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Pratt Music Hall offers rehearsal and performance spaces as well as teaching studios, classrooms, a computer/keyboard lab, and book, score, and recording libraries. Practice rooms are sized for a single person or a chamber ensemble, and include a virtual acoustic practice room.

Kendall’s three state-of-the-art studio spaces offer dynamic, professional environments for both classes and performances. The Studio Theater features a sprung marley floor and seating for up to 180 guests, serving as the venue for main stage productions and select classes throughout the week. Studio 2 provides a smooth wooden floor ideal for street dance and other percussive forms, while Studio 3, equipped with a marley surface, supports ballet and modern technique in a focused, spacious setting.

Rooke Theater is the home for theater arts, supporting both academic classes and main stage productions. The facility includes a 180-seat proscenium theater used for performances and instruction, as well as a flexible black box space for student work. Students also gain hands-on experience in the fully equipped scene and costume shops, where they help bring productions to life through set construction, costume design, and technical artistry. 

The Art Building, home to the Art Studio and Art History departments, offers ample classroom space; spacious, well-lit drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture studios; a digital printmaking lab; and a senior studio with individual studios for senior art majors. The building also supports the Film Media program with specialized classrooms and production studios, as well as Gamble Auditorium, an indoor amphitheater-style venue where students screen films, present projects, and share their work with the community. 

Located on the second floor of Blanchard Hall, the student art gallery is reserved for curated art shows showcasing the talents of student creators. This rotating display of artwork challenges busy students to take a moment to stop in and appreciate the creations of their peers on their way from class to class.

The 91����Ƶapp�ƽ�� Art Museum houses a nationally recognized comprehensive collection of more than 17,000 art objects in nine well-lit art galleries and the Carson teaching gallery. Special strengths include Asian art; nineteenth- and twentieth-century European and American paintings and sculpture; Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art; medieval sculpture; early Italian Renaissance paintings; and extensive collections of prints, drawings, and photographs.

The Joseph Allen Skinner Museum, administered by the Art Museum, is a twentieth-century cabinet of curiosities housed in a nineteenth-century reconstructed church. Consisting of the diverse collections of Joseph Skinner (1867–1946), a local manufacturer and philanthropist, the museum presents an eclectic mix of objects from western Massachusetts and around the world.