Past Events

Join artist, and award-winning curator and writer, Emelie Chhangur (Senior Curator), as she presents the first Visiting Artists & Speakers Talk of 2020.  She has worked at AGYU for 16 years. Employing a socially-engaged curatorial practice, she creates new civic ceremonies as collaborative artworks, which includes the commissioning of complex works across all media and the creation of long-term collaborative projects performatively staged within and outside the gallery context.

The College of Arts invites you to the official launch of the Guelph Arts Apprenticeship Program (GAAP), a partnership between our donor, Alan Rottenberg, the University of Guelph, and City of Guelph Economic Development Corporation.

DH@Guelph is hosting their annual Make Merry workshop.  There's plenty of supplies for you to get crafty with us and some holiday goodies to share! Come say hello, make something fun, or even bring a craft of your own to share! All are welcome.

Thesis Title: "Heterosexist Suspicion of a Queer Outsider" ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND  

Proposal Title: "Making America Healthy Again: Purity, Fear, and the Construction of Healthy Subjectivities in the U.S." ALL ARE WELCOME

The School of Fine Art and Music presents the F19 Applied Music Recitals that feature Graham Steinman on Jazz Guitar, followed by Cody Drake performing on drums. All are welcome. Free admission.  

How do we navigate a mindful practice socially? Especially while under stress? And, with awareness of our voice and vibration? S.A. (Stacey) will read her auto-ethnographic vignettes and reflections of taking care of an elder-parent. Click here to view the poster. Free Admission! All are welcome.

Rural History Roundtable: Speaker Series Fall 2019 presents Theatre from the Fields: An Investigation into The Farm Show. Featuring Taylor Marie Graham, Theatre Practitioner, Educator, and PhD Student, University of Guelph.

Join Dr. Sean Bellaviti as he presents, The Politics of Pleasure: Salsa in Revolutionary Venezuela. This Public Lectures is hosted by the School of Languages and Literatures. Free Admission and all are welcome.