A jazz guitar recital featuring Will Gerrish ‘22, Sam Tabrisky ‘22, and Carson Peck ‘22, joined by special guests and students of Jason Ennis's IIP Guitar studio.

Oscar winners Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren star in this priceless story of how one man stole a national treasure—then stole the nation's hearts.

Presenting works by Hummel, Perichetti, Rimsky-Korsakov, Schulhoff, and Tansman, with Henry Danaher, piano.

Celebrate Dartmouth student artists with speeches and awards.

Join us for the FILM 44.04 spring term Student Final Screening with Prof. Shevaun Mizrahi.

What is the role of artists and intellectuals in safeguarding democracy? Join Distinguished Harris Visiting Professor Irmela von der Lühe and the Chair of Jewish Studies Veronika Fuechtner for an introduction to the exhibition Democracy Will Win, which details the anti-fascist activism of Nobel laureate Thomas Mann and its relevance for today. We will discuss particularly the role of his daughter Erika Mann (pictured). The exhibit is currently on view near the circulation desk at Baker-Berry Library. A reception will follow in the Treasure Room of Baker-Berry. With the support of the Jewish Studies Program, the Department of German Studies, the Dartmouth Library, and the Harris Distinguished Visiting Professorship Program.

The English and Creative Writing Department invites you to the 2022 Creative Writing Prizes Ceremony.

This in-person workshop fuses explorations of works of art in the galleries with fun and meaningful expressive writing exercises.

Neil Armfield directs the Met premiere of this modern take on the Shakespearean masterpiece.

Join us for an in-person tour of the museum galleries.