Miller Performing Arts Center
The Miller Performing Arts Center provides a home for the Alfred University Division of Performing Arts, as well as serving as a cultural focal point for the region. It features the C.D. Smith Flexible Theater, an extremely versatile intimate, experimental theatre with some of the finest sound and lighting equipment in the country. Outstanding rehearsal spaces, individual practice rooms, studios, and areas for study and collaboration, offer spectacular views and spaciousness for students and faculty alike.
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C.D. Smith III Theatre
- Rod Brown Acting Studio
- The Adelphia Dance Studio
- The Brooks Music Rehearsal Hall
- The Emerson Rehearsal Hall
- 480 Seat Theatre Concert Hall – due to open Fall 2009
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Davis Memorial Carillon
The Davis Memorial Carillon is one of one hundred concert-size carillons in North America. Having a span of four octaves, the carillon consists of 47 bells which are held stationary. The carillonneur plays the instrument from a keyboard of oak batons and pedals which are directly linked by wires to the clappers of the bells.
An hour recital is presented on Saturday at 4 p.m. for ten months of the year (not January and August). When classes are in session, mini-recitals are played from 12:30 to 12:45 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The Wingate Memorial Summer Carillon Recital Series brings artists from around the world to perform Tuesday evenings thru the month of July.
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Holmes Auditorium
The College’s 445-seat Holmes Auditorium is the site of live performances, multi-media presentations, films, remote-control slide presentations, classical and jazz concerts, and dramatic productions. The auditorium also provides space for art history presentations and University’s Performing Artists and Speakers Series.
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Kanakadea Bandstand
This wooden structure is a popular site for outdoor music performances, particularly during the summer months. Students also find it a relaxing place to curl up with a book.
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Susan Howell Hall
Susan Howell Hall was built in 1930 in honor of Susan Howell. Primarily used for student and guest artist recitals, it is also used for campus and community social functions. The building is listed on the National and State Historical Register.
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