From standing ovations to home runs, there is always something exciting happening at DePaul! Throughout the year the School of Music, the Theater School at DePaul University, DePaul Athletics, and the DePaul Art Museum hosts many concerts, shows, games, and exhibitions that are open to the public. Below is a list of events happening fall quarter between the Loop and Lincoln Park campus. To view event details, simply click on the listed event.
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Haymarket Opera Company and The Newberry Consort join forces to present Claudio Monteverdi’s 1607 operatic masterpiece, L’Orfeo. Following a 2025 presentation of the oldest...
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Bach in the City’s co-music director School of Music faculty member Jason Moy has mapped out a “Fantasticus” voyage for those attending the “Fantasticus: Bach and Before”...
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The DePaul Symphony Orchestra presents its first concert of the fall quarter, led by DPSO Music Director and Conductor, Francesco Milioto. Featured on this concert is Dvořák's...
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Conducted by Michael Lewanski and Erica Neidlinger, DePaul's Ensemble 20+ presents their first concert of the academic year.
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The DePaul Concert Orchestra performs their first concert of the fall quarter under the direction of faculty member Michael Lewanski. The program features Schubert's Symphony...
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The DePaul Jazz Workshop, under the leadership of Scott Burns, Director of Jazz Studies, presents their first concert of the fall quarter.
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The DePaul Jazz Ensemble, directed by Thomas Matta, performs its first concert of the fall quarter.
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The Faculty Artist Series presents a recital featuring Jeremy Ruthrauff, soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones. He will be presenting a program of Impressionist and...
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Conducted by Erica Neidlinger, the DePaul Wind Symphony performs its first concert of the fall quarter. Featured on the program is Symphony No. 4 from David Maslanka.
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Joy Is Coming - the conclusion of ~Nois Quartet's 10th Anniversary Season!
Giacomo Puccini is said to have considered the sound of the saxophone the closest of any...