Bill Traylor: Chasing Ghosts is a feature documentary film exploring the life of a unique American artist, a man with a remarkable and unlikely biography. Bill Traylor was born into slavery in 1853 on a cotton plantation in rural Alabama. Using historical and cultural context, the film is designed to bring the spirit and mystery of Traylor’s incomparable art to life.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A segment with director, Jeffry Wolf.

BROWARD COLLEGE STUDENT TICKETS:
Please come to the Box Office @ Bailey Hall, with a Broward College Student ID.

A Visual and Performing Arts Event

Music For All will feature a wide variety of Concert Band selections well known to Wind Band followers as well as exciting new selections by some of our newest wind band composers.

For more information on our Visual and Performing Arts Programs at Broward College, please visit www.browardvpa.com.

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A Visual and Performing Arts Event.

The first concert in a year-long celebration of Beethoven, the Broward Symphony welcomes international piano soloist and Broward College faculty member Tao Lin to perform Beethoven’s transformative Piano Concerto No. 4. The second half of the concert includes Brahms’ Academic Festival Overture, Copland’s Outdoor Overture and Ravel’s orchestra finale, Bolero.

For more information on our Visual and Performing Arts Programs at Broward College, please visit www.browardvpa.com.

“Gullah” comes from West African language and means “a people blessed by God.” “Ranky Tanky” translates loosely as “Work It,” or “Get Funky!” In this spirit this Charleston, SC based quintet performs timeless music of Gullah culture born in the southeastern Sea Island region of the United States. From playful game songs to ecstatic shouts, from heartbreaking spirituals to delicate lullabies, the musical roots of Charleston, SC are “rank” and fertile ground from which these contemporary artists are grateful to have grown.