Hamline Events

The CMSM welcomes back clarinetist Burt Hara in a concert featuring Brahms Clarinet Trio, two works for cello featuring Tony Ross, Beth Rapier, and Mary Jo Gothmann, and a sampling from the 2024 NLCMI! NOTE: This concert will take the place of Clarinet Trios with Gabi and Tony. 

Get more information about Hamline's PhD in Management and Public Service degree. Join us online to get your questions answered. 

What is time? How does it shape the music we hear? How do composers manipulate time to create meaning in music? Join Copper Street Brass as we explore these ideas and more in a wide variety of soundscapes. Get ready to listen, to be immersed, to think, and to rock out along with us through this music journey into the nonspatial continuum we call “Time.” 

Attending an information session is a great way to learn more about Hamline's School of Business master's degree in business (MBA), business analytics, management and leadership, and public administration.

Join us for an online information session where you’ll meet with staff who will guide you through every step of your education at Hamline.

Attending a virtual information session is a great way to learn more about Hamline's MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults (MFAC) program.

The Music Department is sponsoring five world music workshops as part of our course Music in World Cultures, taught by Miriam Gerberg, ethnomusicologist.  Observers are welcome to join us in Sundin Music Hall. This installation features Djenane Saint Juste and Afoutayi Haitian dance and drumming.

Two harlequins, two shepherds, and death share the stage in Edna St. Vincent Millay’s fanciful one-act. This poetic farce explores the morals of war, friendship, love, and boredom all in the span of 30 minutes! Harlequins Pierrot and Columbine lament their shiny decadence. Cothurnus wears the Masque of Tragedy. Friends Thyrsis and Corydon lose their lives in a make-believe battle. How does a play that was shaped and informed by the 20 million casualties during World War I speak to a world on edge over a century later?

Directed by Eden Fahy (Class of 2025) as part of their senior project in the Department of Performance, Production, and Community.

The Department of Digital + Studio Art is pleased to present its 2025 Faculty Biennial Exhibition, opening with a reception on Friday, March 7, from 6–8 p.m. The exhibition features recent work by teaching artists, and represents their areas of concentration including printmaking, painting, sculpture, and mixed and digital media. The exhibition runs from March 7 through March 28, 2025, in the Soeffker Gallery in the Drew Fine Arts (DFA) Center. The reception is open to the public; refreshments will be served. 

Please contact John-Mark Schlink, Gallery Director, with questions.

Two harlequins, two shepherds, and death share the stage in Edna St. Vincent Millay’s fanciful one-act. This poetic farce explores the morals of war, friendship, love, and boredom all in the span of 30 minutes! Harlequins Pierrot and Columbine lament their shiny decadence. Cothurnus wears the Masque of Tragedy. Friends Thyrsis and Corydon lose their lives in a make-believe battle. How does a play that was shaped and informed by the 20 million casualties during World War I speak to a world on edge over a century later?

Directed by Eden Fahy (Class of 2025) as part of their senior project in the Department of Performance, Production, and Community.