Join us at the Princeton Public Library to dive into national bestseller "The Septembers of Shiraz" by Dalia Sofer, a novel set in the aftermath of the Iranian revolution, in context of Princeton University Concerts’ upcoming event with renowned Iranian musician Kayhan Kalhor on Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at 7:30PM as part of the Healing […]
Join staff from veteran-owned Dao Concepts and keep that drive to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle! This series promotes overall wellness through the practice of Yang Style Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese art that blends exercise with stress reduction. Each week will include a warmup, followed by low-impact Tai Chi movements necessarily to learn […]
Renowned choreographer, dancer, and creator of the unique Shilpanatanam dance style, Dr. Maya Kulkarni, will present two of her works in collaboration with dancers, Bharathi Penneswaran and Ramya Shankaran. Transgressing Powers is a rare opportunity for dance enthusiasts, of both Indian and Western forms, and yoga and wellness practitioners to understand how dance movement reaches […]
American Repertory Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s program is for people with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers. Each class has live music and creates a warm sanctuary for movement exploration, and a social atmosphere to support artistic venture. Classes are infused with guided imagery, vocalization, and movement to provide participants with a dynamic experience. Participants are […]
Bring your knitting and/or crochet project (and your own supplies) to these drop-in social gatherings that allow you to relax and unwind with others. Sessions will not include instruction. Please visit this link for full details.
Dancing In The Dark is a one-of-a-kind dance experience designed to eliminate the barriers of self-consciousness and social judgment. The dance party takes place in a dark, dimly lit room, and is an exclusively chat and socialization-free zone. Dance is therapy, dance is cleansing, and dance ultimately, is for everybody and every body. Please visit this […]
American Repertory Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s program is for people with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers. Each class has live music and creates a warm sanctuary for movement exploration, and a social atmosphere to support artistic venture. Classes are infused with guided imagery, vocalization, and movement to provide participants with a dynamic experience. Participants are […]
Bring your knitting and/or crochet project (and your own supplies) to these drop-in social gatherings that allow you to relax and unwind with others. Sessions will not include instruction. Please visit this link for full details.
Nine years after his Princeton University Concerts debut, he returns at long last with a program that combines his trademark interpretations of J.S. Bach and Johannes Brahms’ music with Liszt’s colossal transcription of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony — “Forget four-hands piano: Levit seemed to be playing with six or eight. He generated the breadth, force and […]
Discover your ‘inner artist’ while embracing the many relaxing benefits of Zentangle, a meditative form of drawing. Create a unique piece of art using using structured shapes with recurring patterns that can help increase focus and decrease stress. All materials will be provided at this free workshop intended for adults and teens. Please visit this link for […]
A fly-on-the-wall documentary following pianist Igor Levit (who will appear at Princeton University Concerts on October 30 and November 3) from the final recordings of his Beethoven piano sonata cycle and into the beginning of Covid lockdown, when public music-making stopped and Levit gave a series of concerts from his apartment in Berlin. The film […]
Bring your ideas and relax with us for the afternoon as we carve and print a small linocut block together. You’ll be guided on how to create an original linocut print using various tools and a softcut block, as well as how to ink and print onto archival paper. A selection of herbal teas will […]
Each year, the Princeton GirlChoir singers carefully select a charitable organization to support through the power and beauty of their singing. In the Fall of 2023, they chose to lend their voices in support of The Akshaya Patra Foundation, a charitable organization with the mission to combat classroom hunger and malnutrition in India. In November […]
At a time when very few artists take a clear political stand, piano legend Igor Levit speaks out on social and political issues often – on his social media channels, as a frequent guest on prominent European talk shows, playing at the national convention in Germany, performing at demonstrations on behalf of social inclusion, protesting […]
American Repertory Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s program is for people with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers. Each class has live music and creates a warm sanctuary for movement exploration, and a social atmosphere to support artistic venture. Classes are infused with guided imagery, vocalization, and movement to provide participants with a dynamic experience. Participants are […]
American Repertory Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s program is for people with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers. Each class has live music and creates a warm sanctuary for movement exploration, and […]
Bring your knitting and/or crochet project (and your own supplies) to these drop-in social gatherings that allow you to relax and unwind with others. Sessions will not include instruction. Please visit […]
Join staff from veteran-owned Dao Concepts and keep that drive to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle! This series promotes overall wellness through the practice of Yang Style Tai Chi, […]
Join this walking group for exclusive access to the grounds (before we open to the public!) on the first Thursday of each month. These morning walks are an ideal way […]
American Repertory Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s program is for people with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers. Each class has live music and creates a warm sanctuary for movement exploration, and […]
