Events at Bates
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This aggregation of events draws from EMS/Master Calendar, GoBatesBobcats Athletics, and WordPress. The Dining, Conferences and Campus Events (DCCE) office maintains resources on the Space Reservation process and Scheduling Space on Campus.
Some of these events are open to the public, while others are limited to members of the Bates community. See event descriptions for details on audience.
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Wednesday Sep 9
MOSAIC Book Club: KIN
In progress — until Dec 10, 8:12 pm
7:30 pm
MOSAIC Book Club will be discussing KIN by Tayari Jones starting September 9, 2026. In the second MOSAIC Book Club selection, KIN by Tayari Jones, we follow childhood best friends Vernice and…
Friday Oct 9
Bobcat Reads: The Lion Women of Tehran
In progress — until Dec 11
Bobcat Reads will be discussing The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali from October 9, 2026, through December 11, 2026.
In the next Bobcat Reads selection, The Lion Women of Tehran…
Thursday Oct 22
Literary Arts Live: Deb Olin Unferth
In progress — until Oct 22, 8:10 pm
7:00 pm
For more information: hunderwood@bates.edu (Underwood, Hannah)
Friday Oct 23
Red Cross Club Blood Drive
10:00 am
For more information: hkrinsky@bates.edu (Hazel Krinsky)
Friday Oct 23
Special Collections: Teaching through Original Sources
2:00 pm
How do we help students cultivate their historical sensibilities? How to bring alive the past in the classroom? Join us for a community of practice on teaching through…Friday Oct 23
The Science of Learning Meets AI – Book Club
2:45 pm
How can we leverage artificial intelligence to strengthen our core teaching values? Join us for a three-session reading group exploring The Science of Learning Meets AI by Lew Ludwig…Saturday Oct 24
Football Halftime Block
8:00 am
For more information: slehmann@bates.edu (Physical Education/Athletics)
Saturday Oct 24
Women's & Men's Soccer v Middlebury
11:00 am
Tuesday Oct 27
National Vote Early Day
8:00 am
National Vote Early Day – Tuesday, October 27, 2026 DON’T LET ELECTION DAY SNEAK UP ON YOU 🎉 VOTE EARLY DAY! 🎉 Tuesday, October 27, 2026…Tuesday Oct 27
National Vote Early Day
8:00 am
National Vote Early Day – Tuesday, October 27, 2026 DON’T LET ELECTION DAY SNEAK UP ON YOU 🎉 VOTE EARLY DAY! 🎉 Tuesday, October 27, 2026…Tuesday Oct 27
National Vote Early Day
8:00 am
National Vote Early Day – Tuesday, October 27, 2026 DON’T LET ELECTION DAY SNEAK UP ON YOU 🎉 VOTE EARLY DAY! 🎉 Tuesday, October 27, 2026…Tuesday Oct 27
National Vote Early Day
8:00 am
National Vote Early Day – Tuesday, October 27, 2026 DON’T LET ELECTION DAY SNEAK UP ON YOU 🎉 VOTE EARLY DAY! 🎉 Tuesday, October 27, 2026…
Tuesday Oct 27
Boston Alumnae Book Club: The Reading List
7:00 pm
VIRTUAL MEETING! Do you like meeting new people, reading great books, and discussing them? Don’t miss this unique opportunity to join the Boston Alumnae Book Club! Anyone interested in joining the conversation…Wednesday Oct 28
Setting Boundaries and Supporting Students in Distress
12:00 pm
Have you ever wondered where to draw the line with students or struggled to say no when a student asks for more than you can give? You are not alone! …Wednesday Oct 28
Literary Arts Live: Dur e Aziz Amna
5:00 pm
For more information: hunderwood@bates.edu (Underwood, Hannah)
Wednesday Oct 28
Reimagining Black Sanctuary in Predominantly White Spaces
6:00 pm
For more information: adagan@bates.edu (Alma Dagan)
Wednesday Oct 28
NOISES OFF by Michael Frayn
7:30 pm
Directed by Associate Professor Tim Dugan Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage…Wednesday Oct 28
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
7:30 pm
Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage intrigue, and an…Thursday Oct 29
BQDC Public Debate
6:30 pm
a public debate — a more detailed description will be advertised around campus later.
