UCF Celebrates the Arts News

From inside labs to campus events, explore a collection of some of the best images of the year.

Returning to the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, which included a new acoustically perfect venue, UCF Celebrates the Arts featured an incredible variety of creative talent.

Pegasus Professor Stella Sung’s composition Oceana: Sounds of the Sea will invite patrons at UCF Celebrates the Arts into a story they will never forget.

Chung Park, director of UCF’s Symphony and Chamber Orchestras, shares his gift and passion for teaching, insight on UCF Celebrates the Arts, and how you can learn to purposefully integrate music into your life.

After two years of cancelled or modified programming, UCF Celebrates the Arts returns bigger and brighter than ever before. Tickets are now available for the annual festival, running April 5–16 at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

Although UCF Celebrates the Arts looked a little different this year, the heart of the annual festival remained the same: the arts are built on community.

One year after the pandemic thwarted his dream of stage managing the annual festival, Bobby Malke ’20 gets a second chance to take his place behind the stage.

The lead design for this year’s theme was created by a team of students from the School of Visual Arts and Design.

Tickets now on sale for this year’s community art showcase, which includes pieces that honor the late feminist art movement pioneer.