Featured are student, faculty, and guest artists in programs offered both on campus and throughout the state. Equally significant are the services provided by faculty to public schools, art organizations, and civic groups, including consultation, teaching and student training, and other activities. The Fine Arts Institute also offers non-credit community education courses to students from ages 3 to 103. Each session consists of full-length plays and musicals in the Mainstage Season, as well as experimental works and original scripts in the Studio Season. The Singletary Center also serves as the primary performance facility for many Lexington art groups, including the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra, Chamber Music Society, and Lexington Men's and Women's Choruses.
Most events are free and the campus community is welcome.
This gallery contains exhibits from current BA, BFA, and MFA degree candidates. Various exhibits throughout the year are shown by graduate and undergraduate students in the Art Department. This gallery contains student, faculty, local, and traveling exhibits arranged by a student committee of the Student Activities Board. Exhibits are changed every two to three weeks during the Fall and Spring Semesters. The Tuska Gallery of Contemporary Art is dedicated to the exhibition of contemporary art of regional and national importance.