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  1. The Arts

    From pre-first through twelfth, the arts programs inspire students to explore their creativity and to develop new skills.

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    1. Broyles Arts Center

      Westminster’s performing and visual arts center was constructed in 1988, and named for Dr. Vernon S. Broyles Jr., pastor of the North Avenue Presbyterian Church for 26 years, and the first Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Westminster.

      Broyles Arts Center serves as the hub for Westminster's thriving arts program at Westminster and features studio and practice areas as well as performance and gallery space.

      The soaring space and natural light in the Gaines Foyer Gallery make it the ideal space for showcasing exhibits by students, faculty and staff, and visiting artists, including collaborative school-wide STEAM projects and AP art portfolio work.

    2. Gaines Foyer Gallery

      The Gaines Foyer and Art Gallery was dedicated in 1988 to honor Alex P. Gaines and showcase featured exhibits by faculty, visiting artists, collaborative student-driven STEAM projects, and unique AP student portfolios throughout the year.

    3. Kellett Theatre

      Each year, this 462-seat theater plays host to myriad student productions, including noteworthy broadway musicals, dramas, concerts, and dance performances. Whether on stage, in the orchestra pit, or on the tech crew, there is a place for everyone in Kellett!

    4. McCain Chapel

      Dedicated in 1966, this auditorium is named in honor of Dr. James Ross McCain, a longtime trustee of Westminster. McCain Chapel plays host to Upper School assemblies, the annual holiday performance of Handel's Messiah, guest speakers, and a variety of other concerts and performances.

    5. Oglesby Room

      This flexible, multi-purpose space features retractable bleacher-style seating and serves as an auditorium and event space for activities such as weekly assemblies, music and theatre arts showcases, concerts, and school dances.

    6. Hamilton Room

      The Hamilton Dining Room serves the Lower School students, faculty, and staff an appetizing, nutritious lunch every day. In this flexible space, students also celebrate monthly birthday parties, attend special assemblies and programs, and enjoy music and theatre arts performances.