Bring on the cheetos! Happy Hour thrusts you into that modern American affair, the Office Party—complete with drinks, karaoke and clueless dudes.

Rousing electro-pop and smoldering lead vocals address modern Middle Eastern social issues.

Three Dartmouth seniors are the soloists for three concertos.

“One of the most beguiling artists in jazz for more than half a century.” -Denver Post

New and contemporary gospel music by a big choir, soloists and big band.

Exciting wind band repertoire by a dynamic student-community orchestra.

Time-travel to the Jewish ghetto of 17th-century Italy with America’s foremost early music ensemble.

The Hop’s resident orchestra plays Mozart and Sibelius.

The Hop’s town-gown chorus performs great choral music, with orchestra and soloists.

A young Native artist takes a multigenerational journey back in time.

Old and new work by legendary women-led dance company.

Internationally acclaimed pipa virtuoso Wu Man and a brilliant ensemble of friends launches Lunar New Year with an evening of music from the Golden Age of China.

Enter the golden sound world of 17th-century Spain with a beloved early music master.

Exciting wind band repertoire by a dynamic student-community orchestra.

Four Victorian women discover unexpected freedom in the underground subculture of women’s boxing.

A beloved illustrator’s books hop from page to stage.

An immersive work of sound and sculpture by acclaimed composer and Dartmouth faculty.

Ebullient world music diva reimagines the Talking Heads’ landmark 1980 album.  

Seventeen-piece ensemble explores the ecstatic common ground of Arabic music and jazz.  

Fusing dance, film, map-making and sound sensor technology to explore the stories of modern migration.

The ensemble’s graduating seniors call the tunes in this end-of-the-year tradition.

Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra, Handel Society, and Glee Club collaborate on Britten’s major work—a cry for peace featuring three Dartmouth ensembles.

Sankofa reaches deep into the urban experiences of black Colombians and pulls out a vibrant new work of dance theater.

Sizzling jazz piano and vocals, from late-night TV to the Hop. 

One the world’s most compelling string quartets plays John Adams, Osvaldo Golijov and Haydn.

Mozart’s best-loved opera is transposed to South Africa—and marimba.

Irresistible dance-based selections by a beloved piano duo.

Great choral music from an all-student ensemble.

Acclaimed 1996 parable about 17th-century Londoners facing devastating plague.

An all-Beethoven program by one of today’s great violinists.

A spectacular “new circus” journey into winter!

A journey into the world of young urban men, through words, music, dance and multimedia.

Hear the fascinating result of a 40-year collaboration.

Dartmouth pulls out all the stops for this celebration of gorgeous, heartfelt singing!

Early 20th-century French and Latin American music in this captivating program.

Two of Dartmouth’s flagship student ensembles present two evenings of jazz, classical music and Shakespeare.

Dartmouth pulls out all the stops for this celebration of gorgeous, heartfelt singing!

Exploring two diverse composers through classical music, jazz and poetry.

Animated projections and real-time shadow play in two imaginative works celebrating the Earth.

An evening-long voyage of the soul through dance and music by four of American’s leading artists in dance and music.

New and contemporary gospel music by a big choir, soloists and big band.

Exciting wind band repertoire by a dynamic student-community orchestra.

A dramatic investigation of sports and young women’s coming of age in middle-class America.

Original contemporary dance by student/community ensemble.