Create, Produce, And Inspire
Eliza R. Snow was a prolific historian and writer of poetry who served as the second president of the Church’s Relief Society. The Snow building joins other efforts to fulfill President Clark’s first imperative from his Inaugural Address: to increase substantially the quality of every aspect of the student experience.
Designed for a Creative Voice
The Snow Building has two theaters. The expansive 700-seat Barrus Concert Hall holds a 3,833-pipe Rufatti organ that took 21 years to build (1983-2004). The 500-seat Snow Drama Theater produces six productions every year.
Prepare to Lift and Inspire
Find musicians, thespians, and singers learning and striving to uplift others within the classrooms of the Snow building.
Become Great
As the only major building on campus named after a female, the Snow Building boasts incredible music teachers who are professional in their respective emphasis. Each group practice room door weighs 400 lbs to reduce sound outside the rooms.
"The Snow Building is where I’ve been able to perform. I’ve participated in a large dance show called Extravadance. The Black Box theater inside the Snow has been a big part of my college experience."
Did You Know?
The theatre department has a costume shop, makeup studio, and café in the Snow building.
Did You Know?
In the music department, you can hear musicians practicing from morning until night in three practice room halls. Large symphonies, bands, and choirs perform in the Barrus Concert Hall throughout the semester.
Eliza R. Snow Building Features
• Barrus Concert Hall
• Black Box Theater
• Café Snow
• Snow Drama Theater
• Black Box Theater
• Café Snow
• Snow Drama Theater