There are many ways to engage with the arts on and around campus! From author talks to exhibitions, dance classes to music performances, film screenings to painting nights, this page features events related to performing, visual, and literary arts.
Featured Events
Music in the Real World
2024-25 Colloquium hosted by Blair School of Music
The colloquium’s primary focus of investigation will be on music’s radical potential as a force for good in the world. Guest artists and local musicians will share their experience, expertise, and creative breakthroughs for making music in a wide array of contexts and communities, with diverse strategies for building new communities, seeking social justice, addressing marginalized individuals, collaborating with various institutions, and promoting human flourishing.
Fall Events:
Richard Casper, CreatiVets
Monday, September 16, Turner Hall, 7:00pm
Peter Sheppard Skærved, Knowledge Exchange Violin
Monday, October 21, Turner Hall, 7:30pm
Arreon Harley-Emerson, Equity Sings
Wednesday, November 20, Turner Hall, 8:00pm
Jim Keller, producer, publisher, composer (in conversation with Jen Gunderman)
Thursday, December 4, Turner Hall, 8pm
Monday, September 16, Turner Hall, 7:00pm
Peter Sheppard Skærved, Knowledge Exchange Violin
Monday, October 21, Turner Hall, 7:30pm
Arreon Harley-Emerson, Equity Sings
Wednesday, November 20, Turner Hall, 8:00pm
Jim Keller, producer, publisher, composer (in conversation with Jen Gunderman)
Thursday, December 4, Turner Hall, 8pm
Arts and Libraries Event Calendar
We want to feature as many arts related events as possible. Is your event not featured? Be sure to tag it "Incunabula" in the University calendar.
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