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GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

Zeya presents her Jr recital, FREE and open to the public

Allika presents her Sr recital, FREE and open to the public (rescheduled from 4/7, 7pm)

GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

A variety of Augsburg small ensembles perform. FREE and open to the public.

GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

To be rescheduled  FALL 2025 Robbie presents his Sr recital, FREE and open to the public

Paradise Park Zooby Savannah Reichdirected by Alex HathawayApril 11–12 & 24–16   |   7:00 p.m.April 27   |   3:00 p.m.Tjornhom-Nelson Theater, Foss CenterPublic $12; Augsburg Community $10The animals at the zoo are very busy—experimenting with meditation, processing their relationships, honing their wilderness survival skills, hosting community meetings, arguing about doors. No one is talking about the cages. … Continue reading "Paradise Park Zoo"

Hayden presents his Sr recital, FREE and open to the public

Paradise Park Zooby Savannah Reichdirected by Alex HathawayApril 11–12 & 24–16   |   7:00 p.m.April 27   |   3:00 p.m.Tjornhom-Nelson Theater, Foss CenterPublic $12; Augsburg Community $10The animals at the zoo are very busy—experimenting with meditation, processing their relationships, honing their wilderness survival skills, hosting community meetings, arguing about doors. No one is talking about the cages. … Continue reading "Paradise Park Zoo"

Augsburg Concert Band shares their spring repertoire, FREE and open to the public

Paradise Park Zooby Savannah Reichdirected by Alex HathawayApril 11–12 & 24–16   |   7:00 p.m.April 27   |   3:00 p.m.Tjornhom-Nelson Theater, Foss CenterPublic $12; Augsburg Community $10The animals at the zoo are very busy—experimenting with meditation, processing their relationships, honing their wilderness survival skills, hosting community meetings, arguing about doors. No one is talking about the cages. … Continue reading "Paradise Park Zoo"

Paradise Park Zooby Savannah Reichdirected by Alex HathawayApril 11–12 & 24–16   |   7:00 p.m.April 27   |   3:00 p.m.Tjornhom-Nelson Theater, Foss CenterPublic $12; Augsburg Community $10The animals at the zoo are very busy—experimenting with meditation, processing their relationships, honing their wilderness survival skills, hosting community meetings, arguing about doors. No one is talking about the cages. … Continue reading "Paradise Park Zoo"

GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

Korean Traditional Music and Experiential Learning for Music StudentsMusicians from Korea will introduce two key instruments of Korean traditional music: the gayageum, a plucked zither, and the janggu, an hourglass-shaped drum. Attendees will not only gain an understanding of the instruments and the various traditional genres in which they are used, but they will also … Continue reading "Workshop: Korean traditional music and experiential learning for music students"

FREE and open to the publicKorean Music Old & NewExperience the wide spectrum of Korean traditional music, from the refined elegance of court music to the dynamic expressiveness of folk music, to contemporary compositions that reimagine tradition for the modern stage. This concert showcases a blend of past and present, highlighting the versatility and enduring … Continue reading "Concert: Gayaguem Concert by Dr. Hyunchae Kim, the Korean Performing Arts Institute of Chicago"

FREE and open to the publicKorean Music Old & NewExperience the wide spectrum of Korean traditional music, from the refined elegance of court music to the dynamic expressiveness of folk music, to contemporary compositions that reimagine tradition for the modern stage. This concert showcases a blend of past and present, highlighting the versatility and enduring … Continue reading "CONCERT: Visiting Artist Dr. Hyunchae Kim, the Korean Performing Arts Institute of Chicago"

Elena presents her senior recital, FREE and open to the public

GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

Augsburg Jazz Band shares their music, FREE and open to the public

GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries

Students of Julie Johnson, Trudi Anderson, Merilee Klemp, Ariel Detwiler, & Joan Hutton share their spring semester repertoire. FREE and open to the public