Smith Arts Day
On Saturday, April 19, The Smith Office for the Arts (SOFA) invites the public to the second annual Smith Arts Day, a vibrant celebration of creativity across disciplines. Building on last year’s successful launch, this year’s daylong festival features over 40 free events—from hands-on workshops to performances and exhibitions—highlighting Smith’s thriving arts community.
SOFA invites you to join us for concerts, performances, open rehearsals, special installations and exhibitions, tours, workshops, art-making activities and more. Smith Arts Day kicks off on Friday night, April 18, with Spring Smith Student Art Sale, followed by a full day of activities on Saturday from 10 am - 9 pm. Explore Smith campus through the arts and find your own creativity.
Some highlights!
Spring Smith Student Art Sale (April 18)
Projections on the Neilson Library throughout the weekend
“Imaging Through the Ages in the Imaging Center" including 35 mm Slide Button Making, Relief Printing and a Pinhole Camera Workshop
Orchestra Spring Concert and Open Rehearsal presented by the Music Department
Drop-in, hands-on workshops with the Design Thinking Initiative (DTI), The Botanic Garden of Smith College, and more
Curator-led tour of Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now at the SCMA
Erased Land: Blackout Poetry Project and Origami Creations of T.S. Eliot’'s "The Waste Land" with The Boutelle-Day Poetry Center
Zines Galore - A collaborative making and sharing session of self-produced publications
Create Your Vision: A Cut Loose Collage Workshop
Smith Arts Day Community Mural
Campus School of Smith College Sixth- Grade Pop-Up Exhibition
Works-in-Progress showings with dance, music, film and theatre students
Smith Student Performance Showcase
And so much more! Over 40 events, workshops, and exhibits.
All are free. All are fun.
FOR THE FULL SCHEDULE AND EVENT DETAILS, VISIT: SMITH.EDU/SMITHARTSDAY
