2019 Season Opening Reception Saturday, April 27, 3-6PM Aidron Duckworth Museum, Meriden Please join us for the opening of our 2019 exhibition season on April 27. On view are two incredible exhibitions: –AN OCEAN OF…
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Oom Pah enthusiasts, this is your day! Sing & Play Festival, May 18, 2-6 pm Upper Valley Music Center, Lebanon Do you live for Octoberfest and the strains of oom-pah music floating through the air?…
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Handel Messiah Saturday, May 18 at 8PM Sunday, May 19 at 2PM Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts, Dartmouth College Hear the complete Handel Messiah with a full chorus and orchestra and marvelous soloists. Despite its…
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Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble Saturday, May 4, 8PM Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center for the Arts, Dartmouth College A first for the Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble: Its spring concert will include a major work (23 minutes) written…
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‘Patinoire’ Wednesday & Thursday, May 1 & 2 Hopkins Center Dartmouth College Being just across the border from the “nouveau cirque” mecca of Quebec means we can present lots of great “artisanal” circus! Patinoire is one such…
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Dartmouth College Gospel Choir Sunday, April 28 HOP, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Come on out for the uplifting music of the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir, led by Walt Cunningham and backed by a big band. Information…
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Pianist, Mitsuko Uchida’s Thursday, April 25 Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Pianist Mitsuko Uchida’s storied career spans dozens of acclaimed recordings and performances, and she also leads Vermont’s Marlboro Music Festival. She has earned a reputation for…
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AVA’S MUDROOM PRESENTS What I Did for Money Thursday, June 13 Food at 6:30pm | Storytelling at 7pm Advance Mudroom tickets for AVA members are on sale now! The evening’s theme What I Did for Money will be…
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Intentional Spaces: Call for Entries PhotoPlace Gallery, AVA Gallery DEADLINE: April 29 Humans create spaces to serve many purposes: to make us feel safe, comforted, fearful, humbled, awestruck, or inspired. The space may be a cozy…
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“Understory” by the Brooklyn Youth Chorus Tuesday, April 16, 5:30 PM $0.00 – $0.00 Russo Atrium, Hood Museum of ArtFree and unticketed Young singers speak for the trees! The versatile and polished Brooklyn Youth Chorus performs a sound installation…
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