Past Events
A performance of works by Mozart, Giddens, Darvishi, and Debussy that had a remarkable impact on their time. Free and open to the public.
Powerhouse brings together some of today’s most influential theatrical voices and welcomes the next generation of theater artists as members of the renowned Powerhouse Theater Training Program. Visit the Season page and get tickets to see this year’s lineup of new musicals, plays, and readings—all of which are open to the public and many of which are free.
Join a relaxed, guided meditation that is free and open to the public. Bring a yoga mat, bolster or blanket, and water. Extra mats will be available. Opening Meditation begins @ 12:30 in the Meditation Garden, food & vendors inside the barn.
A chorus and orchestra concert celebrating the work of J.S. Bach. Free and open to the public.
Photographer Judy Linn discusses her unique perspective on photography, reflected in the current Loeb exhibition The Hairy Leg Or What To Do Wrong, with Curator of Photography Jessica Brier. Free and open to all.
An organ and piano concert celebrating the work of J.S. Bach. Free and open to the public.
Local Hudson Valley artists celebrate Vassar’s unique architecture and landscapes. Opening Reception June 1, 5:00–6:30 p.m.
Vassar College’s 159th Commencement Ceremony featured an address by Dr. Margaret Hamburg.
Featuring members of the Vassar College Music Faculty.
Jason Albaum, saxophone, Zhixian Xu, piano
Cameron Long, soprano and Shai Wexler, violin
Geyer’s work encompasses text, photography, painting, sculpture, video, and performance.
A Fishman Family Endowed lecture by David Shyovitz, Associate Professor of History at Northwestern University and Director of NU’s Crown Family Center for Jewish and Israel Studies.
The Office of Community-Engaged Learning will host a celebratory lunch for CEL students, faculty sponsors, community partners, and the broader campus community, and present three awards.
Campus community only, please.
Piano duo will present a varied program.
An annual festival featuring food, rides, music, fireworks, and more! This year’s theme is “Lost at Sea: Pirates, Mermaids, Sirens.”
Campus community only, please.