WTJU-FM (Charlottesville, VA)

WTJU is a radio station that offers a variety of programming and is based in Charlottesville, Virginia. It serves both Charlottesville and Albemarle County. The station is owned and run by the University of Virginia.

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Arts This Week: Michael Snyder's Alleghania

4 days ago | wtju.net | Sage Tanguay

Pooja Viswesh: You’re listening to WTJU Charlottesville. At New Dominion bookshop, photographer and filmmaker Michael O. Snyder will host a book talk where he will speak about his new book, Alleghania. This event takes place Saturday, June 28 from 7pm to 8pm. For Arts This Week, we chatted with Michael Snyder. Michael Snyder: Oh, hi there. Thanks for having me. My name is Mike Snyder. I’m a documentary photographer and a filmmaker, and I have been for almost 15 years.
New Jazz Releases - 06/16/2025

1 week ago | wtju.net | Russell Perry

Skip to main content New Jazz Releases – 06/16/2025 Brandee YoungerTwo compelling debuts this week – drummer John Sturino with a little big band and 27-year old singer Tyreek McDole.
Rita Dove and the Early Music Access Project - WTJU 91.1 FM

1 week ago | wtju.net | Sage Tanguay

Skip to main content Arts This Week – “Bellringer”: Rita Dove and the Early Music Access Project Dana Sun 00:04You’re listening to WTJU Charlottesville.
Arts This Week: Henry Stillerman Junior Capstone Project "Cascadia"

2 weeks ago | wtju.net | Sage Tanguay

Coco Ahn 00:01You’re listening to WTJU Charlottesville. Monticello High School junior Henry Stillerman is producing his junior capstone project on electronic synthwave music and sharing it with a wider audience. Henry’s album, Cascadia, is out on all streaming platforms. For art this week, we spoke with him.
New Jazz Releases - 06/09/2025

2 weeks ago | wtju.net | Russell Perry

Skip to main content New Jazz Releases – 06/09/2025 Isaiah J ThompsonAnother overwhelming week of music, from artists across the realm of ages. 28-year old Isaiah J Thompson goes deeper into his spirituality.
New Jazz Releases - 06/02/2025

3 weeks ago | wtju.net | Russell Perry

Skip to main content New Jazz Releases – 06/02/2025 James Brandon LewisSome very wonderful releases this week.
Arts This Week: Deborah Baker's Book Launch at The Jefferson School

1 month ago | wtju.net | Sage Tanguay

Skip to main content Arts This Week: Deborah Baker’s Book Launch at The Jefferson School Sage Tanguay 00:08 On Tuesday, June 3rd at 6pm, the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center will host the launch for a new book about the fateful Unite The Right rally titled “Charlottesville: An American Story”. For Arts This Week, we spoke with the author, Pulitzer Prize finalist, Deborah Baker. Deborah Baker 00:25 My name is Deborah Baker. I grew up partly in Ivy. I started thinking about...
New Jazz Releases - 05/26/2025

1 month ago | wtju.net | Russell Perry

Skip to main content New Jazz Releases – 05/26/2025 Patricio MoralesI’m back after several weeks away.
Arts This Week: Maker's Market at Morehouse Studio

1 month ago | wtju.net | Sage Tanguay

Sage Tanguay 00:07Morehouse Studio is hosting a Maker’s Market on Saturday, May 31st from 11am to 3pm. For Arts This Week, we spoke to the pottery studio owners. Tiffany Johnson 00:19I’m Tiffany Johnson. Kate English 00:20My name is Kate English. Tiffany Johnson 00:22We do classes and we do workshops, and we also do membership there. Kate English 00:28All our workshops are beginner-friendly, and then our classes are mostly beginner. And then we also have…if it’s otherwise, it’ll be listed.
Arts This Week: "HOME" and "Charlottesville Porch Portraits at Second Street Gallery

2 months ago | wtju.net | Sage Tanguay

Skip to main content Arts This Week: “HOME” and “Charlottesville Porch Portraits at Second Street Gallery Sage Tanguay 00:08 The Second Street Gallery is currently showing two complimentary exhibitions. For Arts This Week, we spoke with some of the curators and artists involved in both of the shows. Kristen Chiacchia 00:18 I’m Kristen Chiacchia. I’m the Executive Director and Chief Curator of Second Street Gallery. Benita Mayo 00:23 Hi, I’m Benita Mayo. I’m one of the founding members of the...