Thu, Sep 17, 8 pm
Oscar-winning animators ("Spider-Verse," "The Lego Movie") Phil Lord '97 & Chris Miller '97 share tales from the Hollywood trenches with Dartmouth student filmmakers.

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Wed, Sep 23, 8 pm
Join members of the Coast and its director Taylor Ho Bynum to watch and live-chat about their journey recording an album.

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In the Spirit Artist Roundtable
Wed, Sep 30, 8 pm
A dynamic kick-off to our "In the Spirit" series.
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Landa Lakes: The Wisdom of Long Nails
Thur, Nov 12, 8 pm
An evening of traditional and contemporary Native American storytelling.

Snowflake Calvert: Seeds & Sequins
Thur, Jan 21, 8pm
A personal exploration of Indigenous, Black and Queer identities with artist Europa Grace.

Wed, Oct 7, 8 pm
Join Dartmouth College's Gospel Choir, Popular Music Ensembles and guest artists as they virtually celebrate the life of R&B and soul legend Bill Withers and use his music to spread sentiments of hope, solidarity and inspiration through a new virtual performance and video tributes.

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Wed, Oct 21, 8 pm
MacArthur Fellow and virtuosic mandolinist, composer and vocalist Chris Thile performs and welcomes guest singer-songwriter Aoife O’Donovan. Known for his work in the Grammy-winning bands Nickel Creek and Punch Brothers, Thile transcends the borders of conventional genres to create a distinct new music aesthetic.

Oct 31 - Nov 2, 7:30pm
A young woman struggles against despair during the Great Depression in this 3-part radio play.
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Sat, Nov 21, 8 pm
Anthony McGill, principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic, joins forces with award-winning pianist Gloria Chien. They perform
shimmering selections of Brahms and Weber with a contemporary spin.
Co-presented with Da Camera

Sat, Dec 12, 7pm
Bringing you the latest incarnation of Holiday Sauce - a virtual extravaganza to suit the moment.
A Hop co-commission.

Episode 1: The Journey Begins
Sat, Jan 9, 8 pm
Watch some of the virtual Dartmouth Idol auditions, with Walt Cunningham and contestants past and present commenting.

Missed the show? Watch it here>

Thu, Jan 14, 8pm
Top laureates and alumni of the acclaimed Sphinx Competition share excerpts from their “Uncovered” program. Performing compositions from artists such as Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and George Walker, they honor the forgotten roots of classical music.

Member Event: Exploring Classical Roots
Thu, Jan 14, 7:00pm
Discover the forgotten history of classical music with Catalyst Quartet. Open to Members at the Fan level and above.

Tue, Jan 26, 8pm
Join artist-activists for their insights on this critical moment of pandemic and protest along with original collaborative performances.

Sat, Feb 13, 7:30pm
Join us as actor, author, producer and gamer Felicia Day, along with other panelists, discuss their experiences of marginalized identities in the gaming and virtual world.

Fri, Feb 19, 8pm
A virtual live conversation with the wildly inventive comedian, actor, writer and producer. Hosted by powerhouse podcaster Latif Nasser.

Tue, Feb 23, 8pm
Tue, Mar 2, 8pm
Tue, Mar 9, 8pm
An awakening of the American consciousness.
 

Apr 5 - 11
 This multifaceted event, convened by a campus-wide Dartmouth collective, explores this complex, difficult and urgent issue through a series of discussions, art exhibits and films.

Thur, Apr 8, 8pm
Fri, Apr 9, 8pm
A theatrical project confronting our past, breathing into our present moment and envisioning our future.

Fri, Apr 16, 8pm
Wisdom from a legend in Broadway, television and film.

Thur, Apr 22, 8 pm
We must heal the circle. 

Tues, May 4, 8 pm
Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 for a discussion with bassist William Parker and historian Cisco Bradley.

This event has been postponed.
Four-time Grammy Award-winner and violin phenomenon Anne-Sophie Mutter joins us for an unforgettable experience. Known for “her trademark rich tone and flamboyant expressiveness” (The New York Times), Mutter has shaped the field of classical music for over 40 years. 

