Join the Kreators of the Kreativity Diversity Troupe for their end-of-semester performance.
Interested in learning more about Kreativity? Email kreativity.troupe@gmail.com and like them on Facebook!
This performance will last approximately 2 hours with no intermission.
The annual, campus-wide Do Good Challenge inspires students to pursue fearless ideas, spark innovative solutions, and create social impact for today's most pressing problems. The Challenge has addressed issues from food insecurity in Prince George's County to the provision of emergency services to orphanages in Nepal, from climate change to childhood cancer, from medication recovery and delivery to residents in Ghana and Honduras to the creation of an emergency fall detection device, and so much more.
opic — Virtual Reality: Hype or Hope? Real-world applications of virtual and augmented reality that have an impact
Speaker: Amitabh Varshney, Professor of Computer Science and the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies. Varshney is also Dean of the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences — Univ. of Maryland.
Milk x Honey is an open mic hosted by UMD'S Terpoets bringing together a diversity of creators to share in a safe community of all media and curate a unique artistic experience by showcasing the exceptional talent in the College Park area.
Partnership to provide professional teaching opportunities to NOI+F students
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Pre-K through 12th grade students in the northern area of Prince George's County will participate in the PGCPS Northern County Art Exhibit from March 25 - April 2, 2019.
Join us for an open dress rehearsal! Composer and vocalist Be Steadwell tells stories of love, loss and intimacy with LGBTQ-affirming pop music. Following the 2018 release of her album Queer Love Songs, Steadwell brings her album to life through theater and performance. A Letter to My Ex is a collage of music, movement and film, narrating one character’s journey through the ups and downs of love.
Naomi Graber, Assistant Professor of Musicology at University of Georgia and Weill scholar, is joined by Maestro Craig Kier and Stage Director Amanda Consol for a pre-performance discussion on Street Scene as part of the Kurt Weill Festival.
Stephen Hinton, Professor of Musicology at Stanford and Weill scholar, is joined by Maestro Craig Kier and Stage Director David Lefkowich for a pre-performance discussion on Zaubernacht and Mahagonny Songspiel as part of the Kurt Weill Festival.
One of the great Weill interpreters of our time, Austrian-born soprano Ute Gfrerer joins UMD faculty member Tim McReynolds for an evening focused on the remarkable love story of Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya. Through Weill’s music, we explore the earliest days of their relationship, their immigration to America, and beyond.
This event is part of the Kurt Weill Festival funded in part by the Kurt Weill Foundation for Music, Inc., New York NY.
