Events

With its pairs of plucked strings, bowed strings and woodwinds, Cygnus has a precedent in the Elizabethan "broken consort."

Kicking off a solo exhibition of works by Shahpour Pouyan, on view in The Barbara Walters Gallery from April 2-28.

Good horror writing gets your heart beating and your mind racing. At its best it has a real, emotional effect. But how does it do that? And shouldn’t that be the goal of all fiction?https://www.sarahlawrence.edu/writing-institute/

Sungrai Sohn will perform favorite violin works and also screen "To Have and To Give," a film by David Esposito, his brother-in-law and his living-donor, which documents their journey through the organ-transplant experience in 2001.

A screening of the movie "13th", directed by Ava DuVernay, which takes "an in-depth look at the prison system in the United States and how it reveals the nation's history of racial inequality."

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and Sarah Lawrence faculty member Vijay Seshadri will read and discuss his poetry.

A talk by Ethan Zohn, former professional soccer player, winner of Survivor: Africa, and co-founder of Grassroots Soccer.

Learn more about Sarah Lawrence's summer pre-college programs for high school students.

Join us for Graduate Visit Day: The Arts to learn more about Sarah Lawrence College's MFA programs in Writing, Theatre, and Dance.

Admitted Students Day is designed to give admitted students and their families a real feel for what it’s like to attend Sarah Lawrence.

Sarah Lawrence biology faculty member emeritus Ray Clarke will read from his memoir, Wonderful Voyage.

Sarah Lawrence College music faculty members Martin Goldray and Paul Kerekes will perform "Rite of Spring for Four Hands" by Igor Stravinsky.

Angelina Gualdoni is a painter living in New York City, working in the genre of still life and interiors. Through use of dyeing, pouring, staining, and historic textile patterning, she links various women’s creative practices from industrial to domestic, decorative to metaphysical.

A screening of the film Dark Money followed by a discussion and Q&A with Kimberly Reed, director, and Jay Arthur Sterrenberg ’05, editor/writer.

A young prince is lost in a world of seductive illusions that prey on his imperfections, deepest fears, and darkest sides. Unraveling plots and shadowy players chase him through a spectacle of nightmares, while his end looms ahead in the greatest performance of his life.

A young prince is lost in a world of seductive illusions that prey on his imperfections, deepest fears, and darkest sides. Unraveling plots and shadowy players chase him through a spectacle of nightmares, while his end looms ahead in the greatest performance of his life.