively create and promote the arts through exhibits, field trips, demonstrations, and festivals on campus and in the community. These collaborative efforts include a wide variety of artistic media such as:
- Crafts
- Painting
- Graphic Design
- Printmaking
- Drawing
- Ceramics
- Art History
- Photography
For more information contact:
Carolyn Ford, MFA
cford@limestone.edu
Theatre
Theatre opportunities at Limestone University provide rich, creative experiences for students as actors, stage managers, and technical crew members. Skills developed through theatrical activities enhance one’s marketability in areas such as communications, publishing, marketing, and non-profit organizations.
- Acting
- Directing
- Playwriting
- Set/Costume/Lighting Design
- Dramatic Criticism
For more information contact:
Tim Baxter-Ferguson, Ph.D
tbaxter@limestone.edu