Fine Arts

Edgewood offers a wealth of activities in the visual and performing arts.  From theater performances to music to art exhibits, you could be involved in the most rapidly growing programs on campus.  Recognizing that your interests range from traditional pursuits to current issues, the programs remain open and flexible.  The primary goal is to provide a place for you to develop as an artist in today's changing world.

The College is dedicated to helping students achieve their full potential in the arts and offer a supportive leaning environment, intimate class sizes and hands-on practical experience.  We are also deeply committed to providing the study and practice of the arts to non-majors as well.

Edgewood College serves the Dane County area as an important artistic and cultural resource through its exhibitions, performances, and educational outreach programs.  We host more than a dozen choral and instrumental concerts throughout the year and present monthly exhibits by regional artists in the DeRicci Gallery.

Music
The Music Department offers a number of performing groups that are available to all Edgewood students, regardless of major. Instrumental offerings include: Wind Ensemble, Campus-Community Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Pep Band and Chamber Symphony. Choral offerings include a Concert Choir and Campus-Community Choir. For more information on getting involved in music, or for current concert schedules and information on music grants, contact the Music Department. 

Theater
The Theatre Arts Department offers a number of performing groups that are available to all Edgewood students, regardless of major.  Throughout the year many performances are put on in the Regina Theatre located on campus.  For more information on getting involved in theater, or for the upcoming events in the Regina Theatre, contact the Theatre Arts Department or the Theatre Box Office.

DeRicci Art Gallery
The DeRicci Gallery offers a schedule of art exhibitions by regional artists and students. This crossroads space in the middle of DeRicci Hall opens onto a view of the Oscar Rennebohm Library at the opposite end of a sidewalk leading through a broad lawn where students study and play.