Events

Heather Buchman conducts the HCO in their final concert of the semester. Free admission. Information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

A recital for student soloists featuring voice, piano, strings, and more. Free admission. More information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts. 

A dark comedy featuring one woman standing next to one masterpiece for who knows how long in a mash-up of historical fact, Greek myth, and Buntport fiction. Seating is limited, reservations suggested. Tickets at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts

A dark comedy featuring one woman standing next to one masterpiece for who knows how long in a mash-up of historical fact, Greek myth, and Buntport fiction. Seating is limited, reservations suggested. Tickets at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts

A staged reading of Eyes Open, Mouth Agape. Free admission. More information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

Roomful of Teeth is a two-time Grammy Award winning ensemble dedicated to the performance of new works for eight amplified voices.  Ticket prices are $20 adult/$15 senior citizens and Hamilton Community and $5 student.  Tickets and information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

The Syracuse Orchestra returns to Hamilton College with Jiebing Chen, erhu, performing The Butterfly Lovers Concerto, originally written for violin. The program finishes with Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov. Tickets are $20 adults/$15 senior citizens and Hamilton Community/$5 students.  Tickets and information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts. 

Oliver's Senior Recital will showcase J.S. Bach's fabulous Cantata BWV 170, along with other  classical and contemporary works for countertenor.   Free admission.  Information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts. 

Christopher K Morgan and Artists: Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence An evening length dance performance incorporating modern dance, hula, Hawaiian chant, and live music to examine home and belonging. Tickets are $20 adult/$15 senior citizens and Hamilton Community/$5 students. Tickets and information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

Total Response brings together sound and Simran—a focused practice of the mind rooted in contemporary Sikh philosophy—to upend traditional notions of performer and audience. Embracing Harmolodics—the free interplay of harmony, melody, and rhythm—a collective of six multi-instrumentalists will foster the co-creation of music and sound with concert attendees. Together, we will build a resonant sonic structure that celebrates both individual expression and collective presence. By way of this shared experience, Total Response invites us to reawaken...