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Longwood’s Whitehead Hall plan pairs music teaching with a future concert venue
A fall 2028 plan, not an open venue.
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Teaching and performance in one plan
Longwood’s July 16, 2026 announcement describes Whitehead Hall as a music education building planned for Farmville. The university expects more than 60,000 square feet of space, including teaching and rehearsal rooms and a 500-seat concert hall with adjustable acoustics.
A future community connection
The plan connects student and faculty performances with community access. Its expected completion is fall 2028.
That is a dated project forecast, not confirmation of an operating hall, available tickets or a current performance calendar.
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July 16, 2026 project announcement; retrieved October 19. Planned, not open.
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