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Each season Caltech Public Events presents performing arts events ranging from theater and music to dance and comedy in various venues on campus; many of these events feature world-renowned artists. Tickets are required. |
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These one-hour performing arts matinees are sure to fascinate guests of all ages. Suitable for families with children, they're equally suitable for adults without kids. Open your eyes and ears ... we'll open your mind! |
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Stunning high-definition films serve as the springboard for lively discussions with Caltech scientists about the science behind the beauty and wonder of the world around us. These programs are held on various Saturday afternoons. Tickets are required. [This series is made possible through Caltech's membership in the CineMuse Network.] |
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A series of science programs featuring high definition films, followed by discussions with Caltech scientists. Designed for school groups grades 5 to 12, these programs are held on various Friday mornings throughout the school year. To learn how your school can participate, call (626) 395-6059. A limited number of complimentary tickets are available for certain school districts through the generosity of the Connie Wei-Luen Kao Memorial Scholarship; please call for information. [Current Flyer (PDF)] |
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Named for the late Earnest C. Watson, who founded the series in 1922, these lectures feature speakers from Caltech and JPL, speaking on cutting-edge research taking place at Caltech. No tickets or reservations are required. Many past Watson Lectures are available for viewing online on the Caltech Theater site, and are available for purchase: DVD Order Form (PDF) [Current Series Brochure (PDF)] |
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A series of talks with some of the most creative thinkers of our time. These innovators step outside the box, inspiring the exploration of ideas. No tickets or reservations are required. |
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The free Frank Capra Film Series features films in honor of the director and Caltech alumnus (B.S. 1918) whose work united popular entertainment and social consciousness. The 06/07 series focuses on the films of writer/director/producer Preston Sturges, one of the most distinctive figures in American film comedy. Like Capra, Sturges had a "touch" that made this brilliant series of films unmistakably his; they remain enormously popular and continue to attract new fans. |
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The Lagerstrom Chamber Music Concerts have offered intimate programs to music lovers from Caltech and the community in the acoustically marvelous and elegant setting of Dabney Lounge for more than half a century. No tickets or reservations are required. |
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Artistic talent on the Caltech campus in showcased by a wide variety of performing groups: Caltech-Occidental Jazz and Concerts Bands, Caltech-Occidental Orchestra, Men's and Women's Glee Clubs, Student Chamber Music Ensembles, and Theater Arts at Caltech. |
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Since 1981, the Caltech Folk Music Society has brought performers of acoustic music from around the world to perform at Caltech. The music ranges from bluegrass bands and British Isles music, to blues and Nueva Cancion. Tickets are required. |
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Special lectures, symposia, panel discussions, art exhibits, and other events take place on campus throughout the year. Some of these include the Michelin, DuBridge, and Lauritsen Lectures. |
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