Arts and Culture News

Endicott College is pleased to announce Provincetown Artists: A Survey of American Modern to Abstract Art, presented this fall in the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts.

Endicott’s talented singers, instrumentalists, actors, and dancers, along with guest a cappella group, Sound Off, present a sampling of works and previews of the semester to come. Experience dance, chorus, jazz, and more by some of the rising stars of the North Shore.

Returning guest Stephanie Scarcella sings opera and musical theater at Fridays in the Rose, a series designed to give a taste of the sublime and a bite during lunch hour!

Endicott College is pleased to announce the exhibition and reception for their longtime collaborator, Express Yourself, Inc.

View the Performing Arts and Creative Writing as they have evolved through the years

Endicott College is pleased to announce the first one-person exhibit in Massachusetts of works by renowned image-maker and theorist, Carl Toth.

Endicott College is pleased to announce the summer exhibition of Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indians

Endicott College is proud to announce the exhibition Theory and Practice which showcases the work of 12 graduates of Endicott’s Department of Visual Communications.

Endicott College is proud to hostArts Fest 2015: Community Art Exhibition, a true community collaboration.

Charlotte Gordon Reads from Her New Book at Endicott College