Enjoy an Exceptional Performance
The Falany Performing Arts Center, located on the beautiful campus of Reinhardt University in Waleska, Georgia, offers a wide variety of entertainment for audiences of all ages. Guests of the Falany will enjoy exceptional performances in our intimate concert hall which seats 350. Without a bad seat in the house, as well as free and convenient parking, and local amenities, guests of the Falany no longer need to drive to the city to experience phenomenal live performing arts.
You'll find Programs that Appeal to You
The goal of the Falany Center is to provide a wide range of programs that will appeal to a varying interests in the community.
You can buy tickets to selected performances. Select a series title at left for more details...
During the 2012-2013 season, the Falany Performing Arts Center offers several series:
The Classical Music Series includes world-class international prize-winning musicians that enrich the cultural experience of the University's music majors, as well as our community. Guests may see operas, chamber ensembles, soloists, theatre, or dance.
The Jazz Series ranges from Dixieland to contemporary. Guests may see larger jazz bands to small jazz combos.
The Sounds of the South celebrates our Southern roots. Guests may see bluegrass to gospel, as well as some of the state’s finest ensembles and artists.
The World Music Series brings artists from around the globe to our own backyard! Guests may see international artists, including dance, music and theatre performances.
The Reinhardt University School of Music Series features performances by Reinhardt's talented music students and organizations.
The Season Extras provides additional options to guests of the Falany Performing Arts Center. Guests may see military bands and ensembles, as well as theatre and music performances to fit audiences of all ages.
If you are not sure of which performances fit you best, please contact the Box Office at 770.720.9167 and our staff may assist you in selecting upcoming performances.
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