Arts, Lectures and Gatherings

This Week's Events

Exploring Authenticity: Ancient Artifacts, Theft and Forgeries
Fifty and Better Spring Session

Zoom PST

We will look at the importance of ancient artifacts in our modern world as we develop an understanding of the legal and ethical consequences of art theft and forgery.

The Beatles in the Studio (Part 1)
Fifty and Better Spring Session

Lundring Events Center & Zoom PST

We will examine The Beatles’ recording career in the studio, with less of an emphasis on their cultural impact and their personal lives where it does not directly involve the composition or recording of songs from their repertoire.

History of Furniture and Ornamentation (Part 2)
Fifty and Better Spring Session

Zoom PST

This four-week course will cover furniture and ornamental styles, especially as related to architectural and interior symbolism and materials, from the French Empire period through the Midcentury Modern era. This course does not require having taken Part 1.

The Palace of Versailles: Its History, Art and Architecture
Fifty and Better Spring Session

Lundring Events Center & Zoom PST

We will look at the history and the causes for the Court's move away from Paris, the building of the palace of Versailles, some of the art that fills it as well as its evolution and legacy.

A Republic If You Can Keep It
Fifty and Better Spring Session

Oxnard Center & Zoom PST

This class will look at the United States Constitution and answer questions such as: Was it designed to shape our politics and cope with crises? Can it provide understanding of how we have reached these political times and guide our future successfully?

2024 Luther Lecture
“When Ethics Kills: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Story of Us”

Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary

Join us in-person or online to hear Dr. Reggie Williams offer our 2024 Luther Lecture.

Building for an Inclusive Nonprofit Board

Pepperdine University, Calabasas campus

This workshop will examine how to define diversity and inclusion in a manner appropriate for nonprofit organizations.

The event is from Noon to 3 p.m.

“Our Spectrum, Our Stories: Illuminating the Colors of Autism through Personal Narrative”
Edlyn Peña, PhD

Archive Reading Room, Pearson Library

Edlyn Peña, PhD, will share her personal experiences as the mother of an autistic son and insights into the world of autism through the art of storytelling.

Senior Art Exhibit 2024
"Common Differences"

William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art

Common Differences is the 2024 senior art exhibit featuring works by Cal Lutheran art majors.

Opening reception: Saturday, March 23, 4-6 p.m.
Exhibition Walk-Through: Friday, April 26, 2-3 p.m.

Senior Multimedia Show 2024
Exhibition

William Rolland Art Center

Every year at California Lutheran University, the Multimedia students host a portfolio show as part of their major’s capstone class.

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 23, 4-6 p.m.

Cal Lutheran Choral Ensembles
Spring Choral Concert

Samuelson Chapel

The Cal Lutheran Choir and Cielo (treble choir) present their annual hallmark Spring Choral Concert with Wyant Morton conducting.

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