Campus Venues – Winona State University Art & Enrichment

 The sun is shining on the Performing Arts Center of Winona State University.

The Performing Arts Center is home to the Music, Theatre &
Dance, and Communication departments. It is home to the
Main Stage Theatre, the Dorothy B. Magnus black box theatre
and the Recital Hall.Enter here. 
 Somsen Hall sits in the sun, the country and state flags blowing in the breeze before it.  Somsen Hall is the University’s main administrative building.
The centerpiece is the 900-seat Auditorium which is used as
a classroom and as the primary venue for numerous cultural
events such as the Lyceum Series and the annual Frozen
River Film Festival.  Enter here .
 The science complex’s glass wall gleams in the sun, reflecting the nearby trees.

This building complex consists of Stark Hall, the Science
Laboratory Center (SLC), and Pasteur Hall.  The complex
houses an 188-seat auditorium and the 176-seat Miller
Auditorium, which are used as venues for various campus
speaker series.  The beautiful central Atrium serves as the ‘hub’
for the annual Frozen River Film Festival.   Enter here

 The Krueger Library’s façade casts intriguing shadows in the afternoon sun. The  Darrell W. Krueger Library is a resource for the greater
southeastern Minnesota and WSU communities.  It not only
serves the University through its many resources, but also
serves as a U.S. Government Depository.  It’s the home of the
Athenaeum lecture series. 
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 The front of Kryzsko Commons welcomes students and visitors to Winona State Kryzsko Commons is the university's Student Union. Performance
and lecture venues include the Art Tye Lounge/Student
Activities Center (SAC), Baldwin Lounge, Smaug Stage and
East Hall/Solarium. Enter here .
 Watkins Hall sits nestled in the trees, shrubs and flowers surrounding it.

The Art and Computer Science departments are located in
Watkins Hall. The 1st floor Paul Watkins Art Gallery primarily
showcases local, regional and national artists in a variety
of media.  The Weber Gallery on the second floor is primarily a
student-focused exhibit space. Enter here . 

 
 Historic Lourdes Hall rests on a brilliant bed of green grass, a grand pathway leading to its entrance.

Located on the West Campus, historic Lourdes Hall is home to the
WSU Residential College, once a part of the College of St. Teresa.
It offers the North and South Lounges, and its main dining space, as
venues for lectures, banquets, receptions and special presentations.
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 : The Tau Center and its beautiful Rotunda rest in front of a bluff-filled backdrop. It’s hard to believe it’s in the middle of Winona! A co-ed residence hall for 122 students, the Tau Center
on West Campus also serves as a Conference Center, with
several conference rooms, including the beautiful Rotunda. 
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