Events at Wellesley

The Global Flora Conservatory and WCBG Visitor Center are open to the public on Sundays from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm. Outdoor gardens are free and open to the public, available 24/7, 365 days a year.

Sculpture I, ARTS 207, will be exhibiting their largescale fruit and wood sculptures starting Oct. 31 in the Jewett Sculpture Court! Next time you're in the building, stop by to see this always popular work.

Borrowed Worlds is an exhibition of new work by Ingrid Henderson ’19, Korina Hernandez ’20, and X.S. Hou ’21. Henderson, Hernandez, and Hou are three of the recipients of the 2023-24 Alice C. Cole ’42 Studio Project Grant. The other two recipients of the 2023-24 grant, Olivia Gorman ’22 and Ry…

Step into an original sonic experience in Suzanne Ciani: Sound Lounge. Sit down, slow down, and immerse yourself in the distinct soundscapes of three landmark albums by Wellesley alumna Suzanne Ciani ‘68. A five-time Grammy award-nominated composer, electronic music pioneer, and neo-classical…

Morelle Lasky Levine '56 Works on Paper Gallery and Friends of Art Gallery

Digging Into History: The Wellesley College Hall Archaeology Project (WCHAP) explores the rich legacy of College Hall—the iconic building that once stood at the heart of Wellesley College—through a community-based excavation led by former Wellesley faculty member Dr. Elizabeth Minor ’03. Destroyed…

In Focus highlights the creative range of practices among the professional artists on the Wellesley College faculty. This exhibition presents works in various media, such as photography, painting, collage, sculpture, book arts, printmaking, installation, video, sound, and interdisciplinary art…

Making Livable Worlds in a Time of Loss takes its title from Prof. Lloréns' recent book, and invites reflection about possible ways to navigate and survive the multiple ongoing crises in our current era. In Making Livable Worlds, Afro-Puerto Rican women's lifeways exemplify how they draw from their…

What better way to celebrate Fall than by coming to Authors on Stage, now entering its 45th year. There's something for all curious readers, whether it be a colorful portrait of Renaissance Italy, a riveting mystery centered on a missing Indigenous woman in Rhode Island, or an ingenious history of…