Skidmore College Events

World-class opera singer Megan Marino (mezzo-soprano) will perform the songs and cycles of composer and Skidmore faculty member Evan Mack.

Blue Door Fine Art is excited to present "Fall into Reality," featuring the innovative works of four distinguished artists: Kate Dee, Michael Dudley, Jeff Elgin, and Ben Keller.

Sustain | A free documentary film series featuring legendary figures in music

The 3-day symposium will bring together a dozen of the most distinguished writers and thinkers in the country to discuss and debate critical cultural, political, and racial issues.

Legendary guitarist Marc Ribot will accompany the 1921 silent film "The Kid" and will perform a short solo set before the film.

Flutist Yvonne Chavez Hansbrough will be joined by Skidmore faculty and guests to present a concert of music for flute with oboe, piano, and guitar.

In celebration of her 80th birthday, internationally acclaimed sitarist, composer, choreographer, and Skidmore faculty Veena Chandra will present a mesmerizing program of Indian music and dance.

What is Color? A Free Workshop for Kids with Steven Weinberg, author of What is Color? Presented by Saratoga Book Festival and the Tang Teaching Museum

Surround seats the audience onstage with the artist, Emel Mathlouthi - where each note and whisper is shared in a collective resonance

Authors Ruy Teixeira and Matthew Continetti join Skidmore College political science faculty for a conversation about the future of American politics.

Join Erik Baker, lecturer at Harvard University, as he argues how efforts to promote entrepreneurship may have laid the groundwork for our current crisis of democracy.

Sustain | A free documentary film series featuring legendary figures in music

Join Skidmore College and the Tang Teaching Museum for a discussion about election security, misinformation, social media, and AI.

Former U.S. Representative Joe Walsh and Fred Guttenberg, businessman-turned-activist following his daughter's murder in a school shooting , share their story as a way forward for civil discourse.

The SSSO kicks of their 91st season with an appearance at the Arthur Zankel Music Center!

Join faculty from Skidmore College, Florida Atlantic University, and Empire State for a discussion about recent international elections and their connections to the upcoming U.S. elections.

Do we even need an Equal Rights Amendment? Join Skidmore College faculty as they discuss the ERA's history at Skidmore, its many opponents, and the current campaign to get it passed.

Surround seats the audience onstage with the artist , Tenzin Choegyal - where each note and whisper is shared in a collective resonance.

Join Skidmore faculty for a post-election debrief where they will address the questions and controversies that remain following Election Day.