What does it mean to be an American immigrant? That is the question at the heart of NOI+F 2024’s opening performance, spotlighting an array of historical perspectives into this key inquiry into our national identity.

Free, no tickets required.

Arts for All is thrilled to announce the newest Faculty and Graduate Fellows for the 2025-26 academic year! Spanning poetry, education, dance, AI, anthropology, music, data science and more, these cohorts of interdisciplinary researchers are leading the way in creating an arts-informed university.

What happens when we “rewind” our relationship with the natural world and imagine new ways for human and ecological systems to thrive together?

We are now accepting original student works for 2026 Sadat Arts for Justice and Peace Competition!Each year, University of Maryland students are invited to create art on a theme of peace and reconciliation. Co-sponsored by The Anwar Sadat Chair for Peace and Development and Arts for All, this event fosters collaboration across the Colleges of Behavioral & Social Sciences and Arts & Humanities, showcasing the talent of students from programs across campus. Award categories include poetry, music composition, chamber music ensemble and visual art.

Five Black DeafBlind actors bring to life the untold stories of DeafBlind enslaved people in a groundbreaking play.

Join Composer-in-Residence Clarice Assad for an interactive evening featuring a climate-change related performance, collaborative soundscape-making, breakout discussions and art activities with

Curated by Alireza Vaziri, assistant professor of art, and Jonathan David Martin, lecturer in Immersive Media Design, this exhibition explores the social, cultural and environmental challenges/resolutions related to the growing presence of AI in our lives.