Arts & Culture
Student-directed play
The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco will be directed by student Grace Phenicie.
Cal Lutheran Student Ensembles
Music Department students will celebrate Homecoming weekend with an eclectic array of solo and chamber performances featuring the university’s most talented musicians.
William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
Cal Lutheran presents the artists’ reception of Escapism, a collection of artwork from the Visual Arts Department’s senior class of 2021.
Cal Lutheran Choral Ensembles
The Cal Lutheran Choir and Women’s Chorale will open the season with one of their hallmark concerts featuring a program of exciting and innovative contemporary choral music.
Dia de los Muertos altars crafted by various student clubs and organizations with a social justice spin.
Each fall the university community gathers to celebrate the timely mission of the university and marks the occasion with a festive convocation.
Dana Rouse, mezzo-soprano
Dana Rouse and friends present “An Evening of Chamber Music.”
FABulous Fall Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
The craze for skiffle music in Britain lasted for only two years, from 1956 to 1958, but this invigorating blend of American folk, jazz and blues set the stage for the British Invasion of the 1960s.
Jaebon Hwang
Featuring Jaebon Hwang, organist and interim director of music ministries at First United Methodist Church of San Diego.
FABulous Fall Lecture Series
Hybrid: Lundring Events Center & online via Zoom
This lecture will explore how and why the Mongol armies were able to conquer or profoundly affect all the civilizations of Eurasia, from China and Japan to the Middle East and Europe, and their impact on subsequent world history.