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The Tang embraces all the performing arts — dance, music, theater, and more — and performers who activate the museum’s spaces.

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Colorful orange and purple lights bathe a young white man blowing into an alto saxaphone.

AUG 14: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with Henry Raker and the Fungi

Join us for a jazz-funk concert on the Tang lawn!

Black and white photo of six people standing in front of a white wall with black lines on it. All are smiling.

AUG 11: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with Heard

Join us for a concert of world jazz on the Tang lawn!

AUG 4: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with Alta Havana

Join us for Cuban music on the Tang lawn!

Black and white photo of four men and two women, all smiling, two with guitars, standing in front of an old barn.

JUL 28: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with the Pine Hills Band

Join us for a concert of eclectic bluegrass music on the Tang lawn!

Four young white men sit on grassy hill, looking off into the distance. One of them points to the left.

JUL 21: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with Bruiser and Bicycle

Join us for an indie folk pop concert on the Tang lawn!

A blonde haired woman wearing a grey t-shirt strums a capoed banjo under the sunlight.

JUL 14: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with Carolyn Shapiro

Join us for a concert of home-cooked banjo soul on the Tang lawn!

Four singers perform with microphones in front of them

JUL 7: 5:30 PM Art-Making, 6 PM Music

Upbeat on the Roof with Heavenly Echoes

Join us for a concert of Southern-style gospel music on the Tang lawn!

In the dark of night, two people look at an artwork illuminated by spotlights and installed against an outdoor stairway.

May 4, 8 PM

NEW DATE: Tang Party

Celebrate student creativity!

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Pattern by Madeleine Welsch ’17

Inspired by the exhibition Someday is Now: The Art of Corita Kent

The Tang Pattern Project celebrates the Museum’s 20th anniversary. Organized by Head of Design Jean Tschanz-Egger, past and current Tang Design Interns created patterns inspired by the Museum’s exhibition and event history.

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