Events
What’s Happening at Bates
Except as noted, these events are open to the public at no charge. (Where there is an admission fee, the cost for the general public appears first, followed by the cost for students and seniors.)
Exhibitions at Bates
'Babylon, Journey of Refugees'
Gannett Theater (in Schaeffer Theatre): Vermont's award-winning Sandglass Theater presents an original work that mixes live actors and …
Freewill Folk Society Contradance
Muskie Archives 201 - Muskie Room: Bates' monthly college dance resumes with music by John Pranio, Glen Loper and David Stimson, providing a fun and …
Life Drawing Session
Olin Arts Center 259 - Drawing Studio: As a service to the artists in our community, we host a life drawing session every Wednesday throughout the ac…
'Tiny Conspiracies: Cell-to-Cell Communication in Bacteria'
Pettengill Hall G52 - Classroom: A talk by Bonnie Bassler, who studies the molecular mechanisms that bacteria use for intercellular communication. A …
Maine Olympic Development Program - Soccer
Merrill Gymnasium 32 - Field House
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Interfaith Service
Gomes Chapel 104 - Gomes Chapel: Honoring spiritual dimensions of peace and justice work through music, prayer, art and word, this service includes m…
Life Drawing Session
Olin Arts Center 259 - Drawing Studio: As a service to the artists in our community, we host a life drawing session every Wednesday throughout the ac…
'Water & Sea Level Rise: Maine Perspectives'
Olin Arts Center 104 - Classroom (Multimedia): Presented in conjunction with the Bates College Museum of Art exhibition Anthropocenic, which explores…
Public Works in Progress
Commons 221/222 - 221/222: Enjoy a casual lunchtime program featuring presentations of community-engaged work undertaken by Bates students. Off-campu…
Life Drawing Session
Olin Arts Center 259 - Drawing Studio: As a service to the artists in our community, we host a life drawing session every Wednesday throughout the ac…
'The Work of Imagination in the Age of Catastrophe'
Pettengill G52 (Keck Classroom): A talk by Daegan Miller, whose writings include work for the first international museum exhibit on the Anthropocen…