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UAB’s Alys Stephens Center presents “The Daily Show Live” and its Indecision Tour 2012, featuring John Hodgman, Al Madrigal and Adam Lowitt.

UAB's Kasman will help judge an international piano competition for young musicians.

The UAB Visual Arts Gallery will present a group exhibition from New Orleans-based artist collective The Front Aug. 24-Sept. 21, 2012.

Stop by UAB’s Alys Stephens Center for fresh goodies to go, as Café ASC opens with free cake, coffee and ticket giveaways Aug. 23.

Gary Chapman's "The Helmet Project" is scheduled for its first public installation.

“Konza,” a work by sculpture professor John Powers, was commissioned by a Kansas museum and recently installed. It will be on display until May 2013.

Enjoy free concerts and recitals this fall as the UAB Department of Music presents the best faculty, student and guest artist performances.

UAB students will move back to campus with fun activities and a free concert open to everyone by pop singer & songwriter Andy Grammer.

Nearly 700 works of art owned by the UAB are being photographed and archived so that the permanent collection can be viewed online.

Theatre UAB will present “Proof,” “Don’t Trifle with Love,” “Charley’s Aunt,” the 10th annual Festival of 10-Minute Plays & “Bat Boy: The Musical.”

UAB Music will host a one day, non-competitive drumline clinic for marching percussionists with special guest clinician Jeff Queen.

Works by UAB’s Doug Barrett, “Tireless Shifter: Imagery from the Commuter Space” will be on show at Samford’s Gallery.

William Price’s new work for saxophone, “Gridlock,” will be performed by John Perrine at the World Saxophone Congress.

Awaken the artist inside as UAB’s ArtPlay presents new arts classes this fall, from bookbinding to ballet, hip hop dance to acting.

See award-winning show posters designed by local and national artists for Birmingham's Bottletree.

A Sunday night concert from the UAB Gospel Choir will inspire and raise money for a new recording.

Vessela Warner of Theatre UAB is contributing her writing talents to a new play, “EcoCentric” presented by Overground Physical Theatre Company in New York City.

A new season of world-class performers and unique, innovative arts programming, just announced for 2012 by UAB’s Alys Stephens Center.

UAB’s Alys Stephens Center brings Al Pacino, Red Baraat, Wynonna, “The Daily Show,” Emmylou Harris, Anthony Bourdain and more to Birmingham.

“Dowager Daughters of Transcendence,” a new play by Theatre UAB’s Cheryl Hall, picked for world premiere and 20 shows by Chicago theater.

William Price presented a paper on an orchestral work by Frank Zappa, plus Price’s original works were performed at conferences in March.

Run for fun and a good cause when the UAB National Alumni Society hosts the 2012 Scholarship 5K/10K April 27 at Pepper Place district.

Undergraduate students show off their academic research on a wide range of topics with Expo 2012, April 20 in Heritage Hall.

An artist will offer her perspective on autism issues as part of the UAB book dialogues.

UAB has so many art studio students graduating that their works fill two shows. The first opens with a free reception April 13.

UAB’s Alys Stephens Center honors Birmingham’s Civil Rights history with a new work and world premiere by composer Yotam Haber.

Music students can learn from swing, blues, jazz pianist Philippe LeJeune during ArtPlay master class April 13.

“Special Equestrians, Special People” is the next free lecture in UAB’s Discussion Book Dialogues series, focusing on autism.

Just in time for spring, ArtPlay offers weekly class on growing creative gardens, no matter how small the space.

The Pink Floyd Experience brings the band’s sensory live show, hits and classic album, “Wish You Were Here,” to UAB’s Alys Stephens Center.
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