American Dance Festival: An internationally acclaimed modern dance festival.

Broadway at Duke: A series of national touring contemporary plays
and musicals.

Choral Society of Durham: A community chorus that performs choral works of all periods and styles.

Department of Theater Studies: Academic department producing faculty directed mainstage, student workshops, and Theater Previews at Duke, the professional producing arm of the department.

Duke Chapel Choir: The principal resident choir of the Duke Chapel. The choir sings in worship services and choral concerts.

Duke Chorale: A student chorale directed by Rodney Wynkoop. The chorale performs frequently each semester on and off campus.

Duke Dance: Presents both professional and student dance productions at Duke.

Duke Jazz Ensemble: A 20 piece students ensemble directed by John Brown presents a full schedule of concerts each year featuring well known jazz musicians.

Duke Performances: The professional arts presenting organization at Duke that brings more than forty professional events each year in classical music, chamber music, world music, contemporary music, dance, theater, comedy, and cutting-edge performance to campus. Tickets to all Duke Performances events are $5 for Duke students thanks to the Provost's Ticket Subsidy.

Duke Players: The principal student-run organization that produces a variety of student and faculty directed musicals and dramas throughout the academic year.

Duke Symphony Orchestra: Directed by Harry Davidson, the orchestra of 90 student players performs on campus four times a year.

Hoof n' Horn: The oldest student run musical theater group in the south, presenting three musicals each year.

Mary Lou Williams Center: Duke's Black Culture Center presents international acclaimed jazz musicians.

Major Attractions: A student run organization, part of the Duke University Union, that presents rock concerts on campus.