Celebrating Hispanic Heritage month, Mariachi Monarcas will perform in Marshall Hall during lunch.  Experience the infectious rhythms and vibrant energy of Mexico with Mariachi Monarcas.As a Latin Band, Mariachi Band, Acoustic Band, World Music Band, and Wedding Band, we offer a diverse range of music for their audiences, with a strong sense of discipline and passion for Mexican music, they strive to deliver an unforgettable experience that will have audiences dancing.

Maroon Friday Tabling. Come get some popcorn and learn about the cool campus events happening this weekend. First 25 students in maroon get a gift!

Join us with an amazing set of artists working on the intersections of Art, Science and Technology! 

Dr. Aisen Caro Chacin

Dr. Adam Zaretsky

Dr. Dann Disciglio

and Angelina Almukhametova

Join us for a master class hosted by guest artist Nicolas Namoradze.

Join us for a workshop hosted by guest artist Nicolas Namoradze, "Mental Skills for Performance." This session will focus on mental practice and mindfulness techniques; covering stress relief, mental practice, and performance preparation; guiding participants through exercises including various meditations, visual practices, and techniques for developing concentration and getting in the zone.

Join us for a workshop with the icarus Quartet, "The Art of Collaboration." Free and open to the public.

Join us for a percussion master class with the icarus Quartet. Free and open to the public.

Blues, poetry, and a little something to think about - Blues Vespers continues its Fall '25 series welcoming back long-time Tacoma musicians Rod Cook & Toast, with very special guest - and Tacoma harmonica legend - Jay Mabin.  Now in its 26th year (and 7th at Puget Sound), Blues Vespers is a community and campus event that celebrates the ways music can feed our spirits.  Hosted by University Chaplain Dave Wright and Blues Vespers founder Pastor Dave Brown.  Free and open to everyone!

We are thrilled to bring Seattle-based performance art duo, Emmy Smith-Stewart and Jeffrey Azevedo to campus for a residency this month culminating in a public work-in-progress performance of their new piece, followed by a talkback with the artists on September 26th. 

Friday, September 26
Norton Clapp Theatre, Jones Hall 2nd Floor
Doors at 7:30pm with Music by Morgan O.
Show at 8pm, followed by a talkback
Masks mandatory
Free

A product of a one night stand, abused in foster home after foster home, and raised sleeping in parks were just a few of the daunting obstacles in Monti’s journey from the streets to the stage.

This is an interactive presentation, designed to help students gain the problem solving skills needed to be successful, both inside and outside of the classroom. Through crowd participation, story telling, and poetry, students will be engaged, encouraged, and empowered to make it from the streets of their minds, to the stage of their dreams.