ISU Events
ISU Theatre: Fixing Troilus & Cressida
Fixing Troilus & Cressida is an updated version of Shakespeare's play written in contemporary English - including the curse words. Troilus and Cressida is the love story hidden in the center of history's greatest war. Advisory: Contains adult language content.
Spring Enchantment Festival
Local artists display goods and crafts, along with an outdoor concert and a performance by the Robert Thomas Dance Studio.
ISU Theatre: Fixing Troilus & Cressida
Fixing Troilus & Cressida is an updated version of Shakespeare's play written in contemporary English - including the curse words. Troilus and Cressida is the love story hidden in the center of history's greatest war. Advisory: Contains adult language content.
Paint Your Own Pottery: County Fair Week
Iowans will start gearing up for county fairs later in the summer, but why wait when we have show animals ready to paint? Find sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, and rabbits, as well as garden produce-themed bisque.
ISU Theatre: Fixing Troilus & Cressida
Fixing Troilus & Cressida is an updated version of Shakespeare's play written in contemporary English - including the curse words. Troilus and Cressida is the love story hidden in the center of history's greatest war. Advisory: Contains adult language content.
Victorian Date Night at Farm House Museum
Do you want to date like a Victorian? Join University Museums staff and interns at Farm House Museum for a festive journey into 19th century society, featuring a costume contest, an introduction to Victorian era dance, crafts, refreshments, and more! Victorian-inspired costumes are encouraged!
Drop-in Craft: Fired Ink Friday
Fired Ink Fridays is back at the Workspace! Create swirls and blurs of vibrant color on glass using alcohol inks and a little bit of fire. We will seal the design and slip it into an 8x10 frame for an instant masterpiece.
Paint Your Own Pottery: County Fair Week
Iowans will start gearing up for county fairs later in the summer, but why wait when we have show animals ready to paint? Find sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, and rabbits, as well as garden produce-themed bisque.
ISU Theatre: Fixing Troilus & Cressida
Fixing Troilus & Cressida is an updated version of Shakespeare's play written in contemporary English - including the curse words. Troilus and Cressida is the love story hidden in the center of history's greatest war. Advisory: Contains adult language content.
Garden Q&A with Horticulture Experts Aaron Steil and Jeff Iles
Gardening can be overwhelming, but Iowa State University Horticulture experts are here to help! You may know them from Iowa Public Radio's Garden Variety, but here is a chance to meet Aaron Steil and Jeff Iles in-person and tour the New Perennial Movement Sample Garden.
Paint Your Own Pottery: County Fair Week
Iowans will start gearing up for county fairs later in the summer, but why wait when we have show animals ready to paint? Find sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, and rabbits, as well as garden produce-themed bisque.
Poetry Pop-Up with Sketch
In partnership with Iowa State's student publication, Sketch, join University Museums for a pop-up reading of student-penned poetry inspired by the Art on Campus Collection in the Anderson Sculpture Garden.
Parks Library at 100: Art, Architecture, and Innovation
Panelists Hilary Seo, dean of the University Library, and Sydney Marshall and Alison Ranniger Van Zante from University Museums will discuss the roles of art, architecture and innovation over the past 100 years at Parks Library.
Art Walk: Lagomarcino Hall
Dive deep into the public art of the College of Health and Human Sciences! Learn about the history and research of the education division through a tour of the public works of art at Lagomarcino Hall.
Paint Your Own Pottery: County Fair Week
Iowans will start gearing up for county fairs later in the summer, but why wait when we have show animals ready to paint? Find sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, and rabbits, as well as garden produce-themed bisque.
Open Mic Night
ISU students - are you looking to impress your fellow Cyclones with your singing, comedy, chainsaw juggling, or other talents? Then don't miss Open Mic Night at the M-Shop! (No chainsaw juggling, please)
First Amendment Days Lecture: The Art of Science
"The Art of Science," a conversation with artist and science communicator Jill Pelto. Pelto's paintings incorporate real graphs about environmental change -- from local to global -- to share the underlying narratives behind data through color, pattern and perspective. A Zoom link will be posted on the library event page before the event. The presentation will also be played live on a screen in the Ames Public Library's Danfoss Room.
Conversation Roundtable with UNASA students
Come to the Brunnier Art Museum to join in a roundtable style conversation between the United Native American Student Association and Iowa State University students as they discuss contemporary Native American arts and life.
Paint Your Own Pottery: County Fair Week
Iowans will start gearing up for county fairs later in the summer, but why wait when we have show animals ready to paint? Find sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, and rabbits, as well as garden produce-themed bisque.
Paint Your Own Pottery: County Fair Week
Iowans will start gearing up for county fairs later in the summer, but why wait when we have show animals ready to paint? Find sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, and rabbits, as well as garden produce-themed bisque.