Events

Join CAB for a winter wonderland night! If your favorite season is winter or you just love cozy winter activities, this is the place for you! We will have gingerbread-house kits, winter crafts, karaoke, hot chocolate and more. 

Co-curated by Art History majors Nora Birkholz (’27), Chloë Rossow (’26), and Audrey Power Theisen (’25) with the support of Colleen Stockmann, Assistant Professor of Art History & Arts Entrepreneurship. On view through Dec. 19. 

Stop by to explore the research projects our students have been working on this semester. This is a great opportunity to support our students, learn about their findings, and celebrate the creativity and curiosity happening within the department. All are welcome!

The St. Lucia festival is rooted in the Swedish culture and the Christian faith, occurring annually on the Gustavus Campus since 1941.

This year’s event, themed "Echoes of Light: St. Lucia Tradition Meets Gustavus’s Future," will honor our cherished traditions while looking ahead to an exciting new chapter. The timeless qualities of Lucia—light, service, and leadership—have always guided our campus. This special event is a chance to reflect on this legacy and celebrate the bright future.

Co-curated by Art History majors Nora Birkholz (’27), Chloë Rossow (’26), and Audrey Power Theisen (’25) with the support of Colleen Stockmann, Assistant Professor of Art History & Arts Entrepreneurship. On view through Dec. 19. 

Get to know yourself better through guided meditation! This is a simple yet powerful way to calm your mind, reduce anxiety, and improve focus. Everyone in the campus community and beyond is welcome, whether well-practiced or a beginner. Sessions are weekly: online on Tuesdays and in-person (twice) on Thursdays. 

Join the Dance Collective of Gustavus for a fun night filled with dance, food, crafts, fun, and PRIZES!

Created with the ensemble and inspired by the written works of Charles Mee, this devised theatre piece will weave a series of stories about transformation and the power of becoming.

Co-curated by Art History majors Nora Birkholz (’27), Chloë Rossow (’26), and Audrey Power Theisen (’25) with the support of Colleen Stockmann, Assistant Professor of Art History & Arts Entrepreneurship. On view through Dec. 19.