PBSC to hold inaugural Humanities Arts Fest March 25
Palm Beach State College will host an inaugural Humanities Arts Fest on the Lake Worth campus from 6:30 to 9 p.m. March 25 to showcase to the community the work that PBSC students and faculty do in the visual and performing arts arenas.
The event, which is free and open to the public, will take place on the first floor of the Humanities Building and include theatrical and musical performances, film screenings, demonstrations in visual art, graphic and interior design and more. There will also be displays and a performance by PBSC’s Drumline. Refreshments will also be served.
“I believe that the PBSC community and local arts enthusiasts will be blown away by our talent and maturity that we showcase in our performances and through our artwork,” said professor David Gibble, PBSC’s music department chair who helped organize the event.
A flyer/poster for the event was designed by student Scharie Flores and the event logo (pictured above) was designed by student Anell Velazquez.
For more information, visit the events calendar. For more information on PBSC’s visual and performing arts certificates and degrees, click here.
