Performance
Winter 2023
The fearless and astonishing choir explores new works by leading contemporary composers.
Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth
Winter Films
Now on sale—a sizzling mix of Oscar frontrunners, powerful social justice films, unforgettable theater on the big screen and more.
view the filmsThe Hop Reimagined
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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Ensembles
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.
Student Workshops
Hone your craft with hands-on projects in wood, metal/jewelry and clay—no experience needed!
Hop Fellows Program
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.
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 Arts are Everywhere
As the Hop's iconic building undergoes renovation and expansion, our offerings will be popping up in venues all across campus and the Upper Valley.
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Arts Everywhere: Winter at the Hop
With the Hop closed for expansion, arts spaces and venues pop up all across campus.
Remembering Bill Pence
Bill co-founded the Telluride Film Festival with Stella Pence, James Card and Tom Luddy in 1974, and for 33 years served as Co-Director/President of the National Film Preserve, Ltd., that produces the festival.
Mary Lou Aleskie Expands Her Vision for the Hop
As the arts center prepares for renovation, the director begins her second term.
Just for You
Learn more about the opportunities and benefits available to you!