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UC San Diego’s School of Arts and Humanities is a lively hub for creativity and storytelling about our collective humanity.

Join us for captivating musical performances, scholarly lectures, contemporary art exhibitions, book talks, experimental theatre, international forums and more.

Here you will find a snapshot of upcoming events as well as numerous calendars to discover the latest happenings.


June 11: If Only You Knew

Step into a space where fear is forgotten, and creation runs wild. “If Only You Knew” is a student art exhibition that invites you to witness what happens when artists let go of expectations and lean into vulnerability, curiosity, and raw expression. Join us on June 11 at Common’s Gallery for an evening of experimentation and play.

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June 12: ICAM Music Festival

All are invited to the annual festival that showcases the exciting work of undergraduates in the Interdisciplinary Computing in the Arts and Music (ICAM) program, which merges ideas from computer science, art and cultural theory. The free event will be held at 4 pm in the Conrad Prebys Music Center Experimental Theater.

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June 14: All Campus Commencement

There will be pomp. And plenty of circumstance. Join us as we celebrate the incredible achievements of our graduates in the School of Arts and Humanities at the annual All Campus Commencement ceremony. This year’s event will feature a keynote from six-time IRONMAN World Champion Mark Allen ’80.

Attend commencement

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Campus Events Calendar

View events from all across campus on the UC San Diego Events Calendar. Subscribe to the calendar to receive weekly emails highlighting upcoming events.

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Mandeville Art Gallery

Explore this important campus landmark for transformative contemporary art. Renovated and reopened in 2023, the Gallery operates as a venue for artistic exhibitions and events serving both the university and local community.

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