Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth

An audio theatre experience for families to do in their homes together. Created by Zoë Barry, Tahli Corin, Liz Francis, Nikita Hederics and Sarah Lockwood.

April 17 - 25

Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble Fall 2019

Performance

20/21 Hop Ensemble

Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble

Culley Concerto Competition

Dartmouth students showcase their talents at this annual music competition.

DeLesslin George-Warren

Manu

We must heal the circle.

Meet Alisa and Inon

Meet cellist Alisa Weilerstein and pianist Inon Barnatan in a Zoom gathering preceding their virtual performance.

April 23

Performance

20/21 Hop Presents

Weilerstein & Barnatan

Contemporary performance of both precision and passion with Alisa Weilerstein, cello and Inon Barnatan, piano.

April 23

Public Talk

20/21 Hop Original

Coastin' Creative Music Conversations

William Parker & Cisco Bradley

with Taylor Ho Bynum, director of the Coast Jazz Orchestra

Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 for a discussion with bassist William Parker and historian Cisco Bradley.

May 04

Public Talk

20/21 Hop Original

In the Spirit: Artist Roundtable

Queer & Indigenous Reflections

In the Spirit artists look back on their work and imagine paths forward.

Lost in the Desert Sky

in memory of Mohammed Reza Shajarian

Tune in for a stream of Kayhan Kalhor and his ensemble live from Kashan, Iran in memory of renowned Iranian vocalist Mohammad Reza Shajarian.

May 12 - 14

Public Talk

20/21 Classes & Workshops

Artist Conversation

Indigenous Jewelry Today

four perspectives from Hawaii to New York

A dynamic conversation on topics from design to accountability within contemporary artistic practice. Moderated by Diné artist, Sháńdíín Brown '20.

May 13

Public Talk

20/21 Hop Hosted

TEDxDartmouth

Reimagine

Six speakers invite us to reimagine the world through new, challenging and cross-disciplinary ideas—in short, "ideas worth spreading."

May 15

Public Talk

20/21 Hop Original

Coastin' Creative Music Conversations

Tomeka Reid

with Taylor Ho Bynum, director of the Coast Jazz Orchestra

Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 with guest Tomeka Reid, as they discuss art, improvisation and creative practice.

May 18

Performance

20/21 Hop Ensemble

Dartmouth Idol Finals

Acts 1–3

Join Walt Cunningham and eight finalists for three virtual nights of Dartmouth Idol. Watch all the contestants and vote for your favorite!

May 20 - 28

Performance

20/21 Music Department

Dartmouth Opera Lab

The Medium

Music. Madness. Murder. Opera. A multimedia opera tailored to the virtual stage.

May 24

Special Event

20/21 Special Event

2021 Arts at Dartmouth Awards

Join us in celebrating outstanding Dartmouth student artists.

May 25

Performance

20/21 Hop Ensemble

Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble

Spring Concert

Join the DCWE as they perform three world premieres along with highlights from their 20-21 virtual season.

May 25

Thursday Night Live - Patrice Williamson Quartet 2019

Students in the Arts

The Hop is the key place on campus for experiencing the arts—as a performer, audience member, fellow, film buff, craftsperson, or crew member.

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Student playing cello in the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra

Eight dynamic performing groups, led by superb professional artists, offer Dartmouth students the chance to work with outstanding professionals in choral music, jazz, gospel, pop, symphonic music, concert band and contemporary dance.

Dartmouth students in the Ceramics Studio

Student Workshops

Hone your craft with hands-on projects in wood, metal/jewelry and clay—no experience needed!

Students and teachers collaborate in the Hop Garage

Hop Fellows Program

The Hopkins Center provides a variety of rehearsal and collaboration spaces for students which can be reserved in advance.

Dartmouth student at the soundboard during a theater performance

Career Development

The Hop is much more than a place for arts students and visiting performers. It is also a vital hub where students, faculty and the Dartmouth community connect and share ideas.

The Hop & Call to Lead

The Hop project is a focus of The Call to Lead campaign and marks an important milestone in Dartmouth's ongoing, $180M investment in its Arts District. Building on the Hop's founding vision, the upcoming redesign will support more ambitious creation of cross-disciplinary work onsite by resident artists, students and faculty.

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