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An Evening at the Hopkins Center

Dinner, Show & Stay Package

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Just steps from our front door, The Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts stands as the Upper Valley’s premier performance venue—an anchor of cultural life at Dartmouth College and a gathering place for artists and audiences alike.

Make a night of it weeknights during the Hopkins Center's 2026-27 season: with dinner at PINE, a performance, and an overnight stay, all within a short walk, enjoy a seamless evening out in downtown Hanover.

Our Dinner, Show & Stay Package includes:

Overnight accommodations
$50 dining credit to enjoy at PINE Restaurant
25% off tickets (up to four) for select Hopkins Center performances.

Exclusively available on weeknight stays (Monday-Thursday) during the Hopkins Center's 2026-27 season.

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Blackout dates apply. Standard room reservation and cancellation policies of the Hanover Inn apply. This package provides access to a Hopkins Center ticket discount code; guests are responsible for purchasing their own performance tickets directly through the Hopkins Center website. Ticket availability, seating, and performance schedules are managed solely by the Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts.

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About the Hopkins Center

Known affectionately as “the Hop,” the Hopkins Center is one of New England’s leading performing arts venues—bringing together music, theater, dance, and film under one roof. Initially designed in 1962 by Wallace K. Harrison, the architect behind New York’s Lincoln Center, this icon of mid-century design just reopened in Fall 2025 after a 2-year, 128 million dollar renovation to its stunning performance spaces.

Set at the heart of Dartmouth’s campus, the Hop has long served as a crossroads between artists and audiences, where emerging voices, student performers, and globally recognized performers share the same stage. Its programming spans classical traditions and contemporary experimentation, making every visit feel distinct. From chamber music and jazz to student-led productions and visiting ensembles, the Hop offers a cultural calendar that continues to endure.

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Select Performance Dates

Below are a list of applicable weekday performance dates in the Hopkins Center's 2026-27 season. View a full calendar of their events on their website.