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The WT Symphony accompanies "The General," Books to Broadway holds its annual fundraiser, the Cottonwood Faire debuts and more.

A WT instructor will lead a discussion of Rossetti’s narrative poem on forbidden fruit. Plus, here are some concerts to mark on your calendar.

See whats happening in newly announced concerts and upcoming tours, starting with a popular soundtrack coming to life on stage mid-week.

Heres a look at some of the big concerts and festivals coming to the area this week and beyond.

Students and faculty are planning a full slate of art exhibitions, concerts and recitals, dance pieces, and theatrical and operatic performances.

West Texas A&M University released the calendar of events, art exhibitions, concerts and recitals, dance pieces, and theatrical and operatic performances for the 2023-2024 WT Arts Season. The dozens of events are expected to be open to both on and off-campus audiences with the aim of providing world-class entertainment.

Editors Note: This is Becca Martin-Browns second choice for stories of the year. It originally ran Nov. 21.

What do you get if the "grand opera meets the Grand Ole Opry?" Well, you can find out on Thursday, Sept. 22nd in Canyon, Texas. The Opera Cowgirls return for a live performance on campus at WTAMU.

Thanks to Jessica Mallard, WTAMU's Dean of the Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts, for stopping by High Plains Public Radio this week! We talked about the cram-packed arts calendar that just dropped, encouraging arts lovers of the Texas Panhandle to mark THEIR calendars!

Students and faculty members will offer a jam-packed slate of art exhibitions, concerts and recitals, dance pieces, and theatrical performances.