Silliman University Culture and Arts Council

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The Culture and Arts Council (CAC) is the arm of Silliman University under the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, which is responsible for disseminating culture at its best—including the visual arts (painting, sculpture, and design), cinema, music, dance, literary arts, dramatic arts, and architecture and allied arts. The CAC’s services encompass the promotion of international, national, and local art forms, aiming to expose and nurture the youth of Silliman University and the bigger community of Dumaguete City through cultural education, as well as to meet the cultural needs of the various connoisseurs and practitioners of the arts. Part of the functions of the Culture and Arts Council is also to help promote Philippine culture by especially promoting Filipino artists, and to screen or audition University performing groups who wish to perform outside and inside of the University.

Plucking the vibrant strings of national heritage, the Silliman University Orkestra Sin Arco brings its rich, lyrical mu...
20/08/2026

Plucking the vibrant strings of national heritage, the Silliman University Orkestra Sin Arco brings its rich, lyrical music to the stage for SILLIMAN PERFORMS @ 125: Celebrating Gratitude & Hope!

As the premier plucked-string and rondalla ensemble of Silliman University, Orkestra Sin Arco breathes fresh life into traditional and contemporary Philippine music through the shimmering tones of the bandurria, laud, octavina, guitar, and bass. Fresh from their featured appearance at the national summit Musikapuluan | Sugilanon: A National Summit and Dialogue on Sustaining the Ecology of Living Philippine Music Traditions, the ensemble continues to safeguard and elevate our regional soundscapes.

Under the musical direction of Asst. Prof. Mathilda L. Erojo, Orkestra Sin Arco will serenade audiences in an evening celebrating 125 years of grace, heritage, and artistic excellence!

📍 Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium

🗓️ August 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets & Seat Reservations:

Visit the Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) Office at 2/F COPVA II Building, Silliman University.

For reservations and inquiries, send us a direct message on Facebook, email [email protected], or call/text 09073691338.

Join us as we gather in spirit, song, and movement to celebrate a century and a quarter of grace, beauty, and unwavering Silliman spirit! 💙✨

Award-winning excellence and grand symphonic power! Celebrated for their championship-winning performances, wide-reachin...
20/08/2026

Award-winning excellence and grand symphonic power! Celebrated for their championship-winning performances, wide-reaching concert tours, and commitment to music education through community clinics and workshops, the Silliman University Concert Band joins our landmark celebration for SILLIMAN PERFORMS @ 125: Celebrating Gratitude & Hope.

Under the musical leadership of Asst. Prof. Joseph Albert P. Basa, experience the thrilling resonance and sonic brilliance of our premier wind and percussion ensemble live at the Luce!

📍 Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium

🗓️ August 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets available at the CAC Office (2/F COPVA II)

📩 Send us a DM, email [email protected], or contact 09073691338 to reserve your seats.

Celebrate 125 years of Silliman musical heritage with us! 🎭💙

Lifting voices in exquisite harmony, the Silliman University Women's Ensemble (SUWE) takes center stage for SILLIMAN PER...
20/08/2026

Lifting voices in exquisite harmony, the Silliman University Women's Ensemble (SUWE) takes center stage for SILLIMAN PERFORMS @ 125: Celebrating Gratitude & Hope!

As the distinguished female counterpart to the Men's Glee Club, SUWE embodies musical refinement, vocal precision, and heartfelt artistry. Under the musical leadership and direction of Asst. Prof. Maria Elcon C. Koerkamp, the ensemble brings to the stage a radiant tapestry of soprano and alto soundscapes, celebrating the strength, grace, and soul of Silliman womanhood through choral excellence.

Witness their stirring vocal tapestry live inside the Luce!

📍 Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium

🗓️ August 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets & Seat Reservations:

Visit the Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) Office at 2/F COPVA II Building, Silliman University.

For reservations and inquiries, send us a direct message on Facebook, email [email protected], or call/text 09073691338.

Join us as we gather in spirit, song, and movement to celebrate a century and a quarter of grace, beauty, and unwavering Silliman spirit! 💙✨

Honored for Outstanding Community Leadership at the 6th Negros Young Heroes: Gawad Parangal para sa Kabataan, the Sillim...
20/08/2026

Honored for Outstanding Community Leadership at the 6th Negros Young Heroes: Gawad Parangal para sa Kabataan, the Silliman University Dance Company brings their breathtaking repertoire to the Luce stage for SILLIMAN PERFORMS @ 125: Celebrating Gratitude & Hope!

With landmark appearances at the national Musikapuluan | Sugilanon summit and cross-cultural exchanges with Japan’s celebrated Yuko Takahashi Dance Company, SUDC continues to define excellence in contemporary and folk movement. Led by Artistic Director, Choreographer, and overall show director Mr. Angelo Sayson, their performance promises to be an emotional and visual triumph.

📍 Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium

🗓️ August 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets available at the CAC Office (2/F COPVA II)

📩 DM us on Facebook, email [email protected], or contact 09073691338 to secure your seats.

