Get to know Belmont!
If you are planning a visit to Belmont University, you are in for an exceptional experience. Belmont offers visitors a range of activities to explore, from admissions visits and athletic events to performance events at its Fisher Center for the Performing Arts. Admissions visits provide prospective students with a chance to tour the campus, meet with faculty and staff, and learn more about the university's academic offerings. Sports enthusiasts can attend NCAA Division I sports events, while lovers of the arts can enjoy a range of performances at the Fisher Center, as well as visit art galleries like the Leu Art Gallery.
Belmont also boasts two fascinating museums - the Gallery of Iconic Guitars (The GIG) and the Frederick Hart Studio Museum - which offer visitors an opportunity to explore a range of exhibits and collections.
So start planning your visit to Belmont University today, and discover all that this outstanding institution has to offer.
Admissions Campus Visit
Whether you are ready to apply or are just learning about Belmont, we offer weekday and Saturday visit options so you can explore Belmont when it's most convenient for you and your family. Can't visit in person? Learn more on our Virtual Visit page.
Athletics Events
Experience the thrill of NCAA Division I sports at Belmont! From basketball to soccer, volleyball to tennis, there's something for everyone to enjoy. So come cheer on the Belmont Bruins and make some unforgettable memories!
The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts
Visit our world-class venue that offers visitors an unforgettable experience. This state-of-the-art 1,700-seat facility hosts a variety of performances throughout the year, including major concerts, plays, operas, dance productions, musical theatre and special events.
The GIG and Hart Studio Museum
Belmont's Gallery of Iconic Guitars (The GIG) and Frederick Hart Studio Museum are two must-see destinations for visitors. The GIG houses a collection of rare and vintage guitars that have played a significant role in music history, while the Hart Studio Museum offers visitors a chance to explore the works and creative process of the late American sculptor, Frederick Hart.
