TOP 30 Music festivals in Oxford, Ohio

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The Oxford Community Arts Center, located at 10 South College Avenue in Oxford, Ohio, is a vibrant hub for cultural and arts programming. Our mission is to enrich lives and build community through a diverse array of performances, exhibits, and events. We carefully preserve the historic Oxford College building and campus, providing welcoming spaces for classrooms, studios, rehearsals, concerts, and meetings. By supporting the arts at the Oxford Community Arts Center, you are helping to ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy and benefit from our role as a catalyst, connector, and magnet for artists, performers, students, visitors, and arts organizations. Join us in supporting the arts and being a part of our thriving creative community! #SupportTheArts.

Millett Hall, located at 500 East Sycamore Street in Oxford, Ohio, is a versatile institution that serves as the home of RedHawk men's and women's basketball and volleyball. Named in honor of Miami University's 16th president, John D. Millett, the building opened in 1968 and has since become a hub for athletic events, commencement exercises, plays, and concerts. With a construction cost of $7.5 million, Millett Hall houses various athletic department offices and the University ROTC offices. It has hosted performances by renowned artists such as The Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, and Ray Charles, as well as comedy shows by Jay Leno. The venue offers a range of features and amenities for its users, including access to Physical Facilities which maintains over 2500 acres of grounds and 8 million square feet of building area.

The Performing Arts Series at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio is a celebration of our diverse community and rich heritage. Our calendar is filled with a variety of events, including choral and instrumental performances, festivals, and virtual productions. Join us on Wednesday, April 3 at Cincinnati Music Hall for a captivating performance by the Miami University Choraliers, Chamber Singers, and Men's Glee Club, along with regional high school choirs. Tickets are available through the Music Hall box office. This free arts and culture event celebrates Black people with radical joy and hospitality. For more information, contact us at PerformingArtsSeries@MiamiOH.edu or visit one of our various locations in Ohio and Luxembourg.