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Get Tickets×The Hopkins Center, designed by Wallace Harrison, the architect of Lincoln Center and the United Nations Building in New York City, has served as the cultural hub of the Dartmouth College campus in Hanover, NH, since it first opened in November 1962.
Venues at the Hopkins Center include the 900-seat Spaulding Auditorium, the 480-seat Moore Theater, the Warner Bentley Theater (a flexible "black box" space with up to 180 seats), a small recital hall, plus rehearsal and practice rooms for music and drama. Art facilities include workshops, studios, and galleries.
A 900-seat concert hall and film theater with excellent acoustics, transfer arm seats and removable seats to accommodate wheelchairs.
A 480-seat venue for dance and theatre with balcony, transfer arm seats and removable seats to accommodate wheelchairs.
An intimate theater that can be arranged in a variety of ways including in-the-round and with a raised stage. Maximum of 181 seats.
A state-of-the-art classroom and movie theater located on Lebanon Street adjacent to the Hop. Maximum seating is 238.
A 91-seat recital hall and classroom located in the Department of Music.
A nondenominational house of worship where various musical concerts are performed. Located on College Street opposite the Green.
An outdoor performance space on the Dartmouth campus, off Observatory Road, just northeast of the Hop across Wheelock Street.
Flexible performance/meeting spaces. Limited availability with a capacity of 49 persons. For questions or further information contact hopkins.center.facilities@cloud.dartmouth.edu
The galleries and exhibition spaces in the Hop display works by guest artists, faculty, students and alumni. Hours are Tuesday–Saturday, 12:30–10 pm, and Sunday, 12:30–5:30 pm.
Jaffe-Friede Gallery, Strauss Galleries, Barrows Rotunda & The Booth