Student Director, Julian Pozniak and Production Coordinator, Lawrence Burnett presented a fully staged, all-student production of “La Serva Padrona” last weekend at the Weitz Center for Creativity.

The popular Ebony II dance show was as flashy and exciting as ever this fall with sparkles and spandex galore! Most of all, it was filled with impressive moves choreographed and danced entirely by students.

This year, homecoming weekend meant not only a plethora of athletic events, but also music, dancing, and great fun. Despite being under construction as a part of the Evans renovation, The Cave still provided great music, kicking off the weekend with a concert at the Grand in downtown Northfield.

Carleton College’s Perlman Teaching Museum, located in the Weitz Center for Creativity, is featured in a MN Original episode entitled “Museums Creating Community.” Produced with the Minnesota Association of Museums, the episode looks at the role and value of museums as they reflect their communities, preserve traditions and inspire generations. Minnesota has over 600 museums, representing a diverse array of perspectives and artistic genres, as well as numerous chapters in the state’s history.

We’ve gathered some of our top images from all the wonderful activities in the first year of the Weitz Center for Creativity to share at the end of the academic year.

Studio art majors presented their comprehensive exercise work in an exhibition in the Perlman Teaching Museum in the Weitz Center for Creativity. The show celebrated 19 students’ works created in sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, metals, photography, and installation.

Carleton’s premier theater and dance groups, the Players and the Semaphore Repertory Dance Company collaborated to create a new adaptation of Aeschylus’ trilogy of Ancient Greek tragedies.

As the end of the term approaches, the concert hall rings with music as a variety of ensembles perform their work. Here is a glance at some of the concerts from this week.

Carleton’s ever-popular Ebony II dance performance was staged in West Gym to sold-out crowds in April.

The male dance troupe Halau Kiawekupono O Ka Ua presented an evening of authentic traditional Hula dance and music in the Carleton College Weitz Center for Creativity.