Calendar of Arts
André Leon Gray is an interdisciplinary, self-taught artist who seeks to engage the public in a critical dialogue that challenges power structures and disrupts social hierarchies.
Enjoy an evening of music by Dickinson voice faculty members and guest-artists.
Take a break in your week and join us for beautiful music performed by students in Dickinson's performance-studies and chamber-music programs.
The Trout Gallery will celebrate the opening of this exhibition with free drinks and appetizers.
Celebrate a Homecoming tradition with The Dickinson Faculty Jazz Group when they perform a program of jazz tunes from the past and present by a variety of composers.
Directed by Karen Lordi-Kirkham with guest designers Trui Malten and Jojo Siu.
An opportunity for visitors to see artworks made by community members.
Join us as we celebrate the artistry of David Driskell.
Hub New Music Ensemble will conclude their Dickinson Residency with a public concert.
Get ready to enjoy new favorites and jazz classics during the fall Jazz Ensemble concert!
This exhibition offers a preview of artworks made by Dickinson studio art majors during the fall semester, as part of their yearlong senior seminar.
Choreographed by guest-artists from Orange Grove Dance and performed by the daring students of the Dance Theatre Group.
The Dickinson College Choir, under the direction of Lisa Turchi, will perform Cantique.
All performances are free and open to the public.
Don't miss the Dickinson Orchestra's fall 2024 concert.
The chamber-music concerts are culminating performances for the talented students and faculty in Dickinson's chamber-music program.
Join us for this special 25th-anniversary concert, as performance-studies students compete for the chance to perform as the featured artist in the Dickinson Orchestra’s spring 2025 concert.
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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