For more information: lbuisker@bates.edu (Buisker, Lauren)
Thursday Oct 29
NOISES OFF by Michael Frayn
7:30 pm
Directed by Associate Professor Tim Dugan Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage…Thursday Oct 29
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
7:30 pm
Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage intrigue, and an…
Friday Oct 30
Celebrating the Launch of the Marsden Hartley Legacy Project
3:30 pm
3:30-4:30pm Keynote Address with Whitney Museum Curator Barbara Haskell; 4:30-6pm Museum Open House & Reception Join Whitney Museum Curator Barbara Haskell as she explores the vital role of the Marsden Hartley Legacy…Friday Oct 30
NOISES OFF by Michael Frayn
7:30 pm
Directed by Associate Professor Tim Dugan Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage…Friday Oct 30
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
7:30 pm
Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage intrigue, and an…
Friday Oct 30
Toccatas, Tales, and Terrors, An Evening of Eerie Organ Music and Frightful Readings, featuring Scott Vaillancourt (Bates Faculty)
7:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: Celebrate Halloween with an evening of spooky organ music, haunting stories, and chilling poetry. From Bach’s iconic Toccata and Fugue in D Minor…Saturday Oct 31
NOISES OFF by Michael Frayn
5:00 pm
Directed by Associate Professor Tim Dugan Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage…Saturday Oct 31
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
5:00 pm
Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage intrigue, and an…
Sunday Nov 1
Mr. Takumi Kato and his Family Taiko Ensemble, A Performance and Workshop in Traditional Japanese Taiko Drumming
1:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: Experience a vibrant and high-energy performance of traditional Japanese drumming with world champion Taiko artist Takumi Kato and his three children. Trained with…Sunday Nov 1
Mr. Takumi Kato and his family Taiko ensemble, a performance and workshop in traditional Japanese Taiko drumming
1:30 pm
Experience a vibrant and high-energy performance of traditional Japanese drumming with world champion Taiko artist Takumi Kato and his three children. Trained with the renowned group Kodo and winner of…Sunday Nov 1
NOISES OFF by Michael Frayn
2:00 pm
Directed by Associate Professor Tim Dugan Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage…Sunday Nov 1
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
2:00 pm
Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Slamming doors, on and offstage intrigue, and an…
Monday Nov 2
Artist Lecture: Christopher Reed “Moving Feelings: Kinesthetic Empathy and Queer Affiliation in the Art of Carl Sprinchorn, Charles Demuth, and Marsden Hartley”
4:30 pm
Challenging the European avant-garde’s commitment to aesthetics of alienation, this group of American modernist painters explored the physical sensations of connection among bodies and with landscapes that 19th-century philosophers and…Monday Nov 2
Christopher Reed Lecture: "Moving Feelings: Kinesthetic Empathy and Queer Affiliation in the Art of Carl Sprinchorn, Charles Demuth, and Marsden Hartley"
4:30 pm
Christopher Reed Lecture: “Moving Feelings: Kinesthetic Empathy and Queer Affiliation in the Art of Carl Sprinchorn, Charles Demuth, and Marsden Hartley”.
