Poet Sarah Gambito Reads at Seton Hall
February 4
Poetry-in-the-Round hosts acclaimed poet Sarah Gambito on Tuesday, February 4 at 4:00 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the University Center.
Arts Council
The Seton Hall University Arts Council supports the integral role of the arts in higher education. The Arts Council, housed within the College of Communication and the Arts, strengthens the cultural vitality of the visual, literary and performing arts for the University campus and the surrounding community. Programming is offered through various distinct programs, including: the Classical Concert Series, Jazz 'n the Hall, Poetry-in-the-Round, the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute, the Seton Hall Choral Program, Seton Hall Theatre and the Walsh Gallery.
Programs and Initiatives
Classical Concert Series
Presents world-class soloists and ensembles from around the globe. Blending education with artistry, preconcert lectures and workshops are regularly offered to students and the public free of charge. Learn more about the Classical Concert Series »
Jazz 'n the Hall
Celebrates America's most influential music by bringing world renowned jazz ensembles to the Seton Hall community. Learn more about Jazz 'n the Hall »
Seton Hall Theatre
Offers a wide variety of theatrical opportunities for students including faculty, visiting directors and student directed main-stage productions and the Theatre Council series. Learn more about the Seton Hall Theatre Council Series »
Seton Hall University Choral Program
Provides students with the opportunity to increase their musical expertise and facility with a variety of programming across the Seton Hall Music Program. Learn more about the Seton Hall University Choral Program »
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute
Inspired by the legacy of Joseph A. Unanue, the Latino Institute advances, educates, and transforms students into the next generation of servant leaders in our ever changing global society. Learn more about the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute »
Walsh Gallery
Hosts a number of exhibitions yearly ranging in topics from fine art to the historical, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary themes as the primary exhibition space on Seton Hall University's South Orange campus. Learn more about the Walsh Gallery »
Poetry-in-the-Round
Invites the world's most compelling and celebrated writers to read and discuss their works with students and community members. Learn more about Poetry-in-the-Round »
Upcoming Events
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Brooklyn Chamber Music Society
February 18
The College of Communication and the Arts’ Arts Council Classical Concert Series presents the Brooklyn Chamber Music Society. With Ani Kavafian and Carmit Zori, violins; Hsin-Yun Huang, viola; and Edward Arron, cello.
Men On Boats by Jacklyn Backhaus
February 20
The College of Communication and the Arts presents theatre production of Men On Boats by Jacklyn Backhaus. Tickets are FREE. All performances at Seton Hall’s Theatre-in-the-Round.
Men On Boats by Jacklyn Backhaus
February 23
The College of Communication and the Arts presents theatre production of Men On Boats by Jacklyn Backhaus. Tickets are FREE. All performances at Seton Hall’s Theatre-in-the-Round.
CANCELED: Jonathan Biss, piano
March 18
The College of Communication and the Arts’ Arts Council Classical Concert Series presents an all-Beethoven evening with renowned pianist Jonathan Biss.
Jazz Meets Broadway
March 24
The College of Communication and the Arts and Jazz ‘n the Hall present, “Jazz Meets Broadway.” Performances at the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC).
Annual Spring Concert
April 21
The College of Communication and the Arts presents the annual Spring Concert, featuring various instrumental ensembles at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.
Summer of ’42, Theatre Production
April 30
The College of Communication and the Arts presents Spring musical production, “Summer of ’42,” Book by Hunter Foster, Music and Lyrics by David Kirshenbaum, based on the screenplay by Herman Rauch. Tickets are FREE. All performances at SOPAC.
Summer of ’42, Theatre Production
May 1
The College of Communication and the Arts presents Spring musical production, “Summer of ’42,” Book by Hunter Foster, Music and Lyrics by David Kirshenbaum, based on the screenplay by Herman Rauch. Tickets are FREE. All performances at SOPAC.
Summer of ’42, Theatre Production
May 3
The College of Communication and the Arts presents Spring musical production, “Summer of ’42,” Book by Hunter Foster, Music and Lyrics by David Kirshenbaum, based on the screenplay by Herman Rauch. Tickets are FREE. All performances at SOPAC.
Annual Spring Choral Celebration
May 4
The College of Communication and the Arts presents the annual Spring Choral Celebration at South Orange Performing Arts Center.
Seton Hall University Faculty Jazz Ensemble
May 5
The College of Communication and the Arts and Jazz ‘n the Hall present the Seton Hall University Faculty Jazz Ensemble.