Please join us at 8 am on Monday, Jan. 20, in Redway Dining Room in Pittman Dining Hall on the campus of Mars Hill University as we honor the legacy […]
Mars Hill University’s Weizenblatt Gallery will feature “Ghosts from Helene," a group exhibition of artworks recovered from, or about, Hurricane Helene, beginning January 8, 2025. Hundreds of Western North Carolina […]
This performance is the concluding concert for the 2025 MHU Honor Band Workshop. The workshop features some of the area's most accomplished instrumentalists. The performance is free and open to […]
Weekly service in Broyhill Chapel. Refresh your spirit and reorient your soul to the things that matter most! --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=376939
Vaccine Clinic, Wednesday, January 29th, 9 a.m.–2 p.m., Location: Fellowship Hall. Open to MHU students, faculty, staff, and Mars Hill community. Sponsored by the MHU Student Health Center and the […]
Come together to share a meal and study the words of Jesus --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=377004
Join us for a square dance in MHU’s Loft in McConnell Hall with live old-time music! Absolutely no experience is necessary—first-timers are welcome and encouraged. The caller will tell you […]
Have you ever wanted to try papermaking? To learn how glass is blown? See iron forged up close? Metal embossing? Every year the internationally-renowned Penland School of Craft offers a […]
Mars Hill University theatre department is proud to present our production of the iconic musical “9 To 5” with music and lyrics written by Dolly Parton and the book written […]
The art department will host a reception for the current exhibitor in Weizenblatt Gallery, photographer Pete Candler, on Tuesday, March 4, 5-7 pm. This is your chance to meet and […]
Visit day for prospective Local Lion Promise students from Western North Carolina (Avery, Buncombe, Haywood, Henderson, Madison, Mitchell, McDowell, Transylvania, and Yancey counties) and prospective Tennessee Neighbor Promise students from […]
Join MHU’s Division of Arts & Humanities, Appalachian Studies Program, and Environmental Studies Program Environmental Studies Program for a talk by Professor Ethan Mannon about his recent publication, The Georgic […]
