Noah Racey, Director; Victor Walters, Music Director/Conductor; Patty Goble, Vocal Coach April 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 7:30 p.m.; matinees on April 24, and May [...]

Presented in person and via Livestream Colorado State University Concert Band presents a program featuring the music of new composers alongside familiar names in the [...]

Ph.D. students in the Department of Economics hold a weekly Brown Bag series on Mondays from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom. These events provide [...]

The Concert Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Stewart, performs an all-Baroque program featuring Bassoon Professor Dr. Cayla Bellamy in a concerto by Antonio Vivaldi. The program [...]

GAMA's free Music in the Museum Concert Series explores the cross-fertilization of music and the visual arts through concerts in the galleries. Performances by Colorado State University music faculty and students are enriched with context provided by faculty from the Department of Art and Art History and the School of Music, Theatre and Dance. Music in the Museum is a free concert featuring faculty from the music department at CSU. The performance will be held in GAMA's Griffin Foundation Gallery and MFA graduate and artist Justin Price will speak on the connection between music and the art in the MFA Thesis Exhibition 2022.

Carl Wilson will teach a letterpress printing workshop at CABIN (Center for Artists’ Books and Inclusive Narratives). He will also give an artist lecture in the Organ Recital Hall at the University Center for the Arts in conjunction with the reception for the Dead & Lost in Detroit exhibition at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art.

We hope you'll join us at our CSU Marching Band Q&A. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our marching band program, meet [...]

Please join us Thursday, May 5 at 5:30 p.m. in the Organ Recital Hall of the University Center for the Arts for a talk by exhibiting artist Carl Wilson as part of the Critics and Artist Residency Series. Then come downstairs to the museum for a reception and an opportunity to speak with the artist.

Both events are free and open to the public.

Special event co-sponsored by Gregory Allicar Museum and the Creative Writing Reading Series: “Dead and Lost in Detroit: A Graphic Novel”

The Department of Anthropology and Geography's Spring 2022 Capstone Poster Symposium will take place Friday, May 6, 9-11 am. Location: Longs Peaks Room, Lory Student [...]

Join us at Ingersoll Hall at our pop-up consultation table. Free candy, fun prompts, and advice from the CSU Writing Center consultants.

The 2022 Clarinet Composers Series event, “Spooky Space Jam,” is a three-day celebration of the clarinet compositions of composer Jonathan Russell. All varied and unique, Dr. [...]

This event is in-person live auditions for anyone interested in joining the Fall 2022 CSU Drumline. The day will begin with registration, continue with instructional/review [...]

The 2022 Clarinet Composers Series event, “Spooky Space Jam,” is a three-day celebration of the clarinet compositions of composer Jonathan Russell. All varied and unique, Dr. [...]

Unearthed: A Revealing Collection of Movement Stories Unearthed is a dance concert featuring the choreographic creations of Adrienne Frisbee, Elise Gusinde-Duffy, Abbey Mann, Binyamin Salzano, [...]

North America is represented by our Civil War-era rope drum ensemble, while the roaring twenties and thirties by our ragtime xylophone band. South America is represented [...]

The Designs & Images Art Show: a Celebration of the Creative Process has a 48-year long tradition of showcasing the visual arts in Poudre School [...]

Rekindle your love of classic literature with the CSU Department of English and Poudre Libraries! Join graduate students, faculty, and the public in lively and [...]

The Hatton Gallery is proud to support a student initiative lead by graduating student Natalie Freeman studying Fine Arts, Biological Anthropology, and Museum Curation. Her [...]

Opening: Thursday, May 12, 4:30 - 7:00 PM The Department of Art and Art History presents the annual Juried BFA Exhibition 2022 featuring new works throughout the [...]

Artists Support Ukraine Foundation Ready-to-Print Exhibition An exhibition of Ukrainian artists shown around the world and in support of Ukraine and its cultural community Robert [...]

College of Liberal Arts commencement in Spring 2022 will take place at 7:00 p.m. This spring, the college will be shifting from two ceremonies to [...]

  Center for Environmental Justice is thrilled to be participating in the first trail session of summer, 2022 with @sustainmusicandnature at the FoCo Museum of Discovery [...]

Come enjoy a fun filled night with the Alumni Association and the College of Liberal Arts for a private event at the History Colorado Center! [...]

We hope you'll join us at our CSU Marching Band Webinar to talk about Preseason Camp. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our [...]

The images in this exhibition are from A Legacy of Shadows, a series of traditional, non-Photoshopped photographs that evoke the fracturing of nature and the poignancy of acknowledging beauty in a time of destruction.

Poet Jodie Hollander teaches this workshop, in which participants will respond poetically to exhibitions at the museum. Students will study examples of celebrated poems that respond to or were inspired by art. Then students will be led through a variety of writing activities inspired by art at the museum, ultimately leading to a draft of an original poem. Students will discuss poetic techniques such as the use of vivid imagery, the importance of sonics, how to shape a poetic line, as well as techniques for drafting and revision.