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.

Stop by Demo Day to explore immersive media projects developed by students in the New Works Incubator 2025.

Join us at the Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library for the exhibit open house, "American Sounds of the Cold War," which explores the influence of music and its role during the Cold War.

The Fearless New Works Festival is back for a three-day exploration of new performances and works in process from TDPS students and alums. The festival will feature staged readings, choreography presentations and keynotes by guest speakers.

Oscar Cásares, an acclaimed novelist from the Rio Grande Valley, wanted to share his experience of growing up on the border with his 10-year-old daughter, Elena.

A partnership between Clarice Presents and Busboys and Poets, Jazz Jams bring D.C.-based saxophonist Elijah Jamal Balbed to perform and lead a community-wide jam! Balbed's band will play a set starting at 7:30PM.

Pianist Richard Goode is an Avery Fisher Prize and Grammy Award-winning artist whose mastery of the instrument and deeply nuanced playing style has made him one of today’s leading interpreters. Goode’s performance offers a look into the many facets of his prismatic vision.

For its final Clarice Presents performance of the 2025 –26 Season, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) presents a riveting and far-ranging program that spans the iconoclastic history of contemporary classical music.

In this bold retelling of Shakespeare’s masterpiece, Lord Macbeth and his wife will stop at nothing to fulfill a prophecy and ascend to power but the consequences of their ambition threaten everything.Presented by the UMD School of Music.