The hub of artistic life at Trinity College.
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AAC Updated Covid-19 Visitor Policy We are welcoming back visitors and event participants under the following policy: In concert with the most recent guidance from the CDC, Trinity College, and thus Austin Arts Center’s, 2021-22 policy requires that all faculty, staff, and students be vaccinated. Until further notice, all patrons and visitors to Austin Arts Center in person performances and gatherings will be required to show proof of vaccination in person, with identification, and must wear a face mask while inside the venue. Trinity IDs are also accepted as proof of vaccination. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation! |
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Fall 2021 Events:
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Working Through / Working Forward Showing works by David Borawski, Joe Bun Keo, Rosalyn Driscoll, Tekla McInerney, Deborra Stewart-Pettengill.
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Social Justice Initiative Lecture With Rachel Herzing, Community Adviser, Center for Political Education. Prison and the Public Humanities web series: This series of public and filmed lectures is tied to Jordan T. Camp’s Fall 2021 American Studies course, “The Prison and Public Humanities.” Here, Prof. Camp interviews leading figures who are researching, theorizing, and organizing against mass incarceration and domestic militarism. Check back for streaming details! |
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Social Justice Initiative Lecture With Jack Norton, Senior Research Associate, Vera Institute of Justice. Prison and the Public Humanities web series: This series of public and filmed lectures is tied to Jordan T. Camp’s Fall 2021 American Studies course, “The Prison and Public Humanities.” Here, Prof. Camp interviews leading figures who are researching, theorizing, and organizing against mass incarceration and domestic militarism. Check back for streaming details! |
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Social Justice Initiative Lecture Diana Aldretw, Trinity Hispanic Studies in the Language and Culture Studies, recipient of the 2021 Independent Artists Fund Award from the Hartford Free Center discusses her new project on transnational gendered violence, femicides, and women of color feminism. This is tied Christina Heatherton’s Fall 2021 Human Rights and American Studies course, “Global Radicalism.” |
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Fall Theater: The Pillowman, by Martin McDonagh Directed by Teri Incampo. Additional details and ticket information forthcoming! |
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Fall Dance: What’s Your Move? Directed by Peter Kyle. Choreography by and for Trinity students. Additional details and ticket information forthcoming!
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Music Lessons Concert Common Hour Concert of Trinity students participating in private music lessons for instruments and voice.
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Jazz Ensemble Fall concert.
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Samba Ensemble / Steel Pan Ensemble Fall concert.
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Chamber Ensembles Concert Common Hour Concert of Trinity students participating in instrumental ensembles.
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Theater and Dance Senior Theses
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Additional performances to be announced!
There's more to a show at the Austin Arts Center than meets the eye. Three current students give a look at other ways to be involved with this vibrant community, behind the scenes in Trinity's performing arts venue.