An international research project dedicated to exploring the history of gendered performance on the early modern stage and our contemporary drive for gender equity in today’s theatre industry.

Pluralist Perspectives on Canadian Landscapes (art history students’ experiential learning in creating an exhibit). Installation, curatorial talk, forum and reception — all take place in the new L.R. Wilson Hall.

Art historian Angela Sheng and Norwegian textile artist Åse Eriksen present a Silk Road talk and demonstration in the new L.R. Wilson Black Box Theatre. Dina Hamed hosts a weaving workshop in the Lobby.

Recent Studio Art graduate, Abby Nicholson, will present a solo exhibition of Hamilton architecture-inspired mixed media to open at Supercrawl 2018.

Cross-Canada concerts celebrate life and offer music as a powerful and transformative force. Mysterious Barricades Toronto Chorale is conducted by Tracy Wong, McMaster’s new choral faculty.

Sookie Bardwell, Studio Art graduate, presents Careworks, an exhibition in the Fitzhenry Atrium, September 20 – 27, 2018.

We hope you can join us for The Socrates Project’s 2018-19 season launch on Wednesday, September 12th.

Talent, energy, dedication — for 46 years, each new collection of bright young singers called the Ontario Youth Choir has been pushing the boundaries of choral excellence and amazing crowds with the quality of their performances.