The Erasmus Pavilion is the vibrant meeting place in the middle of the Erasmus University Rotterdam campus. Everyone can come to us!
Study and student associations, university organizations, cultural organizations, theater companies, bands, etc. can come to us with their activities, performances and shows in our unique halls. We have a versatile Theater Hall with Foyer, a cozy Greenhouse, a modern Meeting Room and a cozy Grand Café with terrace by the pond.
Students and staff can study or work in the conservatory or hold meetings in the conference room, and anyone is welcome to come for a bite to eat or a drink in the Grand café or on the terrace.
We are happy to think with you and offer a no-obligation tour and custom quote. Click the button below to learn more about the possibilities and our foodbook or fill out the reservation form directly.
We have a set menu of pizzas, pastas, salads and a variety of other delicious dishes. This menu changes every week. This way our chefs can work with seasonal products and are always looking for new recipes for you. We work with organic and local products whenever possible, all prepared in our own kitchen.
Our kitchen specializes in preparing vegetarian and vegan dishes. Almost all dishes can be modified. For example, instead of regular mozzarella, a pizza can be made with vegan cheese. We also take into account people who eat gluten-free. The menus indicate what you can eat and we also have gluten-free pasta. For all your other dietary needs, please ask our bar staff.
We work together with Too Good To Go. An app that combats food waste. When we have good food left over, we make packages of it and put it on Too Good to Go. Win-win. We don’t throw anything away and you have a delicious surprise package for little money.
At the Erasmus Pavilion, we turn every occasion into something special. Whether you’re planning a get-together, dinner, performance or other event, we offer the perfect venue and support to bring your vision to life.
Lecture on memes & the brain After a long day, you come home and fall into bed. You don’t feel like doing anything and decide to scroll on TikTok to relax a bit. In a flash, an hour goes by. Is this just harmless entertainment? Or can this simple content “rot” your brain? And what…
Support your favorite artist and fellow students! During EURvision Song Contest 2025, organized by EMA, ESN and SG, students compete with their self-written songs to be chosen as the grand winner. Date: Monday, May 26, 2025Time: 7 p.m. – 10 p.m.Location: Erasmus Pavilion Ticket information Join us for an unforgettable evening of live music, where…
Lecture by Postgrowth expert Paul Schenderling Imagine a world where economic growth is no longer paramount and where the prosperity of the vast majority of people remains intact. People are happier, they have less stress and more free time. An impossible task, it seems. For what does an economy that is not driven by profit…
The last Open Stage Night of the academic year for EUR students. We will make it a party with summer hits, danceable songs, spoken word and more. Anything goes as long as it fits on the stage of the grand café in the Erasmus Pavilion. By Studium Generale, Erasmus Music Association and ESN Rotterdam. Date:…
President Donald Trump is off to a hard start during his second term. The executive orders fly around your ears and it is almost impossible to follow them all. But what are the long-term effects of some of the decisions that have been made? Will the closure of USAID lead to a massive humanitarian crisis…
Are you an experienced hospitality employee with leadership skills and looking for a challenging position? The Erasmus Pavilion, the vibrant meeting place on the Erasmus University Rotterdam campus, is looking for a Bar Head! In this role, you will manage the team, manage the bar and ensure that our guests enjoy top service during daily…
Date: Monday, March 24, 2025Time: 19:30 – 22:00Location: Erasmus Pavilion Restaurant Admission: free, public registration not required The monthly Open Stage Night of Studium Generale, Erasmus Music Association and ESN Rotterdam for EUR students. Music, spoken word; anything is possible as long as it fits on the stage of the café in the Erasmus Pavilion!…
Date: Wednesday, March 19,Time: 19:30 – 21:00 (Walk-in: 19:15)Location: Erasmus PavilionAdmission: free, reservations strongly recommended.Sign up: click here As soon as you watch the news, the world seems to be on fire. Donald Trump is president of America again and is threatening to take action against Panama or even Greenland, elections are coming up in…
Date: Tuesday, March 18Time: 8:00-21:15 p.m. Walk-in: 7:30 p.m.Location: Theater Erasmus Pavilion Access: Students € 6,-EUR-Employees € 8,50Other visitors € 16,-Link tickets: click here Discover NEXT: Conny Janssen Danst’s adventurous pop-up project. For this year’s 2nd edition, Rotterdam-based creator Dalton Jansen is challenging seven dancers to bring urban energy to unique locations in Rotterdam. NEXT…
Date: March 12, 2025Time: 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. Walk-in: 6:30 p.m.Location: Theater Hall Erasmus PavilionAdmission: Free, reservations strongly recommendedSign up: click here The start of Donald Trump’s new administration has intensified public discussions about migration. But little is said about the experience of migration and diaspora in the voices of those who have left…
Date: March 5, 2025Time: 19.30 – 21.00 (Walk-in: 18.30)Location: Erasmus PavilionAdmission: Free, reservations strongly recommendedsign up: click here Is there hope again for Rotterdam nightlife? We look back on 30 years of Rotterdam Rave Culture and look ahead with a brand new documentary and the creators. Sound designer, filmmaker and hardcore raver Dennis van Rijswijk,…
Date: Tuesday, March 4,Time: 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. (Walk-in: 7:15 p.m. )Location: Theater Hall Erasmus PavilionAdmission: free, reservations strongly recommended.Sign up: click here Fascism. Most consider it an ideology that was indicative of the first half of the 20th century. But with the current rise and success of many radical right-wing parties, fascism seems to…
