Fine Arts at Episcopal are academically challenging and creatively stimulating. Our Fine Arts faculty and staff, all artists in their own right, joyfully share their respective wisdom, and create together with bright minds, nimble bodies and imaginative souls. In the classroom, students study the theory and history of art, music, dance and theatre. On the stage and in the studio, they create.
At Episcopal, participation in and exposure to the arts are an integral part of education, while expanding students’ horizons and encouraging tolerance and understanding of others. The school’s Fine Arts offerings allow students to explore, develop and share their passions and talents in a caring and spiritual community.
Episcopal fosters and celebrates our students’ creative talents both on and off campus through:
Fine Arts Productions on the Munnerlyn Campus follow a three year rotation to maximize student participation and create a rhythm that allows each art to be showcased.
| Year 1 ('25 - '26) | Year 2 ('26 - '27) | Year 3 ('27 - '28) | |
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Fall August-November |
Sikes Theatre – Middle School One Acts |
Sikes Theatre – Middle School One Acts |
Sikes Theatre – Upper School Play |
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Winter December-February |
St. John’s Cathedral – Chorus Concert |
St. John’s Cathedral – Chorus Concert |
Deming Theatre – Band Concert |
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Spring March-May |
Jazz at the Haskell
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Jazz at the Haskell |
Jazz at the Haskell |
| Berg Gallery Annual Events | Additional Visual Arts Events |
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August: Middle School Art Gallery Opening Reception |
October: National Art Honor Society (NAHS) Haunted House |
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October: Fall Art Gallery Opening Reception (Italy trip showcase every other year) |
January: ART of ART |
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January: Upper School Best of Fall Berg Gallery Show |
TBA: Coffee House |
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April: AP Art Show |
Various community service projects such as Beyond 90 Christmas and Deck the Chairs |
Our Lower School performance program provides students with a variety of age-appropriate opportunities to develop confidence, creativity, and stage presence through music, theatre, and chapel presentations. Beginning in Pre-K, students participate in seasonal chapel performances, Christmas productions, and Easter presentations. In Kindergarten through Grade 3, students engage in class plays, grade-level productions, arts showcases, chapel performances, and combined Christmas musicals. Upper elementary students in Grades 4 and 5 take on expanded performance responsibilities through arts showcases, spring musicals, technical theatre experiences, instrumental and vocal performances, and featured roles in major productions. Across both campuses, students also contribute to special events such as Lessons & Carols, Grandparents’ Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and other community celebrations, creating a well-rounded foundation in the performing arts throughout their Lower School years.
