Memory Dance News Today

This month brings a bounty of family-friendly arts activities across Emory, including a concert by the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine. Make a plan to immerse yourself in creativity during the next few weeks.

Vincent Maries mixed-media piece "Im Tired" won Best in Show and "Hold On, Let Go" by Lisa Krannichfeld won first place in the "2023 Irene Rosenzweig Biennial Juried Exhibition."

The selection of professor Julio Medina’s work “tlalli” for the festival’s gala performance represents a first for the Emory Dance Program and a significant opportunity for student performers.

Henry Koskoff and Paula Acocal are this year’s recipients of the prestigious Sudler Prize, which recognizes their remarkable promise in the creative and performing arts.

April brings a multitude of arts events and opportunities across Emory — including a concert featuring 15-time Grammy winner Béla Fleck. Plan now to catch a new play, hear bestselling authors, enjoy concerts across genres and more.

November is full of arts-related events, including the Atlanta debut of NEA Jazz Master and Grammy Award–winner Maria Schneider leading her 18-member big band orchestra. Students, staff and community members are invited to enjoy all the programs, from plays to concerts to public readings.

From film screenings and dance performances to quartet concerts and guest artist lectures, Emory offers arts-related activities for everyone to enjoy. One highlight in September is “meta/physical,” where dance meets martial arts.

October offers a multitude of events for arts enthusiasts to enjoy on campus, including debut dance and music programs, film screenings, museum exhibits and outdoor jazz concerts.