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"Social entrepreneurship... [has] dual objectives: you have to solve the social problem and do it in a way that creates a sustainable revenue flow." Tuck Clinical Professor Curt Welling
"Social entrepreneurship... [has] dual objectives: you have to solve the social problem and do it in a way that creates a sustainable revenue flow." Tuck Clinical Professor Curt Welling
Join us for the premiere of the Hop-commissioned new work by Gabriel Kahane, performed by Gandelsman as part of his compelling anthology.
Gather at Next Stage Arts Project in Putney, VT for an anthology of compelling new works for the virtuoso violinist, including a Hop commission.
A sneak peek at a new episode from Season 4 of the critically-acclaimed HBO series about four fabulous drag queens using their art to spread love, awareness and connection. Discussion follows.
This touching, satirical Best Adapted Screenplay winner stars Jeffrey Wright as a writer whose world upends when his book lampooning Black stereotypes instead becomes a media darling.
Hear about "sun-centered," the Hop-commission by David Lang, ahead of the concert.
Celebrate the journey from darkness to light with one of the world's leading performers of Renaissance choral music.
Meet interdisciplinary collaborators and learn about arts integration at Dartmouth
The trailblazing musician and her newly-formed ensemble create new avenues for international jazz and improvised music.
A heartfelt new biopic of the Jamaican musical icon, his rise to fame and his attempts to bring peace through music.
A dazzling, colorful trio of soloists, including pianist-in-residence Sally Pinkas, presents works by Beethoven, Bruch, Foote and White.
Returning to the Hop for its eighth season, this beloved shorts program celebrates extraordinary women tackling incredible feats in the name of adventure.
An audiovisual installation and performance project that mutates the highly personalized content-sharing algorithm on TikTok into a motion-activated synthesizer.
A springtime block party welcoming students and the wider Hanover and Upper Valley communities with performances ranging from R&B to neo-soul to hip-hop to DC's own go-go music.
A Stone Age tribe is hunted by a mysterious entity in this wondrously atmospheric survival thriller, which unfolds in a fictional language. Discussion follows
The bittersweet tale of a Parisian courtesan (soprano Angel Blue) and her fleeting brush with true romance.
What is within the beyond? "TechniTerra: A Sonic Transmission," is an immersive exploration of this inquiry.
A timeless piece of music where precepts of time and space are conjured.
With whimsy, romance, swagger and laughs, this 75-minute compilation of the year's best UK-made adverts and PSAs makes for an utterly unique, fun night out. Toodle-pip!
Laura Dern, Donald Glover, Jason Momoa and more advocate for the growing Regenerative Agriculture movement in this urgent, yet upbeat environmental doc.
Head-boppin' hip-hop for the whole family.
Actor and playwright Sharon Washington '81 shares the joys and challenges of developing a one-woman play about her life in this moving documentary.
C.J. Obasi's modern fable deploys vivid black-and-white cinematography to explore an upset of power in a West African village that worships the Mermaid-deity Mami Wata.
A stuntman (Ryan Gosling) tries to win back the love of his life (Emily Blunt) by tracking down a missing movie star in this comedic love letter to action flicks.
Joseph Fiennes rallies a losing English football team in this exciting, fast-paced play about pressure, redemption and the quest for greatness.
Curated by the Dartmouth Asian American Studies Collective (DAASC), these short films look at queerness, transness and transnationality with a softened gaze.