Oftentimes, the most memorable submissions for Christ School's arts and literary magazine come from unlikely sources. Such is the case again this year. The Struan, a 64-page annual collection of works from Greenie students and faculty, was published last week.

Christ School junior Aaron Chen '20 has been chosen to play cello for the second summer in a row with Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra 2 (NYO2).

Asheville's renowned arts scene owes a great deal to the Montford Park Players. The theater company puts on the longest running Shakespeare festival in North Carolina and entertains more than 10,000 patrons a year. And when the Montford Park Players need one of the area's most capable directors, they often look to Christ School.

Christ School sophomore William David '21 is the winner of two Silver Keys in this year's Western North Carolina Regional Scholastic Art Awards.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Association of Asheville and Buncombe County was a little hesitant to allow a youth to speak at its 2018 candlelight service. Kobi Selby '19 not only calmed any fears, he earned a repeat invitation.

The reviews are in for the first year of Winter Film at Christ School.

Max Masiello '20 hears a melody in his head and a song usually follows. The creative process has worked enough times that the musically-inclined Greenie released his first album this month.

Kobi Selby '19 can light up a room with his words, a talent that shone through at this past weekend's North Carolina Theater Conference High School Play Festival. The Christ School senior took home prizes for Excellence in Writing and Excellence in Acting from the festival held Friday and Saturday at Gardner-Webb University

Rehearsals are underway for a play that Christ School has done before. But don't let that fool you. Mary Dillon has mapped out a year that is unlike any since she took over the Theater Department in 2001.

Cover to cover, Christ School's creativity shines through each year in the Struan.

Zack Grella '19 can do it all when it comes to video.

Christ School sophomore Aaron Chen '20 is among 80 nationwide high school musicians, and the only one from North Carolina, to be chosen for Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra 2 (NYO2). The intensive four-week summer program begins in late June in New York City.

Start with the acronym. S.C.A.T.E. stands for Sharing Creative Arts Through Expression. S.C.A.T.E Night has become all that and more in its two years at Christ School.

The Struan is a decades-old tradition that never gets old for Emily Pulsifer.

Filming whales in The Bahamas is every bit as fun as it sounds. And rewarding as well for one Christ School graduate who was born and raised in the islands.

Jimmy Burke '18 sees a little of himself in the superheroes he draws. The creative freedom that pulsates through the Kennedy-Herterich Art Studio will do that to a boy.

It's no secret. Christ School sophomore Aaron Chen '20 is one of Asheville's best young instrumentalists, a fact confirmed over Christmas Break.