Calendar of Arts
Underbelly is a curated exhibition featuring six women artists exploring the edges of softness.
Organist Hannah Koby performs Messiaen's nine-movement suite La Nativité du Seigneur (The Nativity of the Lord) on the historic Aeolian-Skinner organ at First Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Allie Gonzalez`26, curator of A Measure of Value, will lead visitors on an exhibition tour followed by a discussion with coffee and desserts.
Timothy McCall, professor of art history and Bernard Lucci Endowed Chair in Italian Studies at Villanova University, will discuss fashion in Italian Renaissance art.
This lecture explores a range of socially engaged art practices. It considers how some seek to make community, some seek to expose inequity and some open new ideas of what democracy might mean.
Take a break in your week and join us for beautiful music performed by Dickinson students in our performance studies and chamber music programs.
The 2026 Stellfox Award recipient, Molly Peacock, will be in residency at Dickinson Feb. 18-20. Her residency includes a public reading in the Allison Great Hall.
You're invited to join The Trout Gallery for the opening reception for the Eadward Muybridge senior art history exhibition.
Join The Trout Gallery for a reception to celebrate the Measure of Value exhibition.
Class of 2026 art-history majors Anna Radigan, Abigail Alport and Lena Rimmer will discuss their curatorial work.
Venture "Into the Woods" during this theatre production directed by Barrymore Award-winner Shamus McCarty '10.
In her one-woman show, Israeli American artist and performer Neta Pulvermacher creatively explores her German-Jewish family history.
Featuring works made by Heike Liss and Barbara Karsch-Chaïeb during their six-week campus residencies.
Please join us for our spring reception celebrating the opening of the 2026 Senior Studio Art exhibition.
The Dickinson College Jazz Ensemble will present its spring 2026 concert.
The Dickinson College Choir presents works by Brahms, Fairouz and Orff that contend with turbulent periods of human history.
Senior studio-art majors Sarah R. Coates, Izzy Enrique, Johnny Nguyen, Miranda Sipe, Larry Vandyke, Christine Vill and Inés Zamora will discuss their artwork.
Student choreographers collaborate with Dickinson's student dance company, Dance Theatre Group (DTG), to present an evening of new choreographic works.
The Dickinson Orchestra will perform the Bacchanale from Samson and Delilah by Camille Saint-Saëns and Brahms' Symphony No. 2 in D Major.
A culminating concert for the talented students and faculty in Dickinson's chamber music program.
A culminating concert 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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Highlights include a show about Jewish-German family history, a musical classic, works by women artists, thoughts on arts and democracy, and a reading by a renowned poet, essayist and biographer.