For more information: mhough@bates.edu (Museum of Art)
Monday Nov 2
29th Annual Otis Lecture
7:30 pm
The college’s Philip J. Otis Committee on Environmental Studies invites you to attend the 29th Annual Otis Lecture. This year’s lecture, Holding Ground: Wabanaki Archaeology as Resilience across Landscapes of Erasure,…Monday Nov 2
29th Annual Otis Lecture: "Holding Ground: Wabanaki Archaeology as Resilience across Landscapes of Erasure" Presented by Dr. Bonnie Newsom, Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Maine
7:30 pm
For more information: mlewis2@bates.edu (Lewis, Michelle)
Tuesday Nov 3
Election Day
7:00 am
Election Day is a campus-wide celebration for civic action through voting. Polls are open from 7am-8pm, and eligible Bates voters go to the polls at either the Lewiston Armory…Tuesday Nov 3
Election Day
7:00 am
Election Day is a campus-wide celebration for civic action through voting. Polls are open from 7am-8pm, and eligible Bates voters go to the polls at either the Lewiston Armory…Tuesday Nov 3
Election Day
7:00 am
Election Day is a campus-wide celebration for civic action through voting. Polls are open from 7am-8pm, and eligible Bates voters go to the polls at either the Lewiston Armory…Wednesday Nov 4
Creative Collaborations: Integrating Visual Arts and Performance
9:00 am
This 3-session CoP is for faculty and staff educators interested in building stronger connections across the arts at Bates. Through short readings, case studies, discussion, and collaborative brainstorming, participants will…Wednesday Nov 4
Compassionate Classrooms Community of Practice
12:00 pm
Explore the complex tensions of teaching, such as balancing high academic standards with sensitivity, justice, and compassion. This community invites faculty and staff to engage in stimulating conversations about…Wednesday Nov 4
An Educator’s Guide to ADHD – Book Club
4:15 pm
Join us this semester for a three-session reading group exploring neurodiversity and inclusive teaching. We’ll dive into An Educator’s Guide to ADHD by Karen Costa, a resource packed with…Friday Nov 6
New Faculty Community of Practice
12:00 pm
You are juggling a lot as a faculty member in your first few years here at Bates. Join this group to help lessen the load, as we will share tips…
Friday Nov 6
EVERY BRILLIANT THING by Duncan Macmillan
5:00 pm
with Jonny Donahoe A Thesis Presentation by Ruby Marden ’27 When a child’s mother is hospitalized after a suicide attempt, they begin a list of everything worth living for—everything that is brilliant…Friday Nov 6
EVERY BRILLIANT THING by Duncan Macmillan
5:00 pm
A thesis presentation by Ruby Marden ’27
For more information: lcoyer@bates.edu (Coyer, Liz)
Friday Nov 6
Special Collections: Teaching through Original Sources
10:00 pm
How do we help students cultivate their historical sensibilities? How to bring alive the past in the classroom? Join us for a community of practice on teaching through…Saturday Nov 7
Football Halftime Block
1:00 pm
For more information: slehmann@bates.edu (Physical Education/Athletics)
Saturday Nov 7
EVERY BRILLIANT THING by Duncan Macmillan
7:30 pm
with Jonny Donahoe A Thesis Presentation by Ruby Marden ’27 When a child’s mother is hospitalized after a suicide attempt, they begin a list of everything worth living for—everything that is brilliant…Saturday Nov 7
EVERY BRILLIANT THING by Duncan Macmillan
7:30 pm
A thesis presentation by Ruby Marden ’27
For more information: lcoyer@bates.edu (Coyer, Liz)
Sunday Nov 8
Feathers and Harmony – The Voices and Compositions of the Earth, featuring Chiharu Naruse (piano), Katherine Liccardo (violin) and The Portland Ballet Company
3:00 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: For many centuries, various art forms have celebrated birds’ voices and movements. We welcome back the Portland Ballet and violinist Katherine Liccardo for…Sunday Nov 8
Feathers and Harmony-the voices and compositions of the Earth, featuring Chiharu Naruse (piano), Katherine Liccardo (violin) and the Portland Ballet Company
3:00 pm
For many centuries, various art forms have celebrated birds’ voices and movements. We welcome back the Portland Ballet and violinist Katherine Liccardo for this concert. Set to music created by…Tuesday Nov 10
Staff Educators Community of Practice
12:00 pm
Calling all staff educators! Wait, who’s a staff educator? Do you design learning materials and programs, foster productive learning environments, or promote individual growth and development? Yes? You are a staff…
Tuesday Nov 10
Purposeful Work Panel on the Peninsula: A Bates Bay Area Gathering
6:00 pm
