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  • Brenda Berkman ’73: Thirty-Six Views of One World Trade Center

    Center for Art and Dance Groot Gallery

    Marking a quarter of a century since the September 11, 2001 attacks, the Flaten Art Museum highlights a print series from its collection: Thirty-Six Views of One World Trade Center by St. Olaf alumna Brenda Berkman ’73. Berkman — the sole named class plaintiff who opened the New York City Fire Department to women firefighters […]

    Free
  • Michon Weeks: Mystic Topographies

    Center for Art and Dance

    Flaten Art Museum Exhibition - Michon Weeks: Mystic Topographies For Michon Weeks, painting is a contemplative practice akin to meditation and prayer. Working in egg tempera, oil, and acrylic, Weeks paints the quiet terrain of everyday life: yards, tree lines, and utility poles. But these paintings do not describe the ordinary elements of the Minnesota […]

    Free
  • Canceled Student Recital

    Christiansen Hall of Music 100 Urness Recital Hall

    Faculty, staff, students, and the wider community are welcome to attend this Music Department recital, featuring a variety of students fulfilling their degree requirements. This event is free and open to the public.

    Free
  • Boe Steinway Dedication Recital: Soojung Hong, piano

    Boe Memorial Chapel

    Faculty, staff, students, and the wider community are welcome to attend this faculty/guest recital featuring Soojung Hong, piano, and celebrating the new Steinway piano in Boe Memorial Chapel. Dr. Soojung Hong has won national and international recognition as a pianist, and performs as a soloist or with ensemble throughout the Midwest and beyond. Her work highlights […]

    Free
  • Jazz Coaching Session with John Fedchock, jazz trombone

    Christiansen Hall of Music 138 Band Room

    An open jazz coaching session with an internationally recognized trombonist, composer, and former lead trombonist with the Woody Herman Orchestra, John Fedchock.  Fedchock is known for his virtuosic playing and influential big band writing. His coaching will offers students direct access to one of the leading voices in contemporary jazz.

    Free
  • Guest Masterclass: Kenneth Bozeman, tenor and Joanne Bozeman, soprano

    Christiansen Hall of Music 100 Urness Recital Hall

    Faculty, staff, students, and the wider community are welcome to attend this faculty/guest recital featuring Kenneth Bozeman, tenor and Joanne Bozeman, soprano.  This event is free and open to the public.

    Free
  • St. Olaf Theater Department Presents — Bakersfield Mist

    Bakersfield Mist
    Haugen Theater

    All are welcome to attend the Theater Department's performances of Bakersfield Mist by Stephen Sachs, directed by Peter Hansen, and performed by St. Olaf students. Maude, a fifty-something unemployed bartender, has bought a painting for a few bucks from the thrift store. Despite almost trashing it, she now thinks it’s a Jackson Pollock worth millions. […]

    $10.00
  • Student Recital

    Christiansen Hall of Music 100 Urness Recital Hall

    St. Olaf students perform in a recital to fulfill their degree requirements.

    Free
  • St. Olaf Theater Department Presents — Bakersfield Mist

    Bakersfield Mist
    Haugen Theater

    All are welcome to attend the Theater Department's performances of Bakersfield Mist by Stephen Sachs, directed by Peter Hansen, and performed by St. Olaf students. Maude, a fifty-something unemployed bartender, has bought a painting for a few bucks from the thrift store. Despite almost trashing it, she now thinks it’s a Jackson Pollock worth millions. […]

    $10.00
  • St. Olaf Theater Department Presents — Bakersfield Mist

    Bakersfield Mist
    Haugen Theater

    All are welcome to attend the Theater Department's performances of Bakersfield Mist by Stephen Sachs, directed by Peter Hansen, and performed by St. Olaf students. Maude, a fifty-something unemployed bartender, has bought a painting for a few bucks from the thrift store. Despite almost trashing it, she now thinks it’s a Jackson Pollock worth millions. […]

    $10.00