There is no theatre department, but drama is a very popular activity on campus. A student-run drama club, The King William Players, is open to all interested students and stages several productions each year. The college offers an extensive extracurricular arts program. Fine arts workshops taught by local artists and free to currently enrolled students are available in painting, drawing, pottery and so on. A museum quality art gallery on campus hosts several traveling shows over the course of each academic year.
Music is studied as part of the program.
Many students enjoy playing instruments or singing, and already have extensive background when they arrive at the college. As an extracurricular activity, students and faculty form small instrumental groups each year, as well as a small chorus and a madrigal group. Two evenings a year are set aside for performances from the college community. Because everyone in the college is taking the same program, minority and international students find that they are immediately part of mainstream campus social and academic life rather than members of some identifiable subset. The campus environment is one of mutual tolerance and respect.