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In tandem with the National Classics Honor Society Conference, guest-artists Jack Sutte (trumpet) and Craig Ketter (piano) return to Dickinson for an evening of music.
Take a break in your week and join us for beautiful music performed by Dickinson students from our performance-studies and chamber-music programs.
Sarah Lewis of Harvard University will discuss her forthcoming book, Unseen Truth: How Race Changed Sight in America.
Composer-pianist Maria Corley will join the Dickinson community for an evening of music.
Presented by Emil R. and Tamar Weiss Prize awardee Brianna Weber '24.
This concert is made possible by the Title IX & Sexual Respect Office and the Department of Music.
An exhibition of recent work by Belle O'Shaughnessy '23, the 2023-24 studio art post-bac resident intern in the Department of Art & Art History.
The Dickinson College Choir will explore social-justice themes through music that includes works by Alice Parker and Artist-in-Residence Maria Corley.
Under the collective direction of Dickinson’s studio art faculty.
In collaboration with Dickinson's student dance company, Dance Theatre Group (DTG), student-choreographers present an evening of new choreographic works,.
The Dickinson College Jazz Ensemble will present its spring concert.
In collaboration with Dickinson's student dance company, Dance Theatre Group (DTG), student-choreographers present an evening of new choreographic works.
This concert features a work by William Grant Still and a performance by the winner of Dickinson's Concert Competition.
The first of two culminating concerts for the talented students and faculty of Dickinson's chamber-music program.
The second of two culminating concerts for the talented students and faculty of Dickinson's chamber-music program.
Events listed in the Calendar of Arts are subject to change. Please contact the appropriate department prior to an event to confirm that it will take place as listed.
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