Events

As part of its Music Education Webinar series, Adelphi University Department of Music presents Seeing New Patterns through Old Designs with Dr. Jason Thompson.

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.

Members of the Adelphi community are encouraged to register to read aloud from their favorite Black writer’s poems, plays, short stories, essays, or novels.

As part of its Music Education Webinar series, Adelphi University Department of Music presents ADHD Myths and Realities: Why can’t they just sit still and listen? with Dr. Alice Hammel.

Join us for an evening of storytelling weaving narratives of displacement with original music made by and for Bushwick’s Latinx community.

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.

Adelphi Department of Music presents a student recital as part of its Wednesday afternoon concert series.

(Re)sounding Freedom: The Vernacular Tradition In African Diaspora Texts

The Enlightenment represented a revolution in how we saw the world: Science gave us new tools to understand the universe around us, and advances in what came to be called the social sciences provide new insights into political, economic, and social organization.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy. This performance includes a post-show artist talkback session.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy.

A sensation in London and New York, this is one of the funniest and most inventive plays by Britain’s grand master of comedy.

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

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

When the places where we live and that we love are hurt, we hurt too. In our western culture, it’s hard enough to cope with the loss of a loved person. Knowing how to live with damage to places and species has been even more challenging.

Women’s participation in ‘world shaping’ activities and their representation through design is still circumscribed by gender imbalances and exclusion, reflecting wider gender inequalities across a broad spectrum of society.

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

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.