Melissa Ziobro is a longtime educator and Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music at Monmouth University. Free & open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

Presented by South Jersey Culture and History Center in partnership with Stockton University Alliance Heritage Center, Stockton University Richard E. Bjork Library, Murphy Writing at Stockton University, and Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music at Monmouth University.

This Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), celebrate Mexican heritage with live performances, a community altar contest, an artisan market, delicious bites, and more!

Presented in partnership with local Atlantic City Hispanic organizations,  El Pueblo Unido of Atlantic City and Organización Azteca. This is a North to Shore official selection event, sponsored by Prudential and produced by NJPAC.

Join Stockton's United Black Students Society and Africana Studies Program for the 50th Annual Pre-Kwanzaa Celebration, featuring a dance performance from Stockton's African-American Dance class.

All ages are welcome to attend the Noyes Holiday Market and Gingerbread Village at the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University! 

Enjoy live holiday music, family photos with Santa, craft activities for all ages, a pop-up cafe, and shopping from local artists and vendors.

Join the Stockton choral program for an exciting evening of Holiday music featuring the Stockton Chorale, University Chorus, and Stockton Oratorio Society Community Choir, along with guests. The program will include a delightful blend of holiday favorites, moving melodies, and wonderful choral singing.

This performance is presented by the Stockton University Performing Arts Music Program.

Stockton’s resident big band takes on an ever-changing catalog of holiday hits inspired by the classic Christmas tale – A Charlie Brown Christmas.

This performance is presented in collaboration with the Stockton University Performing Arts Music Program.

A professional development workshop for K-12 educators presented by Why the Humanities Matter Institute for Teachers.

In this workshop, you’ll explore practical strategies for teaching with digitally accessible primary sources in the humanities classroom.Teachers will leave with ready-to-use lesson plans and innovative project ideas designed to spark curiosity, build critical thinking skills, and make history and literature more relevant and engaging.

Spring Dance Concert highlights the gifted artists of the Stockton Dance community, presenting dances from notable choreographers that challenge these maturing performers. Featuring a new work from Mark Caserta of BigKid Dance and the work of Chandra Moss-Thorne, a former faculty member of Stockton Dance and senior lecturer at Swarthmore College. These internationally recognized artists join resident choreographers Beau Hancock, Caitlin Quinn Pittenger, and Lauren Putty White, whose eclectic, imaginative choreography dependably delights. This diverse program promises to be a moving evening.