Event at Taubman

25th Annual Juried High School Art Show

We have 14 students who were accepted into this show at Center in the Square.

CSHS Art Show and Band Concert

Stop by and see the awesome artwork of CSHS students on Monday, May 11 from 5:30-7. The Band Concert follows at 7:00. The Art Show is also during the day on Tuesday, May 12 until 2:00.

Pottery Silent Auction

The CSHS Art Department will hold its annual Pottery Silent Auction during intermission of the CSHS drama production Beauty and the Beast on Saturday, May 9.  The play starts at 7 and the pottery will be on view and available for bidding starting before the production. All bidding ends at the end of intermission. Winning bid items are picked up at the end of the play. Checks and cash accepted.

All the money from the auction goes to CSHS Art Department. The pottery was donated by members of the Blue Ridge Potters Guild who took part in last fall's pottery sale in the CSHS cafeteria.

Email apfeiffer@rcs.k12.va.us for more information.

Roanoke College Children's Choir

Some of our students are part of the Roanoke College Children's Choir, which is presenting their 22nd Annual Spring Concert, Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 3 pm in the Shaftman Performance Hall at the Jefferson Center. Tickets are available on-line at www.jeffcenter.org

CSHS Students and Grads Performing

Some CSHS students and graduates are in bands that are playing at the Penn Forest Worship Center across from CSHS, Friday, March 20 at 6:30.

Scott Blanding to Show His Documentary at the Taubman Museum of Art

Scott Blanding, a Cave Spring High School and Temple University graduate, spent two months in the Congo filming a documentary about the brutality of women caught in the Congolese fighting. His film, Women in War Zones, will show at 7:30 at the Taubman Museum of Art, and the tickets are $5. The tickets are going quickly so you might want to order online. High school students and teachers are invited to a Roundtable where they can meet and talk to Scott before the film. That starts at 5:30 and is free, but you should register with Frank Giannini know if you plan to come. fgiannini@taubmanmuseum.org