Visio Divina, or “sacred seeing,” is an ancient form of Christian prayer in which we allow our hearts and imaginations to prayerfully and meditatively enter into an image. Join the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art for guided sessions of visio divina with sacred art in the Mary, Queen of Families Chapel. This opportunity is a wonderful way to spiritually engage with this unique, art-filled space. Whether you are new to the practice of visio divina or a long-time devotee, all are welcome for a moment of peace, prayer, and meditation. Meet at the Welcome Desk on Level 1. Always free and open to all. Originally published at raclinmurphymuseum.nd.edu.

Profoundly moving and surprisingly funny, Every Brilliant Thing invites you into a deeply personal story about finding reasons to keep going, even in the face of depression and loss. Under the assured direction of Stacy Stoltz, it's an exhilarating solo performance by Professor Matt Hawkins, director of theatre and musical theatre at the University of Notre Dame. This play engages the audience in a conversation about mental health in a nuanced, sensitive way.Every performance is unique, offering a fresh experience with each viewing. Intimate, honest, and full of hope, Every Brilliant Thing is a story about resilience and connection. Returning to these themes, Stoltz and Hawkins are also the acclaimed creative team behind recent DPAC Presenting Series successes like What the Constitution Means to Me (2023) and The Wolves (2024).This is theater that meets you where you are and gently, powerfully lifts you up. If you've ever needed a reminder of the beauty in everyday life, this is for you. GET TICKETS

Profoundly moving and surprisingly funny, Every Brilliant Thing invites you into a deeply personal story about finding reasons to keep going, even in the face of depression and loss. Under the assured direction of Stacy Stoltz, it's an exhilarating solo performance by Professor Matt Hawkins, director of theatre and musical theatre at the University of Notre Dame. This play engages the audience in a conversation about mental health in a nuanced, sensitive way.Every performance is unique, offering a fresh experience with each viewing. Intimate, honest, and full of hope, Every Brilliant Thing is a story about resilience and connection. Returning to these themes, Stoltz and Hawkins are also the acclaimed creative team behind recent DPAC Presenting Series successes like What the Constitution Means to Me (2023) and The Wolves (2024).This is theater that meets you where you are and gently, powerfully lifts you up. If you've ever needed a reminder of the beauty in everyday life, this is for you. GET TICKETS

Zach Bryan, a Grammy-award winning musician, will play the House that Rockne Built in concert with comedian, Shane Gillis, and Irish singer and songwriter, Dermot Kennedy. This marks the fourth concert at Notre Dame Stadium since 2018. Tickets went on sale at 10 a.m. ET Friday, March 7 via Ticketmaster. Concert informationParking Lots Open: 12:00 p.m.Gates/Doors Open: 5:00 p.m.Concert Start Time: 7:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster. For more information on premium seating, contact experiencend@nd.edu. Originally published at experience.nd.edu.

Profoundly moving and surprisingly funny, Every Brilliant Thing invites you into a deeply personal story about finding reasons to keep going, even in the face of depression and loss. Under the assured direction of Stacy Stoltz, it's an exhilarating solo performance by Professor Matt Hawkins, director of theatre and musical theatre at the University of Notre Dame. This play engages the audience in a conversation about mental health in a nuanced, sensitive way.Every performance is unique, offering a fresh experience with each viewing. Intimate, honest, and full of hope, Every Brilliant Thing is a story about resilience and connection. Returning to these themes, Stoltz and Hawkins are also the acclaimed creative team behind recent DPAC Presenting Series successes like What the Constitution Means to Me (2023) and The Wolves (2024).This is theater that meets you where you are and gently, powerfully lifts you up. If you've ever needed a reminder of the beauty in everyday life, this is for you. GET TICKETS

Profoundly moving and surprisingly funny, Every Brilliant Thing invites you into a deeply personal story about finding reasons to keep going, even in the face of depression and loss. Under the assured direction of Stacy Stoltz, it's an exhilarating solo performance by Professor Matt Hawkins, director of theatre and musical theatre at the University of Notre Dame. This play engages the audience in a conversation about mental health in a nuanced, sensitive way.Every performance is unique, offering a fresh experience with each viewing. Intimate, honest, and full of hope, Every Brilliant Thing is a story about resilience and connection. Returning to these themes, Stoltz and Hawkins are also the acclaimed creative team behind recent DPAC Presenting Series successes like What the Constitution Means to Me (2023) and The Wolves (2024).This is theater that meets you where you are and gently, powerfully lifts you up. If you've ever needed a reminder of the beauty in everyday life, this is for you. GET TICKETS