Performances & Events
Located just a short walk from downtown Chestertown, Washington College is an integral part of the culture of this gem of the Eastern Shore. Residents and visitors to the region have many opportunities to enjoy theatre, music, literary readings, dance, and more that are featured on campus.
Featured Events
Music for Maryland Summer Tour: Simply Charming Mozart
Nicolas Ellis, conductor
Geneva Lewis, violin
Featuring Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Violin Concerto No. 3, and Symphony No. 38, the
"Prague."
Since its launch in 2022, the Music for Maryland Tour has become a cornerstone of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s statewide outreach. Tickets for this year’s Music for Maryland concerts are once again available at pay-what-you-wish pricing, with advance reservations highly encouraged. During the performances, audiences will experience a vibrant mix of beloved classics and contemporary pieces, showcasing the BSO’s dynamic artistry and musical diversity.
Details
- August 7, 2025
- Decker Theatre, Gibson Center for the Arts
André Mehmari
André Mehmari is considered one of Brazil's most talented musicians. His activities as pianist, composer, and arranger are highly regarded in both popular and classical music. As his compositions have been performed by leading orchestras such as Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo and chamber ensembles such as the São Paulo String Quartet, his career in jazz and Brazilian popular music has attained wide attention with performances in all of Brazil's major jazz festivals and abroad at Umbria Jazz in Italy and Juan Les-Pins in France.
Details
- September 26, 2025
- Hotchkiss Recital Hall, Gibson Center for the Arts
Cloud Tectonics
by Jose Rivera directed by Sergio Cilla
On a stormy night in Los Anges, a lonely man named Anibal picks up a pregnant hitchhiker and welcomes her into his home. Clocks stop, visitors materialize out of nowhere and love ticks louder and faster with each heartbeat. This magical love story asks the timeless question: is there a right time for love?
Details
- Fall 2025
- Gibson Center for the Arts