The UMD School of Music's Terrapin Brass Quintet performs a pop-up performance at College Park Day!
Held at the College Park Aviation Museum, College Park Day is the City of College Park’s signature annual event and features a wide array of activities, entertainment and fun to celebrate the community. The event is open to the public and free to attend!
FAME - Foundation for the Advancement of Music & Education is excited to present its 2022 Tis the Season Program.
Join us and experience the holiday community spirit as the FAME Jazz Band, directed by Dr. Clarence Knight, FAME Jazz Ensemble and FAME graduates come together for a live performance of their new holiday CD: A Jazzy Holiday – a collection of holiday favorites in traditional and contemporary jazz stylings.
Join Dean Shonekan for her first convocation as dean of the College of Arts and Humanities! The college will formally welcome new students, faculty and staff; recognize faculty who received tenure and/or promotion and celebrate service award recipients. Dean Shonekan will also share her vision for the college. A reception will follow in The Clarice’s Grand Pavilion.
Join us in person at The Clarice! Please note that this performance will not be livestreamed.
Internationally renowned French violist Pierre-Henri Xuereb presents a program of beloved viola works, including two American premieres of works by Ysaye and Primrose that he recently discovered.
Join us in person at The Clarice! Please note that this performance will not be livestreamed.
Legendary American soprano and beloved Professor of Voice and Opera Carmen Balthrop ’71 passed away on September 5, 2021, at age 73 following a yearlong battle with cancer. She taught for the UMD School of Music for 36 years. Read the In Memoriam article on the UMD School of Music's website.
Join us in-person at The Clarice! Please note that this event will not be livestreamed.
Join the Kreators of the Kreativity Diversity Troupe for an open mic night, full of music, dance and spoken word.
This seven-minute video summarizes a 90-minute performance during which Pinder provoked layers of surveillance by having black and brown performers drive slowly through Mount Greenwood, Chicago, where many Chicago police officers live. As the drivers observed the neighborhood, uniformed police surveilled the black and brown performers as they quietly circled the neighborhood in a caravan of twenty vehicles while the hostile community watched. Tensions rose as police and residents sought to gain control over the situation.
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Orlando Pinder
Get cozy for a low-key evening of stand up, improv, and sketch comedy featuring an all women and nonbinary cast.
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Organized by the UMD Art Gallery, this new program aims to bring art outside the walls of the gallery and activate an underutilized section of the Parren J. Mitchell Art-Sociology Building’s large atrium and gathering space. The first in the series will be The People That Is Missing (2019) by Spanish artist Cristina Lucas, a video work that underscores the most devastating effects and consequences of climate change.
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