Celebrate 125 years of Silliman culture and artistry with us! 🎭💙

DUMAGUETE CITY — Silliman University, in partnership with Vancouver-based contemporary dance company Co.ERASGA, successf...
19/08/2026

DUMAGUETE CITY — Silliman University, in partnership with Vancouver-based contemporary dance company Co.ERASGA, successfully concluded a dynamic two-day intensive workshop series on August 18 and 19, 2026, drawing strong participation from student artists, educators, and local cultural workers across Negros Oriental.

Organized as part of the Philippine tour for the transcontinental production Accumulation, the sessions served as an immersive masterclass laboratory across visual arts, experimental sound design, stage management, contemporary movement, technical lighting, and applied theatre.

The series opened at the Ariniego Art Gallery with French visual artist Marc Gérenton, who guided participants in reinterpreting found objects and recycled materials into expressive visual forms. This was followed by French composer Emmanuel Mailly’s exploratory music session on acoustic manipulation and live looping. Concurrently, veteran production manager Jai Avila led a technical walkthrough on dance cueing and prompt book management, while Co.ERASGA founding artistic director Alvin Erasga Tolentino facilitated "Body as Earth" at the SU Dance Studio, exploring bodily intuition, memory, and ecological connection.

The second day engaged attendees at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium and Ariniego Art Gallery. Canadian technical director Tory Ip shared North American production standards in stage lighting and technical ex*****on, while University of Winnipeg Assistant Professor Dr. Reynaldo G. Gupa concluded the series with a workshop on applied theatre as a vehicle for community dialogue and climate consciousness.

Following the masterclass series, the international ensemble will stage the full-length production of Accumulation today, August 20, 2026, at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium, with performances scheduled at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Tickets and seat reservations are available at the Cultural Affairs Office (College of Performing and Visual Arts Hall) and at the theater lobby before showtime.

19/08/2026
Bringing stories to life with heart, grit, and musical brilliance! The powerhouse ensemble of Youth Advocates Through Th...
19/08/2026

Bringing stories to life with heart, grit, and musical brilliance! The powerhouse ensemble of Youth Advocates Through Theater Arts (YATTA) takes center stage for SILLIMAN PERFORMS @ 125: Celebrating Gratitude & Hope!

Known for their electrifying stage presence, evocative original music, and dynamic storytelling, YATTA continues to prove how theater and the performing arts can move spirits, amplify youth voices, and inspire communities. Witness their compelling fusion of musical theater and advocacy live on the Luce stage!

📍 Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium

🗓️ August 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets & Seat Reservations:

Visit the Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) Office at 2/F COPVA II Building, Silliman University.

For inquiries and reservations, send us a direct message on Facebook, email [email protected], or contact 09073691338.

Come together in spirit, song, and theatrical wonder as we honor 125 years of grace, beauty, and unwavering Silliman spirit! 💙✨

Fresh from their well-deserved recognition for Outstanding Community Leadership at the Negros Young Heroes Awards, the S...
19/08/2026

Fresh from their well-deserved recognition for Outstanding Community Leadership at the Negros Young Heroes Awards, the Silliman University Men’s Glee Club takes the stage to share their powerful harmonies and vocal artistry for SILLIMAN PERFORMS @ 125: Celebrating Gratitude & Hope!

Under the musical direction of Mr. Nathaniel R. Bicoy, the Men's Glee Club joins an extraordinary roster of performers to honor 125 years of Silliman excellence through song, heart, and brotherhood.

📍 Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium

🗓️ August 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets & Seat Reservations:
Visit the Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) Office at 2/F COPVA II Building, Silliman University.

You may also reach us via direct message on Facebook, email [email protected], or call/text 09073691338.

Join us as we gather in spirit, song, and movement to celebrate a century and a quarter of grace, beauty, and unwavering Silliman spirit! 💙✨

Photos from 文化芸術交流公演 (Cultural Arts Exchange Performance) held last July 4, 2026 at the Raraku Hall of the Sendai City T...
18/08/2026

Photos from 文化芸術交流公演 (Cultural Arts Exchange Performance) held last July 4, 2026 at the Raraku Hall of the Sendai City Taihaku Ward Cultural Center, Sendai, Japan. The event brought together the Silliman University Culture and Arts Council (SUCAC) and Alumni of the Silliman University Dance Troupe (SUDC) to commemorate the 日本フィリピン国交70周年記念 (70th Anniversary of Japan-Philippines Diplomatic Relations) and celebrate the 35th founding anniversary of the Yuko Takahashi Dance Company. SUCAC Director Dr. Diomar C. Abrio delivered the Guest Speaker's Opening Remarks, "From War Memories to Cultural Bridges: Building Philippines-Japan Friendship through Art, Memory, and Reconciliation." SUDC Alumni Fionabelle Marie Cabe, Ryan Christopher Abad, and Ronnie James Bughao brought Philippine indigenous and traditional folk dance to life, performing Kinugsik-Kugsik of the Manobo Tribe, Pangasinan's Binasuan, and Jota de Manileña.

Photos by Arcie Cola

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College Of Performing And Visual Arts Hall II, Silliman University
Dumaguete City
6200

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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