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DBR Collaborates with Wheaton Students

World-renowned violinist and composer Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) opened up a year-long residency at Wheaton with a collaborative performance in the Kresge Experimental Theatre on October 1,…

Annual Holiday Fair

December 11, 2015 Come join the Wheaton community as we celebrate the holiday season. Local vendors, artisans and crafters will be in the Balfour Atrium…

Artist Talk by Johnny Adimando

Learn about the source of RISD faculty member Johnny Adimando’s current exhibition, titled “The Beast of Broken Sleep”.

Artist Talk by Shelley Reed

November 3, 2015 Boston-based painter Shelley Reed will shed light on her process of creating large-scale black-and-white paintings that draw from art history and will…

The Playwright in Life and Art

October 27, 2015 A conversation with playwright Will Eno on language, culture and the sublime. Mary Lyon Hall, May Room, 5:30 p.m.

South Indian Vocal Music – Wheaton College Navaratri Festival 2015

October 28, 2015 South Indian vocalist B. Balasubrahmaniyan accompanied by K.V.S Vinay, violin, and David Nelson on the mridangam, will present a concert of Karnataka…

Tiger in the Living Room: Work by Shelley Reed

October 23 – December 16, 2015 Beard Gallery, Watson Fine Arts

The Beast of Broken Sleep by Johnny Adimando

October 23 – December 16, 2015 Weil Gallery, Watson Fine Arts

La Compagnie Caravague presents La Leçon

André Nerman and his troupe La Compagnie Caravague perform Eugene Ionesco’s La leçon (The Lesson) in French.

A Conversation on Race, Art, and Activism

Wheaton faculty Dolita Cathcart and Tripp Evans engage in a conversation with artist James Montford inspired by his exhibition “The Planetarium of Black Indian Constellations”.

Life of Letters: Writing for Your Life in the 21st Century

October 1, 2015 There’s no question a degree in English or Creative Writing is tangible evidence of creative flair, but what does that mean in…

Brown Bag Lunch Talk with Cathryn Mercier

September 29, 2015 Mercier, professor and director of the Center for the Study of Children’s Literature at Simmons College presents a lunchtime lecture on children’s…