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The Center for Humanities in Medicine supports Mayo Clinic’s primary value, the needs of the patient come first, by integrating the arts and other expressions of human culture into the healing environment. The Center engages interconnected communities of patients, families, staff, learners, and the public to promote the artful and compassionate delivery of healthcare. Humanities in Medicine activities are open to Mayo Clinic patients, staff, visitors and community members and are made possible by the generous donations of grateful benefactors.
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Join us for a 45-minute Halloween carillon concert by Mayo carillonneur Austin Ferguson! The program will consist of a few spooky Halloween favorites and the…
Follow the link below to check out the schedule for the 2017 Humanities in Medicine symposium, which runs from Friday, October 27 through Sunday, October…
Technology is clearly a principal driving force of societal change today. Tech/data companies and platforms are among the most powerful entities, worldwide, surpassing oil and…
The public is invited to attend the Parkside Gallery’s twelfth art exhibit located within Charter House and featuring artists Jane Belau and Beth Karon. Enjoy…
Keep up to date with Rochester's favorite bell tower on Twitter @MayoClinicBells. Send song requests, find out what was just played, and chat with the…
Join the Dolores Jean Lavins Center for Humanities in Medicine for a multi-day Symposium featuring numerous performances in theatre, dance, music, poetry, Open mic &…
High above Rochester, Minnesota, the Rochester Carillon has serenaded Mayo Clinic patients, staff, and visitors daily since its 1928 installation in the Plummer Building, a…
In Knox Olafson's hospital room, machines beep and hum. But there's another, less mechanical sound as well: the soft strum of Ray Lunasin's guitar. That's…
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