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There are now two ways to watch this sold out performance!

Grab a blanket and join us for a simulcast of We Are Water live on the Dartmouth Green starting at 8 pm.
Dress warmly! Bring a picnic! Chairs provided at the event, but we recommend bringing blankets.

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PLUS: Pre-show Square Dance Lessons on the Green | 7 pm
Kick off We Are Water: A Northeast Celebration with a lively evening of music and movement led by a four-piece Vermont band and dance caller Sarah Gibson. 

Yo-Yo Ma and friends present an evening of songs and stories to ask how the waters of the North—from Kwenitekw (the Connecticut River) to Supeq (the ocean) and Punkik (the Arctic North)—connect us to each other and to our past, present, and future.

Inspired by our region and commissioned for the reopening of the Hopkins Center. In collaboration with the Department of Native American and Indigenous Studies, Native American Program, Department of Anthropology, Department of Music, Department of Geography, Sustainability Office and Dartmouth House Communities.

Yo-Yo Ma is a 2025/26 Montgomery Fellow. During his time on campus, he will develop the work We Are Water and engage with Dartmouth and community members.

We Are Water Artists:

Yo-Yo Ma H'19, Jeremy Dutcher, Mali Obomsawin '18 and Chris Newell '96
with Andri Snaer Magnason 
and special guests Ida Mae Specker, Lauren Stevens and Roger Paul

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We Are Water Dartmouth Steering Committee:

Bruce Duthu (NAIS)
Rosi Kerr '97 (Sustainability)
Sienna Craig (Anthropology, House Communities)
Ted Levin (Department of Music)

Please note: no recording or rebroadcasting of this event is allowed.

Artwork: Lokotah Sanborn