Student Involvement: Jewelry Creation
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Design bracelets, necklaces, and other accessories using colorful beads, charms, and plenty of creativity. Make something that fits your style, create a gift for a friend, or trade designs while enjoying a fun and relaxed night with other students.
Men’s Lacrosse Club Game
Cheer on our Sonoma State Men’s Lacrosse Club as they take on Diablo Valley College. Free admission for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Follow the club on Instagram @nomalax for up to date games and information.
Getaway Trip: Saturday Morning Farmer’s Market Trip
Looking for some fresh, local produce etc…. Join us as we head to the Santa Rosa Farmers Market for this monthly trip.. Double your money with the Market Match program using your CalFresh (SNAP) and WIC benefits (bring your EBT card). That means that when you use $10 of CalFresh benefits, you can get another $10 worth of food. The return time for this trip is usually around 1:00 P.M.
Contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu for more information.
Sign up for Getaway trips online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
Volunteer Days: SSU Copeland Creek Corridor & Native Plant Garden
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Join us EVERY FRIDAY at the SSU Native Plant and Butterfly Garden to help plant new native plants, remove invasive plants, connect with other students and community members, and help beautify the Campus Nature Corridor.
For any questions or more information, contact myersni@sonoma.edu!
Lobo Leadership Conference
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Welcome Future and Current Student Leaders!
We are excited to announce the 2026 Lobo Leadership Conference, at Sonoma State University. This conference is designed to empower new and returning student leaders by offering opportunities for growth, collaboration, and the development of leadership skills.
Whether you're a new student just stepping into leadership or a seasoned leader looking to refine your skills, the Lobo Leadership Conference is your launchpad to new ideas, stronger communities, and lasting change. For more information contact huttonc@sonoma.edu.
Raiatea Helm: A Legacy of Hawaiian Song & String
Raiatea Helm is one of Hawai‘i’s most celebrated vocalists and a torchbearer of the Hawaiian falsetto tradition, leo ki‘e ki‘e. She made history as the first-ever Hawaiian solo female vocalist nominated for a Grammy®. Her pure, gorgeous voice and passionate knowledge of Hawaiʻi’s rich musical history shine in her newest project A Legacy of Hawaiian Song and String.Born into a musical family on the island of Moloka‘i, Raiatea burst onto the music scene at age 18 with her stunning vocals on her debut album that earned her first two prestigious Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards, (which now number ten) including four Female Vocalist of the Year awards.
For any questions, please contact tickets.sonoma.edu.
Student Involvement: Grocery Bingo
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Bingo night just got a college-student upgrade with groceries and everyday essentials up for grabs. Bring your friends, claim your cards, and see who gets to yell “Bingo!” first.
Getaway Trip: Rocky Horror Picture Show
Hosted by the Barely Legal Rocky Horror Picture Show cast, the performance features the film playing on a full size movie theater screen while real actors simultaneously emulate the actions and dialogue of their cinematic counterparts. This is a highly interactive show and many attendees will dress up, interact with the cast, jeer or throw items at the screen etc… This is a fun, unique experience that you will not soon forget!
Contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu for more information.
Sign up for Getaway trips online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
EVENT SERIES Nature as Medicine: Forest Immersion De-Stress Experience
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Join us for a stress-relieving Nature as Medicine session in the SSU Native Plant and Butterfly Garden. Led by Dr. Sarah Murphy, take a moment to enjoy a mellow, calm and tech-free immersion in nature. Studies on forest immersion experiences like this have demonstrated they decrease stress levels, anxiety, and increase mood, attention, feelings of connectedness and well-being, and even help boost the immune system. We hope the experience will help you feel refreshed, grounded, and mentally recharged!
If you have any questions contact murphysa@sonoma.edu.
Visiting Artist Lecture Series
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Artist Mitsu Okubo -Mitsu Okubo is a San Francisco-based artist, illustrator and printmaker known for blending humor with institutional critique. His art and apparel focus on overconsumption and cultural commentary, exploring the structures that shape society. From prints to artist-designed t-shirts, Mitsu’s playful designs provide a unique perspective. His work is featured in notable collections like MoMA, SFMOMA, and the Whitney.
Contact mctaggle@sonoma.edu.