May 12 - 14, 8pm
Tune in for a stream of Kayhan Kalhor and his ensemble live from Kashan, Iran in memory of renowned Iranian vocalist Mohammad Reza Shajarian.

Tue, Sep 22, 9 pm
Over 1800 folks tuned in live to our fireside chat with Trevor Noah to hear The Daily Show host answer questions from Dartmouth students on how we can rise to the challenges of the moment. 

Thu, Sep 24, 8 pm
Meet the award-winning CNN anchor, journalist and author and learn about the adaptation of his 2012 bestseller The Outpost to the big screen.

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Thu, Oct 1, 8 pm 
Sewn from stories of young refugees, this theater piece fuses dance,  film, map-making and projections to explore the tragedy and wonder of young lives in motion.

Arts Education On Demand
Register for FREE, on demand access to a video of the production along with an educational study guide and lesson plans corresponding with curriculum standards. Available for the 20/21 Season.

Wed, Oct 14, 8 pm 
Join conductor Filippo Ciabatti for the performance along with DSO musicians who provide deeper insight in the live chat.

Pre-show chat with Prof. Ted Levin
Wed, Oct 14, 7:15 pm

Thu, Oct 29, 8 pm
Celebrate this Mexican tradition with Grammy-winning band Ozomatli.  The group’s blend of Latin, urban and hip-hop music styles promotes global unity and peace as well as the rights of youth, workers and Latinx people.

Tue, Nov 10, 8 pm
This lively performance features esteemed global musicians, including award-winning pipa player Wu Man and doira player Abbos Kosimov. They play unique musical selections and share their creative and cultural heritage.
Co-sponsored by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art and Aga Khan Museum.

Thu, Dec 3, 8 pm
Ring in the holidays with this Grammy-winning ensemble of  twelve male voices. Their tight musical adaptations offer fresh 
interpretations of classic Renaissance, jazz and gospel as well as venturesome new music.

Award-winning vocalist Nicole Heaston celebrates the holiday season. Watch the full playlist on YouTube>

Tue, Jan 12, 8pm
Imagining the future of theatrical ensemble work with arts leaders.

With Dr. Shamell Bell
Mon, Jan 18, 7:30pm
A radical embodied dialogue to imagine shared liberation.

Thu & Fri, Feb 11 & 12, 12:30pm
Convergence is a Hopkins Center initiative bridging arts and sciences to advance arts-integrative research and address urgent challenges including climate change and other global ills.

Wed, Feb 17, 8pm
Two Dartmouth student ensembles collaborate to present a major new work that joins jazz and classical music — and Shakespeare. Watch on YouTube>

Pre-Show Talk
Wed, Feb 17, 7:30pm
With Taylor Ho Bynum, Filippo Ciabatti, and Matthea Harvey. Watch on YouTube>

Mon, Feb 22, 8 pm
A Hop Co-commission
Dartmouth Dance Ensemble Director John Heginbotham’s company teams up with violinist Colin Jacobsen. Inspired by Niccolò Paganini’s 24 Caprices for Solo Violin, this original dance theater work reflects on our current times of challenge and renewal with intimate video vignettes.

Sat, Feb 27, 8:00pm
A virtual live conversation with "Pose" actor Angel Bismark Curiel. Moderated by writer Jordan McDonald '21.

Tue, Apr 6, 8pm
The grace found. The mystery at the heart of the tale. The healing that the art gifted her by her Nana, made possible.

Tue, Apr 13, 8 pm
Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 for a discussion with Warren Smith on music, improv and creative practice.

Wed, Apr 21, 8pm
Dartmouth students showcase their talents at this annual music competition.

Fri, Apr 23, 8 pm
Contemporary performance of both precision and passion with Alisa Weilerstein, cello and Inon Barnatan, piano.

Wed, May 5, 8 pm
In the Spirit artists look back on their work and imagine paths forward.

In Development
A Hop Original Production
An opera, a participatory action, a community ritual. Rooted in seven poetic movements and the driving musicality of an inventive score, this bold, activist opera invites audiences to rise up against the theft of Black breath, to meditate on our shared humanity and to join in the agency of shared resistance. 
Co-commissioned with Stanford Live.

Tue, May 18, 8 pm
Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 with guest Tomeka Reid, as they discuss art, improvisation and creative practice.