This large-scale installation is a virtual interactive waterfall from Montreal-based digital art studio Iregular. This exhibition is free and open to the public. No reservations are required.

This double-bill of two North Carolina-based family Gospel ensembles showcases Gospel as one of the quintessential musical genres of the American South. This event is free and open to the public. No reservations are required.

Acclaimed artists from the Music Maker Foundation’s record label take over American Tobacco Campus in this free event. No reservations are required.

In this free public exhibition, groundbreaking photographer Edward Burtynsky shows human industry’s impact on the Earth in his most ambitious multimedia project. This exhibition is free and visible to all on Duke’s East Campus. No reservations are required.

Catch “top-shelf tap dancer” Ayodele Casel perform “Rooted,” a piece exploring shared roots and artistic intersections between tap, movement, spoken word, and jazz.

Nosrati’s international acclaim stems from her dedication to the piano, which has earned her numerous accolades and concerts at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and more.

Fight Night is a funny and incisive examination of democracy, political passion, and free will. This interactive work will reveal unspoken thoughts and opinions.

Celebrated for their unique interpretations of original and transcribed works for piano and percussion, the Vesna Duo is ‘smashingly effective’ (Wall Street Journal).

Honor the dead with a Day of the Dead altar piece, at Duke Chapel that pays homage to the rich cultural heritage and sacred traditions of Día de los Muertos. This event is free and open to the public. No reservations are required.

The Music Maker Foundation Celebrating 30 Years concert features Taj Mahal, Dom Flemons, and Jackson Browne and many more in the American roots music industry.

A collaboration of Duke Arts and the Department of English, the Blackburn Literary Festival’s keynote and panel bring four celebrated novelists together for a night of reading and conversation. Reservations will open in the fall for this free event.

Originally from Hong-Kong, Scotland-based choreographer Pik-Kei Wong explores gender, bodily-autonomy, and women’s desire in the US Premiere of Bird-Watching. Reservations will open this fall for this free event.