Arts at ND

Arts at ND

Musician Fred Hersch brings Jazz to Students in Chromatic Harmony

Professor John Liberatore’s "Chromatic Harmony" class takes place Tuesdays and Thursdays in O’Neill Hall of Music, but this past week,... Read More

The Power of Performance: A Reflection on the Past Semester

As an arts student, I knew my usual experience on Notre Dame’s campus was going to be drastically altered, but I never expected to gain... Read More

COVID-19 Response Cancels Remainder of 2020–2021 Season

The Center's Executive Director, Ted Barron, announced the cancellation of the remaining previously announced 2020–2021 Presenting Series... Read More

Double Feature

The spring was shaping up to be a season brimming with arts and entertainment options at Notre Dame's DeBartolo Performing Arts Center and... Read More

The Center Announces Reopening Plan for 20-21

For the coming fall semester, the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center and its staff will support the University’s academic mission and... Read More

20−21 Presenting Series Season Features 31 Performances Including Three Signature Events Rescheduled After Spring ’20 Cancellations

The 2020−2021 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Presenting Series season offers 31 performances in a variety of genres, ranging from a... Read More

Prague Was That Kind of Place: Music + Conflict

The music in Schola Antiqua’s performance dates from the 16th and early 17th centuries, and is connected in some way with the city of... Read More

Perspectives from the Executive Director: Making Connections

Executive Director Ted Barron reflects on the year, social infrastructure, and the importance of creating community. Read More

Irish Theatre of Chicago Examines Community and Hope in “Pineapple”

Siiri Scott of Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre directs Irish Theatre of Chicago’s first touring production of the company’s... Read More

The Presenting Series brings Chamber Arts to LaBar Recital Hall

Join us for another exciting year of Presenting Series chamber arts presentations. Since opening in 2004, the Center has become known for... Read More

Celebrating the “King of Instruments” on the Presenting Series

The Center has made a lasting commitment celebrating the organ and the range of music composed for the instrument, from powerful symphonies... Read More

Perspectives from the Executive Director: A Wealth of Talent

This has been a remarkable year for us at the Center, one of our best in terms of overall attendance at events. We are fortunate to do the... Read More