Come enjoy what WCU and the surrounding areas have to offer and spend time with your Catamounts during this weekend full of family fun!
Friday, September 19th, 57 pm
Central Plaza/Catafount
Image courtesy of IMG Artists. Image taken by Matt Barnes.
Friday, September 19th, 7:30 pm
John W. Bardo Fine and Performing Arts Center
Created by choreographer Guillaume C繫t矇 and stage director Robert Lepage, Hamlet pulls the audience deep into a world of deceptiveness, where phantoms and humans mingle on a minimalist set where light, shadow and transparency play a central role. This metaphorical reinterpretation of the Shakespearian drama draws a fine line connecting movements of the body with what may or may not be lurking within the corners of the mind.
Experience this hauntingly beautiful production live at Bardo Arts Centerwhere illusion and truth blur on stage. Dont miss your chance to witness this unforgettable performance.
Friday, Sept 19th and Saturday, Sept 20th, 8:00 pm
Blue Ridge Lawn
Free admission, popcorn, and drinks for all guests while supplies last!
Saturday, September 20th, 1011 am
Ramsey Regional Activity CenterThe Legacy Pinning ceremony is held annually to honor incoming Western Carolina Legacy
students and their family members during WCUs Family Weekend. It offers an alumnus/a
the opportunity to pin their incoming student with a special legacy pin that denotes
their WCU heritage. This event is open to all incoming students, first-year and transfer
alike who qualify as a Legacy student.More info and registration
Saturday, September 20th, 2:30 Kick-off
E.J. Whitmire Stadium
Western Carolina Football vs. Samford
Sunday, September 21st, 10 am5 pm
Campus Recreation Center Lobby
Enjoy Family Weekend and getting to hang out with your Catamount by getting to experience
a staple of Western North Carolina and one of the most popular rivers in the Southeast,
Nantahala River!