Events

Adelphi University is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Craig Drennen at the Adele and Herbert J. Klapper Art Gallery in the University Center.

Adelphi University is proud to present artworks and archival materials by John Barnard Whittaker (1836-1926) from the University Art Collection and Archives and Special Collections.

Selections from the Adelphi University Art Collection featuring work by Evelyn and Ben Wilson.

Members of the award-winning brass quintet Axiom Brass present an afternoon masterclass for high school musicians who play trumpet, French horn, trombone or tuba.

Adelphi’s favorite brass quintet returns with its latest arrangements.

Adelphi’s favorite brass quintet returns with its latest arrangements.

Adelphi University’s 10-week art intensive, For the Love of Art, gives high school students the opportunity to improve and fine-tune their artistic craft.

Broadway performers take the stage in Adelphi’s Larson Legacy Concert showcasing the work of award-winning songwriter Benjamin Velez.

Broadway performers take the stage in Adelphi’s Larson Legacy Concert showcasing the work of award-winning songwriter Benjamin Velez.

The vision of this workshop is that all attendees leave with new ways to integrate the arts into their fundraising mechanisms and programs plus, learn simple and powerful ways to have meaningful conversations with broader philanthropy about funding and fueling the arts for social change.

Join the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, the Office of Alumni Relations and the Hispanic Serving Institution Task Force in recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month. Javier Ávila, PhD, poet and novelist, will present the award-winning, one-man show.

DTCB offers talented young dancers the opportunity to connect with renowned faculty from colleges across the country.

Adelphi alumni and students are headed to Broadway for the show Pass Over!

Through three works by Colombian artist Érika Diettes, Río abajo (2008), Sudarios (2011) and Relicarios (2015), we will observe how art can play a transformative role in situations of armed conflict.

Renowned Psychologist Paul Ekman is the worldwide leader in explaining one’s emotions. Dr. Ekman’s talks share how to control one’s impulses and actions and help us understand and apply the idea of emotional control.

The Department of Theatre takes the stage in this Black Box production of Sarah DeLappe’s powerful play.

This year, the theme will be “Resilience, Reflection and Rebuilding Connection: Healing through the Arts” to honor the resilience of our community in moving through the COVID-19 crisis and everything that was experienced around it

A sculptural/installation project facilitated by alumna and adjunct professor, Samantha Dominik and current Adelphi Studio Art Majors. 

Sculptures will be displayed on campus between the Science Building and Blodgett Hall throughout the day.

The Adelphi community is invited to join students, faculty and staff in “chalking up” the Adelphi campus as a part of the Fall Arts Festival.

Choreographed by Hannah Franz, grow/BACK is a live, site specific dance piece, which explores the concept of healing and nurturing one’s inner child.

Share your creative writing work with your peers as part of this year’s Fall Arts Festival!

A panel discussion focusing on celebrating artists who are immersed in their culture and community, we want to bring attention to the importance of minorities in the art world.

What does resilience mean in 2021? What does it mean to rebuild connection? How do we reflect on the past year and heal as a community?

A 90-minute round-table conversation with four artivist panelists, a moderator, and audience members.

The Department of Theatre takes the stage in this Black Box production of Sarah DeLappe’s powerful play.  This performance includes a post show discussion.

As part of the Fall Arts Festival, the Communications Department will sponsor a screening of alumni collaborations of movies, music videos, and poetry videos relating to Covid.

Join the Center For Students and Community Engagement for a screening of A Ballerina’s Tale.

The Department of Theatre takes the stage in this Black Box production of Sarah DeLappe’s powerful play.