Refresh your mind with fellow Bay Area alumni and parents for an engaging panel discussion, great food, and meaningful connection. Connect across generations of the Bates community in Northern California! Hosted…
Wednesday Nov 11
Veterans Day Ceremony
9:00 am
All are invited to a centering moment led by The Multifaith Chaplaincy this Veterans Day, November 11th, at 9 a.m. in Bates’ Veterans Plaza. Together, in remembrance, we will hear reflective…
Thursday Nov 12
Beyond the Campus: Purposeful Work Panel in Seattle
6:00 pm
Refresh your mind with fellow Seattle area alumni and parents for an engaging panel discussion, great food, and meaningful connection. Connect across generations of the Bates community in Seattle! Hosted by…
Friday Nov 13
Fall Dance Concert
7:30 pm
Artistic Direction by Tristan KoepkeFeaturing dance thesis work by Sophia Levine ’27, Sophia Miller ’27, Ellie Stevenson ’27, and Elaine Wang ’27. The 2026 Fall Dance Concert features the performative and choreographic works…Friday Nov 13
Fall Dance Concert
7:30 pm
The 2026 Fall Dance Concert features the performative and choreographic works of Dance Majors’ Thesis projects. This year’s concert will also feature a piece created by DANC 270 Dance Ensemble,…
Friday Nov 13
Bates in Portland: An Evening at Steeplejack
6:00 pm
Join us for drinks, appetizers, and great conversation with fellow alumni, family, and friends of the Pacific Northwest. It’s a wonderful opportunity to catch up with local Bobcats across generations, meet…Saturday Nov 14
Bates College Orchestra
8:00 am
Experience an evening of live classical music as the Bates College Orchestra takes the stage. The program features the spirited energy of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 paired with the lush,…Saturday Nov 14
Fall Dance Concert
5:00 pm
Artistic Direction by Tristan KoepkeFeaturing dance thesis work by Sophia Levine ’27, Sophia Miller ’27, Ellie Stevenson ’27, and Elaine Wang ’27. The 2026 Fall Dance Concert features the performative and choreographic works…Saturday Nov 14
Fall Dance Concert
5:00 pm
The 2026 Fall Dance Concert features the performative and choreographic works of Dance Majors’ Thesis projects. This year’s concert will also feature a piece created by DANC 270 Dance Ensemble,…
Saturday Nov 14
Bates College Orchestra
7:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: Experience an evening of live classical music as the Bates College Orchestra takes the stage. The program features the spirited energy of Beethoven’s…Sunday Nov 15
Fall Dance Concert
2:00 pm
Artistic Direction by Tristan KoepkeFeaturing dance thesis work by Sophia Levine ’27, Sophia Miller ’27, Ellie Stevenson ’27, and Elaine Wang ’27. The 2026 Fall Dance Concert features the performative and choreographic works…Sunday Nov 15
Fall Dance Concert
2:00 pm
The 2026 Fall Dance Concert features the performative and choreographic works of Dance Majors’ Thesis projects. This year’s concert will also feature a piece created by DANC 270 Dance Ensemble,…
Monday Nov 16
An Evening of Music with Kafari
7:00 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: Kafari, the musical alias of Portland, Maine-based Ahmad Muhammad, performs recent works with the Juno-106, jazz samples, rhythm bones, and dreamlike electronic textures…Wednesday Nov 18
Compassionate Classrooms Community of Practice
12:00 pm
Explore the complex tensions of teaching, such as balancing high academic standards with sensitivity, justice, and compassion. This community invites faculty and staff to engage in stimulating conversations about…
Thursday Nov 19
Alumni Holiday Trivia: Boston
6:00 pm
Gather with Boston-area alumni for an evening of holiday cheer, friendly competition, and hors d’oeuvres. Form a team in advance or jump into one when you arrive—prizes will be awarded!…
Thursday Nov 19
Portland Bobcats: Monthly Meetup
6:00 pm
Join local Bobcats at Rising Tide Brewing Company for a casual, drop-in gathering—no RSVP required. Stop by, enjoy a craft brew, and catch up with new and familiar faces. Just…Friday Nov 20
The Science of Learning Meets AI – Book Club
2:45 pm
How can we leverage artificial intelligence to strengthen our core teaching values? Join us for a three-session reading group exploring The Science of Learning Meets AI by Lew Ludwig…Monday Nov 23
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Workshop Series
1:00 pm
Lee Desiderio, Instructional Support Manager, has designed a sequence of AI Workshops that provides a complete, general introduction to AI that’s practical, relevant, and built specifically for each user. For complete…
Monday Nov 30
Bates Jazz Band
7:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: Director Larry Williams and Bates students present an array of classic and current jazz songs.
