SDSU Social Calendar: December Events to Add to Your List

To wrap up San Diego State Universitys fall 2023 semester, the festivities have begun.

Wednesday, November 29, 2023
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To wrap up San Diego State University’s fall 2023 semester, the festivities have begun. This December join us in this list of events you can’t miss!

Throughout the first weeks of the month, you can enjoy the play Mr. Burns, A Post Electric Play, brought to SDSU at the new Main Stage Theatre. On Dec. 4, the highly awaited Aztec Rock Hunger Results Ceremony of this year’s donations will be announced.

Also hosted by A.S., be sure to attend the last Monday Night Movie of the semester, “The Polar Express. To take care during these finals week, attend a Talk It Out meeting, Everyday Mindfulness and Meditation, to relieve academic stress and prepare to do well on the last exams. Take a break from studying and come to the Viejas Arena for the Queens of the Stone Age concert. Closing out the semester, SDSU Counseling and Psychological Services will be providing a series of Everyday Mindfulness and Meditation sessions.

Mr. Burns, A Post Electric Play
2 and 7 p.m., Dec. 1- 10

Organized by the School of Theatre, Television, and Film, “Mr. Burns, A Post Electric Play”, the American black comedy play, written by Anne Washburn with music by Michael Friedman, comes to SDSU this December.

The play moves us into the future, forward nearly a century, where the collapse of civilization brings a group of survivors who reminisce past pop culture references by memory like the “Cape Feare” episode of ”The Simpsons.” Holding on to the past is the way they bring live entertainment into this post-apocalyptic society.

Mr. Burns, A Post Electric Play will be presented at the new Main Stage Theatre. Tickets can be purchased through the PSFA website.

SDSU Javanese Gamelan Ensemble
6-8 p.m., Dec 4
Smith Recital Hall

Join us for SDSU's World Music Concert Series, a showcase of world-renowned musicians representing diverse cultures across the globe. Designed in collaboration with Music 345: Music Cultures of the World, this series welcomes all guests to immerse themselves in a unique musical journey.

Monday Night Movie: “The Polar Express”
6:30 p.m., Dec. 4
Aztec Student Union Theater

All aboard the Aztec Student Union Theater! Come to our Monday Movie Nights as we get cozy and watch the Polar Express. Snacks will be provided on a first come first come first serve basis. Additional details are here.

Self Care Expo with the URC
Noon-2 p.m., Dec. 6
Student Services East Rm 2109

Everyone needs a break sometimes, especially our hardworking students. We have collaborated with the Undocumented Resource Center to bring you the Self-Care Expo. We will be creating different self-care stations and creating a community of support and care.

Please RSVP on the LSC Workshops RSVP form because space is limited!

Monthly Hike
8:45 a.m.- noon, Dec. 9

Every second Saturday of the month, the 25+ Aztecs take students on a hiking adventure. For this December, join us for the hike at Bernardo Mountain, a 7.4-mile route near Escondido. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, with an approximation of three hours to complete. Each dues-paying member will be provided a granola bar (or similar snack) and one bottled water. If you are interested in joining the hike and discovering more information, make sure to fill out the form.

Talk It Out
1-3 p.m., Dec. 12
International Student Center

During finals season, navigate through tough or stressful times with Talk It Out, organized by the International Student Center. If you’re looking for a listening ear or supportive chat, hop onto Zoom from 1-3 p.m. Tuesdays. Feel free to connect with others, share thoughts and find a supportive community.

Queens of the Stone Age
7 p.m. to 11 p.m., Dec. 15
Viejas Arena

Looking for a concert to attend this month? Come to the Viejas Arena for an unforgettable night with Queens of the Stone Age and Spiritualized. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. Note that Viejas Arena is now cashless, and for convenience, utilize our no-fee cash-to-card kiosks located behind the ticket office at the main gate or gate three. Visit the Viejas Arena site for more ticketing information.

Everyday Mindfulness & Meditation
3-4:30 p.m., Dec. 12, 19, 26
4401 Calpulli Center

Feeling stressed during finals week and the beginning of the holidays? Join SDSU’s Counseling and Psychological Services for an hour of mindfulness and meditation. Here you can cope with stress more effectively. Unhook from unhelpful thinking. Improve focus and concentration. Be fully present in your life. Call 619-594-5220 for more information.

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