Events Calendar

For more information and instructions for how to receive a daily event email, scroll past the calendar.

The calendar view can be changed by clicking the Week, Month, and Agenda tabs.  It may be best viewed on a desktop computer.

School of Music Public Events Calendar

This Google Calendar lists all public events hosted by the School of Music in a centralized location for easy reference. Event details and locations can be found within the calendar entries.  Calendar access is limited to anyone with a University Google account. For the general public, event information can be found on our website.

Includes: 

• Events officially presented, publicized, or co-sponsored by the School of Music, including concerts, recitals, lectures, masterclasses, and other events open to the public.

Doesn’t include: 

• Events owned by other University departments or external organizations that are not officially co-sponsored or presented by the School of Music.

• Events not publicized by the School of Music (such as non-publicized recitals).

• Rehearsals, classes, meetings and other non-public events.

The instructions below are for a desktop browser.  Mobile devices may be different: 

To add the SOM Public Events calendar to your University Google calendar:

1. Log into your University Google account, and ensure all other Google accounts are logged out. 

2. Click "Add to Calendar" located at the bottom left of the calendar on this page above. This will automatically open your Google calendar in a new window.  

3. Click “Add” on the Add Calendar pop-up that appears.  The calendar should now be visible, and listed under “Other calendars.”

To receive a daily email digest listing the current day’s events:

4. Add the calendar to your Google account as listed in steps 1-3 above (required).

5. Find the School of Music Events calendar listed on the left side of your Google calendar, and click the three dots to open the menu.  Click “Settings.”

6. Scroll down to “Other Notifications,” and set “Daily Agenda” to “Email.”  

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