Arts

Arts
arts at unh

Create the unexpected


Explore the edge of passion, daring, intellect, power and poetry. Push your body, your voice and your spirit. Engage with humanity — its history and its possibilities. Imagine your creativity at the University of New Hampshire.

 

Experience fine and performing arts events on the Durham campus.

VIEW EVENT CALENDAR

 

what will you study

What will you study?

Study the arts at UNH and thrive. Our students fly when they dance, make magic when they sing and reimagine the world with their brush and canvas. Expand your worldview by studying abroad and extend your reach by participating in the Undergraduate Research Conference.

Art and art history programs

Music programs

Theatre and dance programs

Get the Facts

icon

$250k+

Designated support for fine &
performing arts majors
icon

276

fine & performing arts majors
icon

33

student-run arts organizations
icon

160

annual public performances & exhibits

Extracurricular Arts


unh music students

The Arts are for Everyone.

You don’t have to major in the arts to live and breathe them at UNH. Marching band, jazz bands, concert bands, orchestras, choirs, plays and dance are open to all students.

MUSIC OPTIONS

THEATRE & DANCE OPTIONS

students singing acapella

Do You Like To Sing A Cappella?

Are you ready to direct a play? Do you want to publish a literary and art magazine? You can do all of these things and more in student-run arts organizations.

ORGANIZATIONS

UNH Durham Campus

Expand Your Horizons.

The seacoast region is home to numerous art galleries, theaters and performance spaces. The train connects vibrant arts communities from Boston to Portland.

PORTSMOUTH ARTS

PORTLAND ARTS

BOSTON ARTS

Museums


museum of art
 Museum of Art

The Museum of Art at UNH inspires and engages through exhibitions, hands-on study, and educational programs. As an art student, you might find yourself exhibiting your own work here!

More Information

university museum

 University Museum

Located in the Dimond Library, the University Museum draws on library collections to make UNH and New Hampshire history come alive. It offers an eclectic mix of other exhibits — from pop-up books to fly fishing.

More Information

  • Matthew Leonard ’97, ‘03G
    Wildcat success stories

    Matthew Leonard ’97, ‘03G

    View Story

  • Jared Cassedy
    Wildcat success stories

    Jared Cassedy, ‘04

    View Story

  • Christine Penney ’99, Dan Beaulieu ’05, Kevin Condardo ’05
    Wildcat success stories

    Christine Penney ’99, Dan Beaulieu ’05, Kevin Condardo ’05

    View Story