Normandale has had a strong fine arts program since the college opened in 1968. It is one of only a handful of two-year colleges to have national accreditation in art, music and theatre.
The college is experienced with serving and adapting to a variety of community needs. For instance, businesses ask us to prepare our students for specific job openings. Hundreds of people take our continuing education classes. Community groups rent our state-of-the-art facilities for events.
Our college leaders and faculty cherish the relationships we’ve built over five decades with business, education, and civic leaders on both the local and state level.
Look below for some of the ways we connect with local residents and communities.
Normandale is proud to be a valued community resource. We regularly partner with local schools, companies, and nonprofits, and open our doors for cultural events, continuing education classes, and more.
We can support your professional and personal learning goals with a variety of in-person and online courses. You’re sure to find something to improve your knowledge, skills, and engage your mind. Learn more.
Normandale Dental Hygiene Clinic provides a variety of dental hygiene services to the general public. Services include dental cleanings, dental x-rays, and more. Find out about appointments and more.
The Fine Arts Gallery exhibits wonderful works by student, faculty, and professional artists throughout the year. The public is welcome to enjoy them! Read more.
The Japanese Garden is a treasured campus and community amenity. The beauty and serenity of the garden make it ideal for contemplation and quiet conversations. Learn more.
Our students present several band and choral concerts, and recitals throughout the academic year. View the schedule.
Normandale is a busy place from early morning to late in the evening year round. Review events, from concerts to lectures to graduation by visiting our Events calendar.
We offer comfortable, accessible, and affordable meeting and event space with state-of-the-art technology and professional support staff. Check out our guidelines and request form.
As part of our theater curriculum, students prepare for and participate in a variety of theater performances on campus during the academic year. Look at the calendar.
This program helps nearly 70 students prepare for college each year; they attend Richfield, Shakopee, Southwest and Washburn high schools. Learn more.
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