The School of Arts, Media, Performance and Design (AMPD) and Sensorium are pleased to present the 2026 Graduate Symposium Webs of Connectivity on Friday, March 20 at Nat Taylor Cinema. Join us to hear from 12 graduate students who will share their research to peers and faculty and showcase the interconnectedness of arts-based research and […]
Experience dynamic performances across styles and genres, brought to life by our exceptional students and faculty. These drop-in sessions, along with our faculty concert, offer a chance to experience what makes York U Music bold, creative, and inspiring. Whether you’re a prospective student, a music lover, or simply curious, come discover the energy, talent, and […]
Each spring, the Visual Art & Art History department proudly showcases the extraordinary talent, creativity, and critical insight of our students through a dynamic public exhibition. This annual celebration highlights an inspiring range of works produced across disciplines reflecting the depth, innovation, and diverse perspectives that define our program. Join us to experience the energy […]
York University’s World Music Festival is a cross-cultural celebration spotlighting musical traditions around the world. Produced by Professor Sherry Johnson, this global sonic journey showcases a vibrant sampling of music featured in York’s World Music program. Maps and Directions THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2026 10:45 a.m. – Toronto Chinese Orchestra (Patty Chan, Director) 11:15 a.m. – Toronto Chinese Orchestra […]
York University’s Devised Theatre class of 2026 is excited to present this year’s Devised Theatre Festival. The Festival consists of two different shows by two different companies consisting of students from the class, their crews, and the PM team. Memento Mori (The Loose Screw Theatre Company) Thursday March 3 – 7:30 pm Wednesday, March 4 […]
The Children’s Hour by Lillian Hellman is a powerful drama about a false accusation that devastates the lives of two women who run a girls’ boarding school. When a student’s malicious lie sparks scandal and suspicion, the play exposes the destructive force of rumor, fear, and societal prejudice. Location: Sandra Faire and Ivan Fecan Theatre […]
Sensorium welcomes back the IP Innovation to present a digital art and technology focused workshop where participants can learn about the intellectual property (IP) issues surrounding collaborative creative practice in digital art and technology. Topics covered will include the fundamentals of copyright and trademark law, how IP affects artists, in particular artists working in digital […]
The Harriet Tubman Institute is proud to present Politics/Poetics of Migration, a new gallery exhibition showcasing the work of AMPD students and alumni. Please join us for an evening of cultural celebration featuring live African drumming and an engaging artist talk with the creators behind the collection. Politics/Poetics of Migration Location: (HNES 140) Date: February 5, […]
The Koschitzky Centre for Jewish Studies and the Department of Music in the School of the Arts, Media, Performance and Design are proud to present are proud to present The Jacob Gorzhaltsan Quartet. The Jacob Gorzhaltsan Quartet is a contemporary jazz ensemble brought together by Juno-nominated Toronto-based woodwind player, Jacob Gorzhaltsan. Blending a variety of […]
Join 2026 Connected Minds Artist-in-Residence Mani Mazinani and the SOLAR lab team as they introduce the Solar Organ project and lead an experimental improvisation session. In a mixed symposium/workshop format, SOLAR Team members will each give a brief introduction to their own work and research, followed by a Q&A. Next we’ll form an ad hoc […]