Community Arts Programs
About the Community Arts Program at Seton Hill University
The Community Arts Program at Seton Hill University is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals of all ages by providing accessible, high-quality music and dance instruction within the local community. In alignment with the mission of Seton Hill University and the spirit of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, we educate students and community members to think critically, act creatively, and engage ethically with the world around them. Our goal is to foster a deep appreciation for the arts while empowering children and adults to develop technical skills, creativity, and self-expression through both private and group lessons. By engaging with these artistic traditions through our arts instruction and programming, we seek to inspire and develop productive, compassionate, creative individuals who are committed to transforming society, enhancing the vitality of the surrounding community, and contributing to a vibrant cultural landscape.
The Community Music Program offers private music lessons with Seton Hill faculty members, community instructors and student instructors. The Program also coordinates ensembles, Flute Choir, Noteworthy: The SHU Young Singers Ensemble and the Youth Honors Concert Band, Jazz Band and Orchestra. Visit the links on the right to learn more about the Community Music Program.
The Seton Hill University Dance Academy (SHUDA) offers classes in ballet, pointe, jazz, tap, hip-hop, contemporary, and musical theatre as well as private lessons and the SHUDA Diamonds Competitive Team. Visit the links on the right to learn more about the SHU Dance Academy.
Call 724-552-2923 or email walters@setonhill.edu for more information.
(The Seton Hill Community Arts Program provides music and dance lessons for the general public. If you are looking for Seton Hill degree programs in dance or music, please visit the School of Visual and Performing Arts.)