Singletary Center for the Arts

05/22/2026

The Singletary Center will be closed for Memorial Day weekend - we'll resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 26!

05/21/2026

Tonight is the series finale of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert so we're throwing it back to last January with Yasmin Williams' live performance of “Nectar”.

Don't miss out on seeing Yasmin Williams / Joseph Allred on the Singletary Center stage May 27!

Yasmin Williams performs “Nectar” off her new album, ‘Acadia.’ Williams is on tour in 2025, find tickets and more information here: https://www.yasminwilliam...

05/16/2026

Can't attend the UK Percussion Alumni Concert in person?

Stream the performance live from the SCFA Concert Hall - show starts at 7:00PM EST

UK Percussion Alumni Concert live from the Singletary Center Concert Hall Saturday May 16th, 2026 Musical program will begin at 7:00pm, featuring UK Percussion…

05/16/2026

TONIGHT at SCFA: Bringing together more than 60 alumni from the 1970s to current students, the UK Percussion Studio presents its Alumni Reunion Concert at 7PM in Concert Hall.

Tonight's concert highlights the percussion program’s reach and the community it has built over time. The event is also a tribute to Professor Emeritus James Campbell, who taught at the university and directed the percussion ensemble from 1985 to 2023.

More than 60 University of Kentucky percussion alumni from five decades will reunite May 16 for a free concert honoring the program’s legacy and longtime director James Campbell.

05/14/2026

Due to popular demand, the Limelight Dance Company Spotlight Spring Recital on May 21 has moved into the SCFA Concert Hall.

If you missed out earlier this week, visit us at SingletaryCenter.com and grab your tickets today! 🎟

05/12/2026

TONIGHT at 7:30PM!

05/01/2026

Our ears are still ringing from Tuesday's amazing performance by The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis! What a treat to catch this group in full stride on the heels of their recent release, "Deface the Currency." Thanks to photographer Brian Connors-Manke for capturing these fantastic images of the show.

Thanks also to Walter Tunis for his excellent concert review in his blog (linked in the comments):
"The [ear}plugs were accepted but not utilized. Not that the torrents of sound offered by The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis didn’t pack a level of electric gusto that could wake the neighbors. It was plenty loud, abrupt and immediate at times. But it also receded into subtler, but no less strident passages where grooves would simmer and boil while more lyrically modest guitar and bass melodies erupted into fascinating mayhem with little forewarning."