Programs > Performances/ExhibitionsVSA at Dollywood On Oct. 10, 2008, at 10am (Eastern time) VSA arts Tennessee will feature several of its Young Soloist winners along with Carol Ponder in a concert at Dollywood Theme Park. This program is open to anyone who is visiting the park. However, free admission for special education students has been generously provided by B & W Y-12 Foundation, The East Tennessee Foundation through the William and Susan Packard Fund and the Conner Fund. In addition, the performance is supported by Dollywood with funding from the Tennessee Arts Commission. VSA at the Country Music Hall of Fame On Oct. 21 & 23, 2008, VSA arts Tennessee will host an event for special education students at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville. At this event, the students will tour the facility, participate in a number of hands on activities and be treated to a performance by musicians with disabilities. This program was offered free of charge due to the gracious support of Harman Becker Automotive Systems and Publix Supermarket Charities. A similar program for special education students was offered in 2007 at the Wildhorse featuring dancers with disabilities and in 2006 at the Ryman Auditorium featuring musicians with disabilities. That program also included an evening performance for the general public. View the News Section for the latest information on new events. American Pie On November 10, 2008 at 2pm in the KUC theater at MTSU a free performance will be given by Carol Ponder and John Knowles in tribute to Veteran’s and the sacrifices that they make. The concert will also feature an exhibition of art created by Veterans and by MTSU students. VSA arts Tennessee will be offering 4 performances between Oct. 2008 and Aug 2009 in restaurants in the middle Tennessee area. More information on dates and performers will be released soon. Coffee House Concert Series VSA arts Tennessee will be offering 4 performances between Oct. 2008 and Aug 2009 in restaurants in the middle Tennessee area. More information on dates and performers will be released soon. View the News Section for the latest information. Dreams Exhibition An exhibition of the art created by children with Cerebral Palsy through a special painting workshop program will be on display January 4-31, 2009 at the Gallatin City Hall. This exhibition will focus on the dreams of these children. TPAC Exhibition An exhibition of art created by youth with disabilities will be on display at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center April 1 – Aug. 31, 2009. Special thanks to Full Circle Art and Yvette Parrish for assistance with this exhibition.
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