The Georgia Tech campus hosts hundreds of arts exhibitions, concerts, and events each year. Learn more about some of the units and venues that present public arts programming.

  • The Georgia Tech Library hosts an artist-in-residence program, an exhibits gallery, an Art-o-mat vending machine, and a variety of arts workshops, events, and public art.
  • The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking melds art, history, technology and industry from historical and global perspectives and features temporary and permanent exhibitions, workshops, and events.
  • Poetry@Tech brings the finest names in poetry to Atlanta from within Georgia, all over the United States, and abroad, reaching well beyond the traditional notion of what a poem is and well beyond the expected audience for poetry.
  • The School of Music presents over forty concerts annually featuring student ensembles, faculty performances, and visiting artists, as well as the annual Guthman Musical Instrument Competition.
  • DramaTech Theater is a student-run theater focused on artistic experimentation with a technical background. In addition to mainstage productions, DramaTech is also home to an improvisational comedy troupe, Let’s Try This!
  • The Ferst Center for the Arts is an 889-seat arts auditorium that hosts the Georgia Tech Arts season series along with numerous arts events presented by Georgia Tech units, student organizations, and community arts groups.
  • Creative Quarter will connect Georgia Tech students, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship to arts organizations and creative industries in Atlanta and throughout the state. Watch for public programming to begin on the site in early 2026.
  • Visit Engage for more university arts events.

 

Community Engagement

Through Georgia Tech’s Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing (CEISMC), students, teachers, and administrators can engage in innovative programming that connects the arts with STEM. CEISMC offers summer camps, Saturday programming, professional development, and conferences that inspire creativity and learning. Learn more at ceismc.gatech.edu

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