Calendar of Arts
Celebrate the start of the fall semester with The Trout Gallery.
To live “hand to mouth” is to survive with very little. In a sense, these works do just that--making the most out of humble, scrappy found materials.
Join us for an evening of song performed by Dickinson music faculty and moderated discussion between John Dickinson scholar Jane Calvert and Jeff Rosen of the National Constitution Center.
RE-MINING & RE-MELTING is a place-based, sustainable-ceramics collaborative research project supported by the Center for Sustainability Education and Dickinson's Research & Development Committee.
Participants are invited to take a walk through Dickinson College’s campus to connect Carlisle trees with works of art on display in BRANCH: Trees in American Art at The Trout Gallery.
This recital celebrates two inspiring musicians and the legacy left in the absence of their voices.
Artist Sam Van Aken, whose work, Untitled (Plum Boles) 2014-2017, is on view in the exhibition Branch, will give a public lecture about his work.
Join Jesse Price, Land Stewardship Director for the Central Pennsylvania Conservancy, for a hands-on workshop exploring an innovative way to support local wildlife while managing invasive plants.
This program is co-sponsored by The Trout Gallery and is in conjunction with the Trout Gallery exhibition Branch: Trees in American Art. It is part of the Clarke Forum’s annual theme, Revolutions.
Layla Marcelle visits Dickinson through the Sylvia J. Smith Artist-in-Residence Program.
Neta Pulvermacher is an acclaimed Israeli/American choreographer, dancer, director and a Professor of Dance at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (JAMD).
California-based artist Noah Shem Kline will exhibit recent works that incorporate elements of drawing, painting, and collage.
Take a break in your week and join us for beautiful music performed by Dickinson students from our Performance Studies and Chamber Music programs.
Visitors are invited to enjoy free food and beverages as we celebrate the opening of Artifice: Aura and Authenticity from Ancient Molds to Machine Learning.
Join The Trout Gallery and the Central Pennsylvania Conservancy for a special tree dedication ceremony celebrating the planting of three new trees at Letort Spring Garden Preserve.
The sophisti-pop trio StarWound will perform original songs based on the works of living poets, among them Dickinson’s poet-in-residence, Adrienne Su.
This program is in conjunction with the Trout Gallery exhibition Branch: Trees in American Art. It is also part of the Clarke Forum’s Leadership in an Age of Uncertainty Series.
The program features works by Bach, Rozman, Curenton and others.
Known for performing contemporary chamber music for voice and violin, Duo della Luna (Susan Botti and Airi Yoshioka) will join us for an evening of film and music.
Democracy in Motion: A Dance Concert promises to showcase the medium of dance as a vehicle for democratic collective action in all its messy and stunning ways.
The orchestra will perform selections by Corigliano, Beethoven (with soloist Emmanuel Borowsky), Rimsky-Korsakov and Farrenc.
Democracy in Motion: A Dance Concert, promises to showcase the medium of dance as a vehicle for democratic collective action in all its messy and stunning ways.
Join us for the 27th annual concerto competition.
Featuring compositions by Burleigh, Carter, Copland, Ellington, Lauridsen, Marsalis, Monk, Nelson, Thompson, Whitacre and Zaremba.
The culminating concerts for the talented students and faculty of the Dickinson 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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From ecological art to democracy in movement and sound to the stories imprinted in American trees, there are plenty of intriguing and inspiring things to explore at Dickinson this fall.
