Arts on the Hill is a recurring event on Carr's Hill featuring artists and scholars from our faculty and student body and visiting artists and scholars from around the globe. Our President hosts guests during the academic year for performances and discussions around the Arts at UVA!!
Starting a band, discovering a new favorite local spot and finding a new friend in the audience at a concert are a few of the many opportunities offered to make these years memorable.
September’s Final Friday included free boba from Tealicious and an interactive collage station inside the museum.
With the drumming cadence of water enveloping the room in a melodic symphony, the “Lemniscata” exhibition at the University's Ruffin Gallery transforms the space into a celebration of water’s rhythm, flow and vitality.
The fall marks the annual return of the Virginia Film Festival, a hallmark event celebrating cinema in the Commonwealth.
No Country for Mothers documentary, an investigation into the systems and cultures that deny mothers adequate support, will be screening with a panel discussion and Q&A on Wednesday, September 30th 5:30 – 8:30pm at The Violet Crown.
This year’s Virginia Film Festival, set for Oct. 21-25, will feature more than 100 films and appearances from Hollywood heavyweights like Nathan Lane, Jessica Lange, Tim Blake Nelson and Aaron Sorkin.
A world-class center for the arts at the University of Virginia is moving closer to reality. UVA leaders on Friday celebrated reaching new funding milestones for the long-planned project that promises to enrich the student experience, elevate artistic expression and creativity, and strengthen the University’s role as an educational and cultural resource for the community and region.
Plans to build a Center for the Arts at the University of Virginia are moving forward with $275 million in new funding.
The Virginia Film Festival (VAFF), a program of the University of Virginia, announced today that legendary actress and two time OscarⓇ winner Jessica Lange will receive a Virginia Film Festival Visionary Award, recognizing an artist whose culture defining body of work and enduring contributions have changed the course of modern cinema.
The Virginia Film Festival has announced the lineup for its upcoming 39th year, set for October 21-25, 2026 in Charlottesville, VA.
Nathan Lane will receive the Visionary Award at the Virginia Film Festival next month. The Tony and Emmy-winning actor is being recognized as an artist whose culture-defining body of work and enduring contributions have changed the course of modern cinema.
