Do a sun salutation in the sun! Start your afternoon at an outdoor, music-driven yoga class taught by UMD RecWell yoga instructor Dean K. Your body and mind will thank you. Presented in partnership with UMD Recreation & Wellness.
We recommend you arrive 10 minutes early.
Lay out on a blanket, put on your sunglasses and Baked Goods wash over you. With a sound reminiscent of the Dave Matthews Band, this five-piece band from Merrick, New York combines jazz, funk and rock ‘n’ roll. This is what your end-of-summer dreams sound like.
For more information about Baked Goods, visit www.bakedgoodsofficial.com.
Dance to the highly infectious rhythm of Brazil’s popular forró music! Accompanied by a full band of percussion, drums, guitar, cavaco, bass and accordion, the performers will teach you the basic steps – no experience necessary.
This project is a collaboration between Pablo Regis and UMD alumni Kate Spanos and Ceylon Mitchell II.
Artful fun for the whole family! Join in for crafting, lunch and a salsa dance class led by the Maryland Latin Dance Club. Quinteto Latino, a group that blends the vibrant colors and vigorous rhythms of Latin American music with the voices of the wind quintet, will perform salsa, new twists on traditional folk songs and more.
To sign up, email Jane Hirshberg at janeh22@umd.edu or visit the Langley Park Community Center.
This program will feature one of Brahms’ most emotionally charged masterpieces, the Piano Quartet in C-Minor Op. 60, alongside the beloved Mozart Piano Quartet in E-flat Major, KV493 and the Andalusian folk-infused Piano Quartet in A-Minor, Op. 67 by Joaquin Turina.
All members of the ARHU community are invited to attend the college’s Annual Faculty & Staff Convocation on Thursday, September 8, 2016.
We’ve transitioned to new ticketing software this summer, so when you’re visiting our website for the first time for the upcoming season, you’ll need to reset your password in order to access the information in your account from our old system. We’ve outlined the steps to take below, but as always, if you have any questions or need help, our ticket office is just a phone call or email away: 301.405.2787 or tickets-theclarice@umd.edu.
Standing at the intersection of tonality, modality and serialism, Henri Dutilleux (1916–2013) came of age in France during the Second World War. He absorbed and mastered all the dominant strands of European musical tradition and was likely the greatest living composer in his later life.
Dutilleux created a new musical language of beauty, exoticism and passion from the wreckage of postwar Europe. Join the UMD School of Music for an engaging cross-disciplinary retrospective of the composer’s most powerful compositions presented with works of Debussy and Ravel.
The Leaders and Legends Awards Ceremony is the Capital Region Minority Supplier Development Council's signature event. It recognizes the achievements of the Capital Region's top minority-owned businesses, dynamic industry leaders and major corporations that are committed to Supplier Diversity. This upscale evening of honor and elegance brings together the mid-Atlantic's business community. The Awards Ceremony includes a reception, entertainment and presentation of awards that include MBE Suppliers of the Year, Corporation of the Year, Reginald F.
