Events

A guest lecture presented by Edward Klorman regarding his second book Bach: The Cello Suites (Cambridge, 2025) in Bibbins 224. According to Klorman, the Bach Cello Suites “now have a global resonance...

The Oberlin organ department presents the music of Olivier Messiaen in a series of three concerts. Please join us to celebrate the life and music of this world-renowned French composer and organist! -...

Hosted by the Multicultural Resource Commons and the Office of Gender, Sexuality, and Attraction Initiatives, this gathering is designed to foster connection, mentorship, and empowerment. This year’s...

A guest master class led by Paul Watkins, cello in Stull Recital Hall. This event is part of the Alice I. Takemoto '47 String Residency series. ----- Conservatory visitors are asked to enter the...

A guest master class led by Paul Watkins, cello in Stull Recital Hall. This event is part of the Alice I. Takemoto '47 String Residency series. ----- Conservatory visitors are asked to enter the...

In Elena Ferrante's acclaimed Neapolitan Novels, Lila disfigured her wedding photograph, masking it with black tape; in The Days of Abandonment, Olga cuts and pastes family photographs into a...

Andrew Grace will be reading from his latest book of poetry, A Brief History of the Midwest, which explores the history, hardships, and virtues of the American Midwest. Andrew will engage in a Q+A...

GSAI presents a creative, hands-on session where students design and craft their own zines celebrating feminism in honor of Women’s History Month. Participants will express ideas, share stories, and...

This documentary explores the roles of Africans and their descendants in Renaissance Europe as revealed in compelling paintings, drawings, sculptures, and printed books of the period. By addressing...

This documentary explores the roles of Africans and their descendants in Renaissance Europe as revealed in compelling paintings, drawings, sculptures, and printed books of the period. By addressing...