Schwartz Center for Performing Arts

Featured Events

Philip Glass, by Raymond Meier
Discover the 2020–2021 Candler Concert Series
Candler Concert SeriesSpotify
Bomsori Kim
Bomsori Kim, violin
TBD | Fall 2020 Updates Coming Soon
Candler Concert SeriesSpotify
Ben Wendel, saxophone
Ben Wendel–High Heart
TBD | Fall 2020 Updates Coming Soon
Candler Concert SeriesSpotify
Philip Glass and Third Coast Percussion
Philip Glass and Third Coast Percussion
TBD | Fall 2020 Updates Coming Soon
Candler Concert SeriesSpotify
Jeremy Denk, piano
Les Violons du Roy with Jeremy Denk, piano
January 29, 2021 | Available now with a 2020–2021 Subscription
Candler Concert SeriesSpotify
Danish String Quartet, photo by Caroline Bittencourt
Danish String Quartet
February 19, 2021 | Available now with a 2020–2021 Subscription
Candler Concert SeriesSpotify

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In response to COVID-19 and Emory University’s commitment to the health and safety of our community, all events in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts have been canceled through mid-August, 2020. Sign up here to receive the Schwartz Center email newsletter–distributed on the second and fourth Wednesday each month–for event updates and information about virtual music offerings from our favorite artists.

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Review: Joyce DiDonato sings a soaring ode to peace at Schwartz Center

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Review: Bostridge and Mehldau capture the many sides of love

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Review: Kronos Quartet at Emory’s Schwartz Center

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International Bel Canto Tenor Lawrence Brownlee Strives To Make Opera More Inclusive

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About Schwartz Center for Performing Arts

The Donna and Marvin Schwartz Center for Performing Arts is a place where teaching, learning, and performance merge to create a vital arts presence for our community. 

At the Schwartz Center, students, faculty, and world-renowned guest artists combine their talents and hard work to share culture, beauty, and provocative work. The arts are among the most exalted and enduring achievements of civilization, and Emory University is proud to provide a place where cultivation of the arts can thrive.