Wednesday Dec 2
Printmaking with the Museum
3:30 pm
Join the Museum of Art for an evening of free blockprint print making!
For more information: mhough@bates.edu (Museum of Art)
Wednesday Dec 2
An Educator’s Guide to ADHD – Book Club
4:15 pm
Join us this semester for a three-session reading group exploring neurodiversity and inclusive teaching. We’ll dive into An Educator’s Guide to ADHD by Karen Costa, a resource packed with…
Wednesday Dec 2
Bates Piano Studio Recital, The Students of Chiharu Naruse
4:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: The students of Chiharu Naruse present an always ambitious concert of classical piano music.
Wednesday Dec 2
Author Talk: Marjan Kamali
6:00 pm
Bobcat Reads will host a Live Author Talk with Marjan Kamali of The Lion Women of Tehran. Join us virtually for a unique opportunity to connect with the author, ask questions, and…
Wednesday Dec 2
The Bates Brass Ensemble and Steel Pan Orchestra
7:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: One of our most popular events of the semester, don’t miss out on the fun!
Thursday Dec 3
Japanese Women Photographers: Exhibition Tour with Director Carrie Cushman
6:00 pm
Join fellow alumni and families in New York for a special evening at the International Center of Photography (ICP). Carrie Cushman, director of the Bates Museum of Art, photo historian,…
Thursday Dec 3
Bates Voice Studio Recital, The Students of Joelle Morris and Jazmin DeRice
7:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: Join these brave students as they sing their hearts out!
Friday Dec 4
New Faculty Community of Practice
12:00 pm
You are juggling a lot as a faculty member in your first few years here at Bates. Join this group to help lessen the load, as we will share tips…
Friday Dec 4
Bates Winter Gathering and Gallery Talk
3:30 pm
Join other Bates families and alumni at the Bates College Museum of Art for a gallery talk on the current exhibitions. Hear from Iffat Ikram ‘27, a current student intern…
Friday Dec 4
Bates College Choir Presents – Verses Reimagined: Choral Settings by Bates Composers, featuring works by Cannon Carr ’29, Owen Ferguson ’25, Brian Shankar Adler (applied music faculty), and Professors Hiroya Miura, Asha Tamirisa, and Sepehr Pirasteh
7:30 pm
Presented By: The Bates Department of Music: The Bates College Choir presents original compositions and arrangements by Bates composers. Every piece sets a beloved work of poetry, from Rumi to…Friday Dec 4
Bates College Choir Presents, Verses Reimagined: Choral Settings by Bates Composers, featuring works by Cannon Carr '29, Owen Ferguson '25, Brian Shankar Adler (applied music faculty), and Professors Hiroya Miura, Asha Tamirisa, and Sepehr Pirasteh
7:30 pm
The Bates College Choir presents a concert completely dedicated to Bates Composers!
