University of St. Thomas Sacred Arts Festival

03/06/2019

The Sacred Arts Festival celebrates a specific theme each year, using a rich palette of artistic forms that include music, dance, literature, film, and the visual arts. Festival events offer opportunities to consider and articulate humanity's understanding of the divine. This year’s festival theme is “Origins.” The festival events explore beginnings, ancestry, and the divine creative forces that give rise to new art and ideas. Events include an organ concert, poetry reading, art history lecture, theater and a storytelling workshop.

03/12/2014

Please join us in kicking off the 2014 Sacred Arts Festival tonight at 7:30 in OEC Auditorium. UST Sacred Arts Festival Visiting Writer Anthony Doerr will read from his recent work! http://bit.ly/N6EGGs

Below is a listing of events scheduled for the 2014 Sacred Arts Festival. Select an item for more details about the event.

04/11/2013

Join us TONIGHT in OEC for a talk by Robin Hemley, author of "Nola: A Memoir of Faith, Art, and Madness" at 7:30!

03/12/2013

03/27/2012

Panel At Table: Steps to a Well-Nourished Life tonight!

03/14/2012

Melanie Rae Thon Fiction Reading tonight!!!!!!

03/13/2012

Nourishing Bodies and Souls: An Exploration in Music and Movement event is going on tonight Woulfe Alumni Hall in Anderson Student Center at 8pm! UST Concert and Liturgical Choirs will be there come here them sing at University of St. Thomas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

03/08/2012

Check out the bulletin promoting our Sacred Arts Festival - Nourish!

http://www.stthomas.edu/bulletin/2012/03/07/nourish-sacred-arts-festival/

'Nourish' is the theme of the 33rd annual University of St. Thomas Sacred Arts Festival, which runs through the end of the month.

03/08/2012

Check out the bulletin of our event on March 13 Nourishing Bodies and Souls: An Exploration in Music and Movement!

http://www.stthomas.edu/bulletin/2012/03/08/festival-music/

The dance group Eclectic Edge Ensemble also will perform in the free concert, titled “Nourishing Bodies and Souls: An Exploration in Music and Movement.” A collection will be taken to benefit UNICEF.