Events

An annual open call exhibition of student work organized by Kappa PI.

This exhibition is a joint endeavour of the Departments of Anthropology and of Art and Art History; it showcases drawings executed by the students in Professor Patricia O’Leary’s class, Technical Drawing in Anthropology.

Please join us for our next Great Books, Great Conversations event.

The Jupiter String Quartet consists of violinists Nelson Lee and Meg Freivogel, violist Liz Freivogel, and cellist Daniel McDonough.

Melissa Leaym-Fernandez will share some thoughts regarding giving ourselves permission to be creative and art making on both micro and macro levels to survive/thrive after trauma, COVID, or just to get centered as people.

Live from our Westermann Stage, Concert Hall, Adelphi Performing Arts students sing a selection of popular Broadway show tunes.

Live from our Westermann Stage, Concert Hall, Adelphi Performing Arts students sing a selection of popular Broadway show tunes.

What impact does sustainable design practice and art education have on society?

Park Avenue Chamber Symphony presents Ravishing Romantics: Verdi, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky

Celebrate these music legends with Broadway vocalists accompanied by a full symphony orchestra.

This all-male vocal ensemble celebrates an assortment of composers spanning from the 20th century to those of today.

Artist Aphrodite Désirée Navab will present on her ink drawing series: WINDUP DOLLS (2020).

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands.

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands. This performance includes an artists talkback session.

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands. This performance includes an artists talkback session.

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands. This performance includes an artists talkback session.

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands. This performance includes an artists talkback session.

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands. This performance includes an artists talkback session.

This reimagined Antigone is a taut, unsentimental account of a woman who, as removed from life as she is from death, ends up taking both into her own hands. This performance includes an artists talkback session.

The presentation will address how cultural heritage can be drivers of socio-economic empowerment and human rights protection for the communities and contribute towards establishing more peaceful, cohesive, resilient societies.

This presentation will summarize the main aspects of our multilingual approach to Artivism.

This chamber ensemble is dedicated to the performance of sixteenth through nineteenth century Latin American, Spanish and Italian chamber music.

Creative Arts Therapy is a unique and often non-intimidating approach to mental health treatment in a correctional environment, wherein expressing and processing emotions can be challenging or even dangerous outside the framework of these sessions. Working in a forensic setting, our goal is to empower our patients to use their voice, increase self-esteem, build community, and instill hope.

An award-winning Broadway comedy that features actors acting out the autobiographies of other stars.

The project’s name is inspired by the old tradition of late evening gatherings with women in the villages, called veggeras. “Veggeras” provided the opportunity to the women to converse, share their knowledge and expertise.

Tony nominee Josh Young and his wife, Broadway star Emily Padgett celebrate the powerhouse musicals of the 1980’s reimagined with a string quartet.

The Chamber Orchestra of New York returns to the PAC with a free concert to celebrate Memorial Day.

The internationally acclaimed Greater Nassau Chorus returns to the Adelphi PAC to celebrate the music of the human voice.