The Met opens its season with this landmark work: the first performance of an opera by a Black composer with co-direction by the first Black director of a mainstage production.
Visionary artists will make the Hop their home. Collaborations will cross disciplines. And our adventurous community will gather again.
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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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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.
Hone your craft with hands-on projects in wood, metal/jewelry and clay—no experience needed!
Considering a career in the arts? The Fellows Program allows Dartmouth students to explore the field of arts administration and grow as leaders by taking on responsibilities in various Hop departments.
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 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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"A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle" shines new light on the classic album.
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