Ethnobeat is University of Maryland's premier world music a cappella group. It is composed of students who perform songs from all over the world in their original languages. We share music from an assortment of cultures to promote diversity among people of different backgrounds. We hope our performance will help give a broader perspective into language and culture, as well as provide nuance to conversations about diversity.
Ricky Montgomery's music was ahead of its time—literally. Four years after the release of his debut album, and a decade after he wrote some of it, the Los Angeles native's indie-pop has been a balm in the midst of a heavy time, comforting listeners with warm melodies and relatable lyrics. It all started in July of 2020, when a pair of singles from 2016's Montgomery Ricky—the gently swaying Mr. Loverman and string-soaked stunner Line Without a Hook—took off on TikTok. "I think because we had a really traumatizing year, these songs kind of found a moment," Montgomery says.
Enjoy a selection of student artwork curated and presented in partnership with House of Culture, a student organization offering a safe space for the UMD community to share their original art. These art mediums include digital art, paintings, poetry, graphic design, architectural drawings, fashion design, inventions and music album covers.
Enjoy tunes by area artists courtesy of WMUC 90.5!
WMUC is the official radio station of College Park broadcasting at 90.5 FM in luscious stereo, with an increased broadcast power of 30 watts! So lock in 90.5 FM on your radio and on your portable listening device. "Turn on, tune in and let us groove.
Bring your friends and enjoy a night of artistic expression at our Paint & Sip at The Hall CP! Join local artist collective, Paint Amore, as they take you step-by-step through creating your very own masterpiece. No art experience required!
Registration includes materials, instruction and one drink ticket for a beverage of your choice (soda, beer, wine, rail mixed drink). Painting begins promptly at the scheduled start time, so we recommend that you arrive 15-30 minutes early to get settled. This event is recommended for individuals 18 years or older.
Create art that beautifies dark spaces with this blacklight painting workshop! The workshop will last 2 hours. All supplies are included. Registration begins via TerpLink on Monday, August 28, 2023; limited space available. Only open to current UMD students.
This fall, the Stamp Gallery at the University of Maryland presents "What We Do After: CAPP New Arrivals 2023," an exhibition of artwork acquired this year by the University’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program (CAPP). On view August 28 through September 30, the exhibition features nine artworks by seven emerging and mid-career artists: Rachel Garber Cole, Homosocial, Megan Lewis, Beverly Price, Gabriella Vainsencher, Ingrid Weyland and Jenny Wu.
Join Stamp Gallery staff on a tour of the STAMP's own student-led art collection, the CAPP Collection! This collection of over 70 artworks has been selected by students participating in the Contemporary Art Purchasing Program since 2005. Join this tour to learn more about the STAMP's public art collection!
The tour will begin at Stamp Gallery.
Explore arts venues and spaces at the Parren J. Mitchell Art-Sociology Building, including the UMD Art Gallery, the Michelle Smith Collaboratory for Visual Culture and much, much more!
Tuesday, September 12 Schedule:
