Calendar of Events
March 2026
Wednesday, March 11 – Saturday, April 18
7:30 – 9:30 p.m. | In Person – Alexander Kasser Theatre 303 – Auditorium
The Elementary Spacetime Show ’26
A highly inventive new musical by César Alvarez and Emily Orling, The Elementary Spacetime Show tells the story of Alameda: a young girl who enters a liminal void somewhere in between life and death. Alameda must pass through the eight existential trials of a cosmic Vaudevillian game show to discover the possibility that her darkness is a gift. Her journey is set to a kaleidoscopic contemporary score that bravely handles teenage suicide with both sensitivity and vibrant showmanship, blending sly humor with emotional nuance
Details
Thursday, March 12
4 p.m. | In Person – ADP Center, Uviv 1120
Montclair State University New Teacher Induction: Spring Professional Development Session
We hope you can join us for our Spring Professional Development Session. In this session, we will focus on classroom management, engagement strategies, culturally responsive assessment, and building community. Dinner will be provided from 6:00-6:30pm and Red Hawk Deck Parking passes will be provided. Bring your laptop with you.
Details
Saturday, March 14
8 a.m. | In Person – Dickson Hall
National Write Your Story Day
Join fellow participants for a “Write Your Story” event focused on exploring personal storytelling and developing writing skills in a supportive setting. Attendees will have the opportunity to practice writing, reflect on their experiences, and listen to the stories shared by others.
Details
Wednesday, March 18
1 p.m. | In Person – University Hall
Spring 2026 Career & Internship Fair
Looking for Red Hawks to join your team? The Office of Experiential Education and Career Connections invites all employers to register for the annual fair. This is a great opportunity to meet Montclair students from across disciplines and expand your talent pipeline.
Details
Wednesday, March 18
2 p.m. | In Person – Schmitt Hall
Philosophy for Lunch
Join the weekly Philosophy for Lunch gathering, where participants come together to read and discuss short passages from influential philosophical works. Open to everyone with no prior knowledge required, the session offers a welcoming space to explore big ideas, share perspectives, and engage in thoughtful conversation.
Details
Thursday, March 19
4 p.m. | In Person – Bloomfield Campus
Bloomfield 250
Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States by joining a special event exploring the meaning of freedom and independence through the lens of Women’s History Month. Sign up now to hear inspiring speakers and participate in thought-provoking discussions that connect history to today’s conversations about equality and liberty.
Details
Thursday, March 19
2 p.m. | In Person – Dickson Hall
Serving Politics: Effects of Political Polarization on Service Sector Workers in the United States
Join us for a research talk by Professor Yasemin Besen-Cassino from the Department of Sociology on Serving Politics: Effects of Political Polarization on Service Sector Workers in the United States. All are welcome to attend this insightful event on campus.
Details
Friday, March 20
7:30 p.m. | In Person – Alexander Kasser Theatre
University Wind Symphony & Cali Alumni Concert Band Spring 2026
Join us in a concert celebrating Dr. Thomas McCauley’s 20th year as Director of University Bands! The program will feature the University Wind Symphony and a concert band comprised of alumni from the past 20 years. The program will also include the winner of the 2025-2026 Wind Symphony Concerto Competition.
Details
Saturday, March 21
8 p.m. | In Person – Alexander Kasser Theater
Choral Showcase #Inspired! & Immersive Residency Concert Spring 2026
This choral showcase celebrates the transformative and unifying power of choral music, bringing together university and high school ensembles for an evening of collaborative performance. The program culminates in a powerful massed choir featuring more than 200 singers performing a selection of inspiring choral works.
Details
Sunday, March 22
3 p.m. | In Person – Alexander Kasser Theater
University Jazz Ensemble & Guest High School Concert 2025
Experience an exciting evening of jazz as the University Jazz Ensemble and a guest high school group perform classics by jazz masters and bold contemporary works. From swing to modern grooves, this concert showcases the full spectrum of jazz with fresh energy and exceptional student talent.
Details
Sunday, March 22
7:30 p.m. | In Person – Alexander Kasser Theater
University Symphony Orchestra Concert Spring 2026
Join the University Symphony Orchestra for an eclectic and entertaining evening of live orchestral music. The program showcases a dynamic selection of works performed by talented student musicians.
Details
Monday, March 23
2 p.m. | In Person – Calicia Hall 140
Punchlines with a Purpose
Montclair State University welcomes comedian & disability advocate Pamela Schuller who turns neurological chaos into powerful messages of inclusion. With a Master’s in Advocacy, she’s performed for 100,000+ people, blending humor with strategies that make disability inclusion hilariously unforgettable.
Thursday, March 26
6 p.m.
Champions for the Arts with Donna Walker-Kuhne
Join a one-hour presentation and Q&A with arts leader Donna Walker-Kuhne, exploring themes from her book Champions of the Arts and discussing how the arts can foster connection, build inclusive audiences, and strengthen communities, followed by a reception and book signing. Admission is free, with an optional $20 ticket that includes a copy of the book.
Details
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
6 – 8 p.m. | In Person – Feliciano School of Business, Room 140
Power in the Pivot: Redefining Work, Life and Legacy
Celebrate the strength of women at an inspiring panel discussion. Hear from women who have rewritten their stories through bold career changes, personal reinvention and intentional life balance. Hear real conversations about embracing uncertainty, seizing new opportunities and leading with purpose in every chapter.
Register