The fine arts center is home to the visual art, music, theater, communications, and digital media programs, as well as performances and exhibitions.
Cultivate your passion for the arts in a vibrant and supportive environment. Experience visual art, music, theatre, and digital media performances. Attend music or theater productions in the Allaert Auditorium and intimate recitals in Madsen Hall. Admire contemporary art installations featuring local and national artists at the Catich and Morrissey Galleries.
Experience theaters, art galleries, rehearsal spaces, and studios designed to enhance your talents.
Serves as the main stage venue with approximately 1,000 seats
Seats 110 and is an ideal space for recitals and chamber music concerts
This space, which seats 75 people, is used for more intimate shows and experiences
Hosts contemporary art exhibits and the annual Senior Honors Student Exhibition
Offers a unique exhibition opportunity to local and regional artists
The Galvin Fine Arts Center offers diverse opportunities for St. Ambrose University students to explore and develop their artistic skills. From classes to rehearsals and gallery exhibitions, students engage with the center’s facilities to cultivate creativity and collaboration with peers and faculty.
Students can access the center by presenting their student ID. As a student, you can use resources such as studios, practice rooms, and study areas.
Yes, specific hours are available for visiting and using the facilities. Hours may vary by semester, so check the current schedule.
Yes, designated parking areas are available for visitors to the Galvin Fine Arts Center. Visitors may need to obtain a parking pass or pay for parking.
Yes, spaces within the Galvin Fine Arts Center can be booked for events such as performances, exhibitions, rehearsals, and meetings. Contact the center’s administration for booking inquiries.
563-333-6251
ticketoffice@parkviewhousebb.com
At SAU, the Fighting Bees are encouraged to explore every opportunity to grow and learn, finally becoming the person they are meant to be.
