Events

The Steinhardt Jazz Studies program presents the 2026 Fall Jazz Festival — a celebration of artistry, innovation, and community.

Fall 2026 Colloquium Series: NYU Communicative Sciences and Disorders

This will be an information session about the MS Nutrition & Dietetics and Dietetic Internship Programs!

Please join us to learn more about the Art Therapy master's program.

We look forward to answering your questions about the program, its curriculum, students' experiences and their professional trajectories.

The BFA Studio Art program invites the public to visit the studios of our students. This is an exciting opportunity to see current and in-progress artwork and to gain insight into their process of artmaking.

The NYU Symphony Orchestra performs Frederick Chopin's 1st Piano Concerto with 2025 NYU Piano Concerto Competition Winner, Seiha Park. Under the baton of David Bloom, the orchestra will also perform Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony.

Please join us to learn more about the program requirements and curriculum structure of the Studio Art MFA

The NYU Broadway Orchestra performs its fall concert, featuring works by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Sondheim, Kirkwood Jr. and Dante, and others.

Learn more about the program, curriculum, and community of the Studio Art BFA.

Learn about NYU Steinhardt’s Summer 2027 graduate study abroad opportunities! Earn 2 to 3 credits, connect with peers and faculty, and broaden your international perspectives.

Pianist Eteri Andjaparidze is a Steinway Artist and serves as an Artist Faculty member at NYU Steinhardt. Hailed as a "phenomenal pianist" (Boston Globe) whose "playing is imperiously brilliant and idiomatic" (Gramophone), she has...

The Pop/Rock Ensemble features student artists in a vocal showcase highlighting versatility, musicianship, and storytelling across classic rock, soul, and contemporary pop.

The pianists of NYU Steinhardt perform a varied program featuring chamber works with strings and piano four hands.

The Musical Theatre Ensemble performs with the Hubei Performing Arts Group from Wuhan, China.

NYU Woodwind students present an afternoon of chamber music featuring trios, quartets and quintets.

Dr. Matthew Kraft (Brown University) will give a presentation as part of the IES-PIRT proseminar series.

The NYU Percussion Ensemble presents a special evening of percussion music, joined by guest speaker Stewart Copeland, composer and co-founder of The Police.

An evening of chamber music featuring students from the NYU Brass Studies program.

NYU Chorale brings together choral singers from across the University, including undergraduate students, graduate students, staff, and faculty.