Experience World-Class Artists

Discover artists from around the globe, catch your friends performing and watch great movies. Dartmouth students get free tickets to all Hop@Home events this season! When we’re back on the stage and on screen, you'll never spend more than $10 for a student ticket.

Practice & Perform

If you sing, play an instrument or dance, look into participating in a Hop Ensemble! Work with outstanding professionals in choral music, jazz, gospel, pop, symphonic music, wind band music and contemporary dance.

Watch Great Movies

Hop Film shows bold new movies and cinematic favorites on demand and hosts live chats with inspiring filmmakers. Dartmouth students get free tickets to all Hop@Home films this season! And if you're a film fanatic, drop in on a Dartmouth Film Society meeting to talk about the latest movies.

Uncover Arts as Activism

DRB LAB: Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR)—composer, violinist, activist, educator, creator—is in residence at the Hopkins Center as the Roth Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Dartmouth. DBR will be hosting a monthly salon as well as visiting classes throughout the year.

Hone Your Craft

Sign up for the Workshops new Make It At Home series and get your hands dirty with wood, jewelry and clay—no experience needed!

Student Jobs in the Arts

Connect with other arts-lovers, get a quick job or launch a career in the creative sector while working alongside industry professionals and gaining valuable resume-building experience.

Considering a career in the arts? Become a Hop Fellow to explore the field of arts administration and grow as a leader.

Socialize with Your Friends

Thursday Night Live offers students, faculty and community members a place to come together and enjoy late-night performances from exciting emerging artists.

Dartmouth Opera Lab

Developing student opera talent and presenting rare, fresh and engaging vocal music in informal settings.

Email Filippo Ciabatti to find out more.

Connect with the Arts District

The Hop sits alongside the newly renovated Hood Museum and the Black Family Visual Arts Center and is at the core of a burgeoning Arts District at Dartmouth's south end, that is devoted to the visual, media and performing arts.