Celebrate the new music being created right here at Maryland! Featuring original compositions by UMD School of Music student composers, new music recitals range from solo to chamber works and often include electroacoustic performances and multimedia presentations.
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A candid conversation on Ozempic, diet culture, and fatness with anti‑diet collaging in the PopCULTURE Lounge at the Cole Student Activities Building.
Make miniature bottle‑cap polymer‑clay pies, explore Handwork: Contemporary Craft, enjoy live music, craft cider and beer, plus snacks and after‑hours gallery access. $25, ages 21 and up.
Faith in Harmony: Voice (Warner Bros. Theater, National Museum of American History) — Free program examining human voices uplifting scripture, song, and prayer in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Donny Benét performs at The Atlantis, 2047 9th St NW, Washington.
Maryland Women's Basketball faces Coppin State in a home game at the XFINITY Center.
Two nights of chamber jazz present classic tunes by UMD jazz combos in Leah M. Smith Hall, with limited seating on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
Fall Chamber Music Showcase (Dekelboum Concert Hall, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center) — Student chamber music recitals present a broad range of styles and repertoire in a fresh, lively manner.
Open mic night at The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center offers a monthly stage for poems, scenes, monologues, songs, dances, and other performances.
Yeison Landero performs his signature cumbia accordion style, honoring his grandfather’s legacy, at the Kay Theatre in College Park.
The Pineapple Thief perform atmospheric, emotionally charged music at Howard Theatre, showcasing powerful soundscapes and an immersive live show.
UMD Wind Ensemble performs American composers' works, including Kallman's An American Tapestry and Thomas' Mother of a Revolution!, under direction of Andrea Brown at Dekelboum Concert Hall.
Live cumbia performance by Yeison Landero, candy, dancing, games, prizes, and a kids costume contest at Langley Park Community Center, all ages.
