Family Weekend 2022

Are you ready to tap into your inner Picasso? Finish out Family Weekend together with family paint event. Create the beautiful picture you always wanted with a little guidance and support in a painting class led by professional instructors. Each participant creates their own masterpiece.

Tickets are $35 per person.

JHU Theatre presents Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie.

• JHU Students/Affiliates & Seniors
• General Admission

Barnstormers Freshman One-Acts Performance

• Students & JHU Affiliates
• Non-Affiliates
• Comp (pre-approved)

Stop by during this time to check in for Family Weekend and let us know you have arrived. Staff will be available to answer any questions you have about the schedule and programming. Families only need to check in one time.

Free parking is available in the South Garage

President Daniels invites Blue Jay Families and university leadership to hear more about the current state of the undergraduate student experience. We will host a Q&A if time permits.

Seating is limited and is on a first come first serve basis.

No food or beverages are permitted in the auditorium.

Have questions about finding off-campus housing? Our staff will be on hand to answer questions and provide an area map and list of commercial residential properties near campus. No formal presentation will be given. Families will be able to go on a self-guided walking tour at their own pace. Select commercial residential properties will be open between 10am – 4pm on Saturday.

Registration for a formal information session to give families an overview of the off campus housing process and area commercial residences. Following the session, families will be provided an area map and list of commercial residential buildings near campus to visit.

Walking tours are self guided at your own pace. Select commercial residential properties will be open┬ábetween 10am – 4pm on Saturday. Registration is required and is limited to three tickets per family. These Saturday sessions are limited to our second year students and their families.

• 10:00am Information Session
• 10:30am Information Session
• 11:00am Information Session
• 11:30am Information Session
• 12:00pm Information Session
• 12:30pm Information Session
• 1:00pm Information Session
• 1:30pm Information Session

This event has been canceled.

Join us for food, friends, and fun. Tailgate is for families, students, and young alumni!

Tickets for lunch are $10 per person.

Come join us and cheer on our Women's Volleyball team to victory as they take on Muhlenberg College. Go Hop!

Come join us and cheer on our Women's Field Hockey team as they take on Muhlenberg College. Go Hop!

Come join us and cheer on our Women's Soccer team to victory as they take on Ursinus College. Go Hop!

An informal, pre-show discussion about The Glass Menagerie. Have a cup of tea and talk about Tennessee Williams, the play's literary value, and JHU Theatre's production. We want to set the stage, so you can go into the theatre ready to enjoy.

Discussion led by Dr. Joe Martin, playwright and translator, and JHU Theatre faculty member, and Abraham Stoll, Director of JHU Theatre.

OCTOBER 15, 2022 | 7:30PM | SHRIVER HALL
(6:30PM Pre-Concert Talk)

Stefan Jackiw Plays Britten
Jed Gaylin, Music Director
Stefan Jackiw, violin

HSO kicks off the 2022-23 season with one of the country's most sought-after violinists, Stefan Jackiw, followed by a performance of Sibelius' expansive 5th Symphony.

BENJAMIN BRITTEN: Violin Concerto—Stefan Jackiw, violin
JEAN SIBELIUS: Symphony No. 5

**PRE-CONCERT TALK**
6:30PM-Join us for a pre-concert talk given by Dr. Mosley. Imani Danielle Mosley is a musicologist, cultural historian, and digital humanist and technologist focusing on the works of Benjamin Britten as well as music, opera, and modernism in Britain post-1945.

In addition to her work on Britten, Dr. Mosley also specializes in contemporary opera, postwar studies, reception history, sound studies, queer theory, masculinities studies, and race in 21st-century popular music. Dr. Mosley is a JHU alum (Peabody MM '10), currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida, was recently published in The New York Times, and is writing HSO's program notes this season.

• General Admission Ticket
• Senior Citizen
• JHU Faculty, Staff, Alum/s
• JHU Student Ticket, Free

JHU Theatre presents Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie.

• JHU Students/Affiliates & Seniors
• General Admission

Have questions about finding off-campus housing? Our staff will be on hand to answer questions and provide an area map and list of commercial residential properties near campus. No formal presentation will be given. Families will be able to go on a self-guided walking tour at their own pace. Select commercial residential properties will be open until 5pm on Friday and between 10am – 4pm on Saturday.

Stop by during this time to check in for Family Weekend and let us know you have arrived. Staff will be available to answer any questions you have about the schedule and programming. Families only need to check in one time.

Free parking is available in the South Garage and San Martin Garage

Meet in front of the Homewood Museum for a monologue and introduction and then there will be a drummer-led walk to the Tubman memorial garden (across from the BMA) where a libation and blessing will take place.

The Imagine Center serves as the home of seven departments: Life Design Lab, Hopkins Office of Undergraduate Research, Global Education Office, University Experiential Learning, Hopkins Connect, Hire Hopkins, and PHutures. Tours will be given on the half hour with the last tour starting at 3:30pm. Stop by to get a glimpse into the wonderful services being offered to our students and alumni from this location. More details on the Imagine Center can be found here: https://provost.jhu.edu/imagine-center-for-integrative-learning-and-life-design/

Registration for a formal information session to give families an overview of the offccampus housing process and area commercial residences. Following the session, families will be provided an area map and list of commercial residential buildings near campus to visit.

Walking tours are self-guided at your own pace.┬á┬áSelect commercial residential properties will be open until 5pm Friday and between 10am – 4pm on Saturday.

Registration is required and is limited to three tickets per family. These sessions are open to all, regardless of the student's class year.

• 1:00pm Information Session
• 1:30pm Information Session
• 2:00pm Information Session
• 2:30pm Information Session
• 3:00pm Information Session
• 3:30pm Information Session

Join some of the Residential Life professional staff and student staff team members in the lobby of Scott-Bates Commons (formerly Charles Commons) to connect, chat about on-campus living, and learn more about the community-building opportunities in the residence halls. Please enter through the entrance on Charles Street.

Come join us and cheer on our Men's Football team to victory as they take on Muhlenberg College. Go Hop!

Bring the family for a night of activities at the Rec Center.

JHU Theatre presents Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie.

• JHU Students/Affiliates & Seniors
• General Admission

The Barnstormers Freshman One-Acts Performances

• Comp (pre-approved)
• JHU students and Affiliates
• Non-Affiliates