Events

The Adelphi University Exhibitions Program, in collaboration with the African, Black, and Caribbean Studies Department, is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Elan Cadiz in celebration of Black History Month.

Our Sunday Concert series continues with a 5:00 p.m. livestream of Everything The Traffic Will Allow, Klea Blackhurst’s award-winning and critically acclaimed tribute to Ethel Merman. Can’t make the livestream? See it on demand up until Wednesday, March 3.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Former Marine and graduate of Adelphi’s Criminal Justice and Anthropology departments, Julian McBride BA ’17, BS ’17 is the founder of the non-profit Reflections on War (R.O.W. Initiative).

Bake Back America shares a powerful and motivating message that inspires the vision of social change for kindness and equality through creative ways of giving back.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

The students of the Department of Theatre perform John Cariani’s critically acclaimed play Almost, Maine LIVE on the Olmsted Theatre stage.

The students of the Department of Theatre perform John Cariani’s critically acclaimed play Almost, Maine LIVE on the Olmsted Theatre stage.

The students of the Department of Theatre perform John Cariani’s critically acclaimed play Almost, Maine LIVE on the Olmsted Theatre stage.

The students of the Department of Theatre perform John Cariani’s critically acclaimed play Almost, Maine LIVE on the Olmsted Theatre stage.

The students of the Department of Theatre perform John Cariani’s critically acclaimed play Almost, Maine LIVE on the Olmsted Theatre stage.

Join Art and Resistance Through Education (ARTE) as we explore and create simple art pieces as we reimagine 2021 and beyond through the intersection of arts and human rights activism (artivism) and the social imagination.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Eric Whitacre for an interactive webinar “A Snake Wearing Pants: Creativity with Eric Whitacre”.

After being part of the company of 13 Broadway shows, award-winning cabaret artist T. Oliver Reid celebrates the classics of the American Songbook in this tribute to the Café Carlyle’s legendary Bobby Short. 

How do we use the power of social imagination in film to bolster community, identity, and a collective dreaming?

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Sō Percussion makes their debut at Adelphi University in our New Music series with a concert of works written in the 21st century for a wide array of percussion.

Join Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora for a discussion on social imagination, universal creativity, radical welcome, and how the arts can help us create the world as it can, and must, be.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Art has the power to enlighten, transform, heal, inform, collaborate with and enhance other disciplines.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Many languages of Mesoamerica and South America are disappearing, and as these languages disappear, very valuable cultures disappear.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Dr. Latasha Thomas-Durrell for an interactive webinar “Exacting Social Justice in the Music Classroom”.

Broadway composer Joe Iconis (Be More Chill) has been called “The future of musical theater” by the New York Times.

Arturo O’Farrill will share from a series of lecture material that demonstrates how his creative practice is a reflection of his principles as regards social re-imaginings.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Dr. Nasim Niknafs for an interactive webinar “Popular Music Education Revisited: An Engaged Global Perspective”.

Hannah Smith Allen will share images and text from “Borderlands,” a limited edition accordion book from the VSW Press that documents her travels, both real and virtual, at the U.S. southern border.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.