Arts and Entertainment

Budapest, 1880: twins Lili and Dora are born, nearly simultaneously with Thomas Edison’s invention of the light bulb—a key piece of cinema history.

This trio of symphony musicians will present a diverse program of chamber music for flute, viola and piano. Kathleen Lane Reynolds, flute. Alex Volonts, viola. Kymry Esainko, piano. 

Come dressed in your bell bottoms and tie dye, because ASP is throwing a 70's themed dance night. Featuring free food, groovy music, photo booth, dancing and more. The event is free. Must bring SSU

Join us for our collaborative faculty–student celebration of two icons of the 20th century. The composers William Walton (1902-1983) and Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) met almost by accident.

Grab some friends and join us for a movie night with Frozen 2.  Watch Elsa journey with Anna, Kristoff, Olaf & Sven to find out why she was born with magical powers & why her kingdom is bei

Experience the tap dance artistry of Dorrance Dance; a company praised for their ability to reflect “racial, physical and stylistic diversity” yet deliver “complex unison footwork with a precision

Please join the Jazz Combos concert in Schroeder Hall on March 6th featuring Kasey Knudsen on saxophone. SSU Jazz Composers Combo, directed by Kasey Knudsen, and SSU Early Jazz Combo, directed by A

Wish there was more wholesome, family-friendly humor on campus? Your wish is granted. Come watch improvisers struggle not to swear or make dirty jokes for a whole hour this Friday night. 

“In Jamie Catto’s engaging documentary, the core arcs of Ram Dass’ life and teachings coalesce through historic clips and extensive interviews, manifesting the unique existence of Richard

Our own Sonoma State University big band, the Jazz Orchestra, directed by Doug Leibinger, takes the stage for their annual Spring concert on March 4th along with SSU's Latin Band directed by Kendri