Join the Acadia University Orchestra, Symphonic Band & Wind Ensemble, conducted by Dr. Tristan De Borba, March 17, 3pm at Festival Theatre (Wolfville, NS) for a concert featuring music by T.Patrick Carrabré, Christopher Ducasse, Julie Giroux & more. Admission: free-will donation.

TODAY (Mar 17): Join the Acadia University Orchestra, Symphonic Band & Wind Ensemble, conducted by Dr. Tristan De Borba at 3pm in Festival Theatre (Wolfville, NS) for a concert featuring music by T.Patrick Carrabré, Christopher Ducasse, Julie Giroux & more. Free-will donation.

The Acadia Singers had such a beautiful day for a choir trip to Lunenburg- thank you to everyone who came out to our concert! And now, looking forward to our Wolfville performance TONIGHT (Saturday, April 20th) at 7:00pm!

On Thursday, September 26, 1pm, in Festival Theatre (Wolfville), the Acadia School of Music Concert & Lecture Series presents a FREE performance by The Looking Glass Ensemble, an interdisciplinary performance collective that pairs newly imagined creations of music and dance.

On Thurs October 3, the Acadia School of Music Concert & Lecture Series presents a talk by Dr. Sara Brooks, psychotherapist and counsellor, addressing common career challenges and mental wellness tools for musicians. This FREE event begins at 1pm in FESTIVAL THEATRE in Wolfville.

Thurs, Oct 10 (1pm, Festival Theatre) AUSOM presents “Reflections on Singing In Flanders Fields” by Dr. Michelle Boyd - sharing photos & recordings of the Acadia University Singers' tour across France & Begium and Singing In Flanders Fields. All welcome to this FREE event.

On Thursday, October 24, the Acadia School of Music Concert & Lecture Series presents “Tracing Colville” by Dean Burry - inspired by the remarkable World War Two journey of iconic Canadian painter (and former Acadia Chancellor) Alex Colville. 1pm FESTIVAL THEATRE. FREE

On Thursday, October 31, the Acadia School of Music's Concert & Lecture Series presents the first student recital of our 2024/25 Season! 1pm in Denton Hall auditorium; free admission and open to community members.

On Thurs., November 7, the Acadia School of Music’s Concert & Lecture Series presents “Redefining Music Spaces: Safety, Inclusion, and the Power of Community at Acadia University” - led by Music Nova Scotia's Executive Director. 1:00pm in Festival Theatre. Free admission.

Sunday, November 17 at 3pm: The Acadia University Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, and Acadia Youth Band present a fall concert, " 1000 Inner Voices." Festival Theatre (504 Main St., Wolfville, NS). Admission by free will donation at the door.

Wednesday, November 20: Please join the Acadia University String Orchestra with the Acadia Regional Youth Orchestra for Elementa: Music for Strings. Concert begins at 7:30PM in the Festival Theatre (504 Main St., Wolfville, NS). Admission by freewill donation.

Sunday, November 17 at 3pm: The Acadia University Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, and Acadia Youth Band present their fall concert, "1000 Inner Voices." 504 Main St., Wolfville, NS). Admission by free will donation at the door.

On Thurs., Nov. 21, the Acadia School of Music's Concert & Lecture Series presents a student recital. The program will feature by student vocalists and instrumentalists, accompanied by faculty pianists, Edward Enman and Mary Castello. 1pm | Festival Theatre | free admission

Wednesday, November 20: Please join the Acadia University String Orchestra with the Acadia Regional Youth Orchestra for Elementa: Music for Strings. Concert begins at 7:30PM in the Festival Theatre (504 Main St., Wolfville, NS). Admission by freewill donation.

TONIGHT (Tuesday, Nov. 26): The Acadia University Singers present “Songs for a Winter’s Night” – a concert of seasonal music that explores different perspectives on winter. With guest cellist Connor Cornick. 7:30pm in Denton Hall; admission by freewill donation.

Thursday, November 28, the Acadia School of Music's Concert & Lecture Series presents a student recital, featuring student performers and our AUSOM faculty collaborative pianist, Mary Castello. 1:00pm in the Festival Theatre; free admission.

Wed., Dec. 4 at 7:30pm - Join Acadia's 2024 World Drumming and Intro to Gamelan classes as they share an exciting selection of rhythms and compositions from Indonesia, West Africa, India and the Middle East. Denton Hall Auditorium | Free Admission | All are welcome!

Congrats to our all of our Acadia School of Music alumni who have been nominated for #juno awards this year!! #acadiaschoolofmusic #ausom #junoawards2025

A glimpse into our choral conducting course led by Dr. Frances Farrell! Our students are learning innovative techniques to inspire choristers of all ages, and having a great time doing it!

On Thursday, March 13, the Acadia School of Music's Concert & Lecture Series presents: A Student Recital.