POP Arts-Power of Performing Arts

03/23/2026

One thing I have always loved about our POP Arts community is that it is still alive and well in terms of the community we built even after all of these years. At this time, one of our POP Arts family members is in need. Jamie Isley was involved in a horrible incident that has left much of his bottom half burned. He is in an ICU in a hospital in Memphis far from home with his mother by his side. Memphis is not home to the Isley’s and their resources there are limited. The cost of food in the hospital is costly and Mary will need a place to eventually rest. They may be there for weeks.

If you are able and willing, please contribute to their needs via Venmo -Isley-1 with last four digits of her phone number being 4622. If you would like to contribute in some other way, reach out to Cindy Chambers at [email protected]. Jamie and his family need your positive thoughts and prayers as well. Thank you in advance POP Arts!

06/30/2022

We are saddened by the loss of our cast member and friend, Aaron Hiscutt. We would love to have as many POP Arts cast to join us at his service this Saturday wearing POP Arts shirts. To the Most Interesting Man in the World (final showcase role), you will be missed. ❤️

Aaron James Hiscutt, our beloved son, grandson, brother, nephew, uncle, and friend passed away suddenly on Monday June 27, 2022.

05/04/2020

05/04/2020

03/30/2020

Three special education faculty members from East Tennessee State University are reaching out to offer assistance to teachers and parents who are now trying to educate students at home who have severe disabilities, such as significant Autism or significant cognitive, physical or sensory disabilities...

03/24/2020

Check out this new resource for educating your child offered by ETSU Clemmer College

This page is hosted by faculty and students in ETSU's Clemmer College to offer educational support and resources during Covid-19. If you post questions faculty and staff will answer those questions as they come in.

03/20/2020

ACCESS ETSU information session will be held online via Zoom, Friday, March 27, 2020, 4:00 PM.
For more information, please visit our website: https://www.etsu.edu/coe/access/
Or contact Dr. Pamela Mims, Associate Dean of Research and Grants, by email at [email protected]

02/18/2020

More POP Arts fun!

02/11/2020

We are so very excited about our new partnership with Kids Like Us! We are equally excited about our new amazing cast. Thanks for coming out tonight and see you next week!

02/04/2020

WOW! Thank you for your overwhelming interest in POP Arts! We are at capacity for the Spring 2020 Season!

02/04/2020

***UPDATE**** WOW! Thank you for your overwhelming interest in POP Arts! We are now at capacity for the Spring 2020 Season!

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Greetings, POP Arts Family!
Excellent news: POP Arts will be taking place in collaboration with Kids Like Us in Watauga, Tennessee this season, and we would LOVE to see you return as we launch this new collaborative effort!

If you are not familiar with Kids Like Us Community Learning Center , check them out!
This organization is doing incredible things, and we are thrilled to be adding POP Arts to their programming this season.

If you would like to join us, we would love to see you!

We will be having a weekly session this semester on Monday evenings, and there are a limited number of spots available.
Please email Joy at [email protected] as soon as possible if you would like to join us or would like more information!

(Please note that we will be requiring all POP Arts cast members who are not members of Kids Like Us to contribute $40 to Kids Like Us this season, due at the first session.)

Again, there are limited spots available, so please email Joy at [email protected] quickly if you would like to join or would like more information!

We are looking forward to hearing from you all and hope to see you soon!

1...2...3.... POP ARTS!

Kids Like Us "When the world is focused on the disability, we focus on the possibility." All children and young adults, regardless of ability or disability, should have the same opportunity to connect with others, to be able to learn

11/16/2019

Check out Will!