For more information: sgurley@bates.edu (Gurley, Stuart)
Tuesday Dec 8
Staff Educators Community of Practice
12:00 pm
Calling all staff educators! Wait, who’s a staff educator? Do you design learning materials and programs, foster productive learning environments, or promote individual growth and development? Yes? You are a staff…Sunday Dec 13
Boston Alumnae Book Club: How to Read a Book
IN-PERSON MEETING! – Brunch/Lunch Meeting: EXACT TIME IS TBD
Do you like meeting new people, reading great books, and discussing them?
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to join the Boston Alumnae Book…
Thursday Mar 11 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
7:30 pm
Directed/Facilitated by Guest Artist Liz Carlson The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance. Performance Dates Thursday, March 11th at 7:30 pmFriday, March 12th at 7:30pmSaturday, March 13th at 5pmSunday, March…Thursday Mar 11 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
7:30 pm
The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance, directed/facilitated by guest artist Liz Carlson.
For more information: csmith5@bates.edu (Smith, Courtney)
Friday Mar 12 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
7:30 pm
Directed/Facilitated by Guest Artist Liz Carlson The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance. Performance Dates Thursday, March 11th at 7:30 pmFriday, March 12th at 7:30pmSaturday, March 13th at 5pmSunday, March…Friday Mar 12 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
7:30 pm
The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance, directed/facilitated by guest artist Liz Carlson.
For more information: csmith5@bates.edu (Smith, Courtney)
Saturday Mar 13 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
5:00 pm
Directed/Facilitated by Guest Artist Liz Carlson The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance. Performance Dates Thursday, March 11th at 7:30 pmFriday, March 12th at 7:30pmSaturday, March 13th at 5pmSunday, March…Saturday Mar 13 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
5:00 pm
The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance, directed/facilitated by guest artist Liz Carlson.
For more information: csmith5@bates.edu (Smith, Courtney)
Sunday Mar 14 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
2:00 pm
Directed/Facilitated by Guest Artist Liz Carlson The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance. Performance Dates Thursday, March 11th at 7:30 pmFriday, March 12th at 7:30pmSaturday, March 13th at 5pmSunday, March…Sunday Mar 14 2027
Devised Theater Workshop Project
2:00 pm
The cast and creative will collaborate to create an original performance, directed/facilitated by guest artist Liz Carlson.
For more information: csmith5@bates.edu (Smith, Courtney)
Friday Apr 9 2027
2027 Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert
7:30 pm
This concert features works from faculty and nationally renowned repertory artists. Student artists engage with the choreographers throughout the Winter semester in the Dance Repertory & Repertory Styles courses and…
Friday Apr 9 2027
Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert
7:30 pm
Celebrating the legacy of Marcy Plavin, the founder of the Bates College dance program. Presented in partnership with the Bates Dance Festival With Artistic Direction by Emily Culbreath and Tristan Koepke This concert…Saturday Apr 10 2027
2027 Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert
5:00 pm
This concert features works from faculty and nationally renowned repertory artists. Student artists engage with the choreographers throughout the Winter semester in the Dance Repertory & Repertory Styles courses and…Saturday Apr 10 2027
Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert
5:00 pm
Celebrating the legacy of Marcy Plavin, the founder of the Bates College dance program. Presented in partnership with the Bates Dance Festival With Artistic Direction by Emily Culbreath and Tristan Koepke This concert…Sunday Apr 11 2027
2027 Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert
2:00 pm
This concert features works from faculty and nationally renowned repertory artists. Student artists engage with the choreographers throughout the Winter semester in the Dance Repertory & Repertory Styles courses and…Sunday Apr 11 2027
Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert
2:00 pm
Celebrating the legacy of Marcy Plavin, the founder of the Bates College dance program. Presented in partnership with the Bates Dance Festival With Artistic Direction by Emily Culbreath and Tristan Koepke This concert…
