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Campus Arts Season
Add a little more drama and beauty to your life with WSU’s many theatre and dance productions, music performances, and art exhibits.
Pick your passion: music, theatre, dance, visual arts – or all!
WSU hosts performances and exhibits that draw arts enthusiasts and lifelong learners from Southeast Minnesota and well beyond.
Theater & Dance 2025-2026 Season

Oct. 15-18, 7:30pm | Vivian Fusillo Main Stage Theatre
Directed by Jim Williams
Nov. 19-22, 7:30pm | Dorothy B. Magnus Theatre
Directed by Heather Williams-Williams
April 15-18, 7:30pm | Vivian Fusillo Main Stage Theatre
Directed by Jim Williams
Dance
WSU’s Theatre & Dance Department also hosts dance performances in the Spring to celebrate the creativity of our students, faculty, and community choreographers.
Directed by Jeffrey Peterson
The annual Dancescape performance has been a staple at WSU for decades.
The production includes modern, contemporary, jazz, street, and experimental dance, featuring original choreography and design by students, faculty, and guest artists.

Directed by Jeffrey Peterson

Purchase your tickets to university events and performances. Enjoy the show!
Thank you for supporting WSU students, faculty, and guest artists.
Enjoy symphony band, orchestra, and choir performances from our talented students and faculty in the WSU music program.
View Upcoming Music Performances
These galleries host exhibitions by exciting, cutting-edge artists and curators across the nation.

Hours
- Mon. & Tues: 9am – 4pm
- Wed: 9am – 8pm
- Thurs & Fri: 9am – 4pm
This gallery is named after Paul Watkins. Watkins donated part of his private collection to WSU in the 1920s.
This gallery is 644 square feet and features 20-foot ceilings and a glass façade at the gallery’s entrance.
The Watkins Gallery hosts 5-6 annual exhibitions by visiting artists. The Watkins Gallery also hosts a campus-wide juried student exhibition and several student exhibitions by graduating seniors in April and May.
Hours
- Mon. & Tues.: 9am – 4pm
- Wed.: 9am – 8pm
- Thurs. & Fri.: 9am – 4pm
This gallery is 300 square feet. It hosts solo student exhibitions, Foundations shows, department showcases like the Junior Portfolio Review, the Design Salon, and Select Senior Shows as well as art from visiting artists. It also hosts class exhibitions.
The Weber Gallery is the department’s critique space and is sometimes used by visiting artists. It is named in honor of Maynard Weber, class of 1950. Weber was the son of artist Max Weber, one of the first American Cubist painters.
How to Submit Your Exhibit
Interested in showing your art at WSU? Email a proposal, CV, and 15-20 images to Roger Boulay at rboulay@winona.edu.
The exhibition schedule is created late in the fall.