All Upcoming Events
Special FAB Winter Course
Online Via Zoom
This course will offer a more informed understanding of the dynamic between Israel and Palestine and aid in the path to peace.
FABulous Winter Lecture Series
Lundring Events Center and Zoom
This two-part lecture will look at Julia Morgan's life and career, as well as detail the conception and construction of Hearst Castle while exploring the structures, vast grounds and art collections.
Nordic Spirit Symposium
Archaeologists from major universities in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland will travel to Thousand Oaks to give illustrated presentations on this extraordinary era in Scandinavian history. These presentations will be geared toward a public audience.
San Diego, CA
TEIL PLTS Portland meets in-person in San Diego, CA
Entrepreneur Speaker Series
Entrepreneur Jeanne Sikoff will discuss how she founded Zander’s Game House in Camarillo, the challenges her business faces and plans for the company to evolve.
Black History Month
Online via Zoom
Da'Shay Templeton, PhD, will present "The Immovable Veil of Black Disability: An Introduction to Black Disability Threat Theory and Its Application to School Discipline."
2025 Harold Stoner Clark Lecture
Robin Wall Kimmerer's lecture will explore the dominant themes of Braiding Sweetgrass, which include cultivation of a reciprocal relationship with the living world.
Join the Cal Lutheran community and partners Cedars-Sinai and the Los Angeles Rams in donating blood to help save lives. Your donation could provide life-saving care to patients in need.
FABulous Winter Lecture Series
Oxnard Center and Zoom
This lecture will provide a brief biographical sketch of Debbie Friedman and explore her musical and social/gender contributions to Jewish practices in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
FABulous Winter Lecture Series
Online via Zoom
In this lecture, rediscover Linda Ronstadt’s interpretations of rock, pop, soul, country, folk and The Great American Songbook. We’ll cover it all.
Scherr Forum Theatre, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks, Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Matthew Fienup, executive director of Cal Lutheran’s Center for Economic Research and Forecasting (CERF), and his team will present an in-depth analysis of Ventura County's economic outlook, as well as forecasts for the U.S. and California.
Black History Month
This special service will celebrate the rich faith, heritage and dynamic worship traditions of the Black church, bringing a time of joyful praise, inspiring messages and soul-stirring music.
Black History Month
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Book signing and discussion with the Rev. Albert Starr to celebrate Black History Month
José González
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
José González, the founder of Latino Outdoors, will share how cultural wayfinding and a relationship with the land can inform and guide relationships with peers and colleagues in conservation movement work.
History Lecture Series
James T. Campbell, PhD, will discuss voter registration and civil rights during Freedom Summer in 1964.
Join the Center for Economics of Social Issues at Cal Lutheran for the release of a study on the challenges of living with dignity along California’s Central Coast.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Lundring Events Center & Online via Zoom
Artists often work and create together to formulate new styles. Just as often, they compete and respond to each other's work, leading to breakthroughs and new developments.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Lundring Events Center and Zoom
"The Lost Art of Instrumental Music" focuses on a time in popular music history when creativity in composing music without vocals not only flourished but was commercially viable.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Lundring Events Center and Zoom
This interdisciplinary course will explore the science and engineering aspects of ancient art from cave paintings to frescoes, mummy portraits and sculptures in stone and bronze.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Online via Zoom
In this course, we will consider the Soviet planned economy, its repressive dictatorial political regime and its imperial nature.
Virtual
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Fifty and Better Spring Session
Online via Zoom
This class will explore works of distinguished California architects such as Paul Williams, Wallace Neff, Richard Neutra, Rudolph Schindler, Julia Morgan, John Lautner and others.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Online via Zoom
This series will examine cults in general, and then probe deep into specific case studies like Jonestown, Waco, and a more modern cult, NXIVM.
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
The Center for Global Engagement will celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 with a special dinner honoring women leaders at Cal Lutheran and in our broader community.
Dean’s Speaker Series
Historian Damon Akins will discuss alternative narratives centering Native Californians, a population that outnumbered Californios 30:1 throughout the Mexican period, 1821-1850.
William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
The In-Between explores the moments that bridge past and present, childhood and adulthood, and what is with what will be.
Wyant Morton, conductor
The Cal Lutheran Choir and Cielo (treble choir) present their annual hallmark Spring Choral Concert with conductor Wyant Morton.
Cole Arthur Riley
Writing memorably of her childhood and coming to self, Cole Arthur Riley boldly explores some of the most urgent questions of life and faith.
History Lecture Series
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Edward T. Chang, PhD, will discuss the first Koreatown in the United States, which is in Southern California.
Breanna Thornton, conductor
During the Symphony Orchestra Solo Competition Concert, student soloists selected through a competitive audition will have the opportunity to perform with the String Symphony, directed by Breanna Thornton.
Breanna Thornton, conductor
Join the talented student musicians of the CLU String Symphony for an afternoon of beautiful and diverse string music, conducted by Breanna Thornton.
This festival of Nordic culture features music, dancing, cooking and craft demonstrations, vendors, and activities for people of all ages.
Wyant Morton, conductor
The innovative professional vocal ensemble concludes its 16th season with an eclectic concert featuring music from the Broadway stage.
Tierra Rejada Golf Club, 15187 Tierra Rejada Road in Moorpark
Get ready for a day of swings, putts and camaraderie at the Tierra Rejada Golf Club.
Michelle Janning, PhD
Swenson Center for Social and Behavioral Sciences, Room 101
Sociologist Michelle Janning, PhD, will present research findings from her new book and discuss how family vacation homes are a compelling site to examine social roles, relationships and social inequalities.
The annual Earth Day Sustainability Fair brings the community together to raise awareness of and inspire action for environmental sustainability.
Michael Hart, conductor
Join the Cal Lutheran Wind Ensemble, conducted by Michael Hart, for a diverse program of powerful and engaging works showcasing the talents of student musicians.
Uziel Colón, conductor
The Cal Lutheran Jazz Collective will perform a dynamic mix of music by jazz legends and contemporary composers.
Rocio Marron, conductor
The Mariachi Ensemble will blend tradition and innovation to perform a selection of vibrant and emotive pieces that showcase the depth and energy of this beloved genre.
Virtual
One of the key orienting perspectives that guide the PLTS curriculum is learning at the nexus of race, class, gender, and earth justice. Join the “Seminary and Social Justice” webinar to learn more about what this means for students.
In this expo-style event, student teams will share their innovative startup projects in a competitive environment.
St. Paul, MN
TEEM Berkeley meets in-person at Luther Seminary in St. Paul
Indianapolis, IN
TEEM PLTS-IKS meets in-person in Indianapolis, IN