Benjamin M.
12/16/2019
I came here with my wife and some friends for a musical concert. Despite being free, it seemed to be sparsely attended which is a shame as the venue was quite lovely from an acoustic standpoint....
Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center
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110 8th St
Troy, NY 12180
The Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY, serves as a hub for innovative artistic exploration, hosting a variety of events including music, sound, dance, theater, and visual arts. EMPAC is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of performance and media through curated events, residencies, and research opportunities that engage both audiences and creators alike.
Among its upcoming highlights is the TOPOS music festival scheduled for August 28-30, 2025, featuring world premieres and rare productions. This inaugural festival underscores EMPAC's commitment to showcasing experimental music and fostering collaborations among contemporary artists.
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4.07 reviews
Roger K.
4/14/2015
On the campus of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), EMPAC stands out as very impressive when viewing the Troy skyline from the west side of the Hudson River. Some early reviewers have been...
Marie D.
4/7/2015
This is a beautiful building, but like many pieces of art, seems to look better than it functions. As the other reviewer said, it's tough to navigate. Better be in good shape to climb all those...
ThinkAnd D.
9/11/2011
Man oh man, getting inside is a love/hate thing: If you park on 8th street and walk up the five hundred thousand stairs to get to the main theaters, you'll hate EMPAC. If you park in RPI's garage,...
Sarah L.
4/30/2015
It's a great hall, with world-class acoustics and comfortable seating. Parking is a bit atrocious and it can be confusing to find your way around in the building. The best way to actually get...
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