Arts & Culture

Orlando Weekly has named the Rollins Museum of Art the Best Arts Education in its “Best of Orlando” 2023 issue.

The Rollins Museum of Art welcomes a touring exhibition of Florentine Baroque art for its fall season, which opens September 9.

Rollins is hosting a gala to benefit scholarships for Professional Advancement and Graduate Studies students.

As Rollins’ beloved college radio station celebrates 70 years on the air, we’re taking stock of WPRK’s impact on the College, the community, and the students who used the platform to find their voice.

A bronze sculpture honoring Rollins’ most famous alumnus carries his legacy of kindness and service to future generations.

Celebrating 90 years of performance and theater education, the Annie announces its 2022-23 season with a showstopper lineup.

Explore the newest additions to the Rollins Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Isabella Ward ’15 recently made her big-screen debut in the Golden Globe-winning West Side Story revival, and now she’s reflecting on her path to the spotlight.

June Nelson P’89 has made a second gift to the future home of the Rollins Museum of Art, building on a legacy of service and philanthropy in support of fine arts at the College.

Rollins breaks ground in November on a new theater and dance center, further cementing the College’s role as a leader in performing arts education.

Explore Rollins Museum of Art (RMA)’s three fall 2021 exhibitions: Gallardo/Budoff: Growth, Breadth, and Terrain; Rafael Trelles: The Imagined Word; and Common Ground: Selected Works from The Rollins Book Arts Collection.

On October 28, Rollins unveiled the long-awaited sculpture celebrating the life and work of our most beloved alumnus, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H.