Join us for our Noon Concert Series, where student musicians from a variety of instrumental and vocal studios take the stage. Each performance offers a vibrant showcase of emerging talent, celebrating music in a relaxed midday setting. Admission Information Free admissionParking permits are required for weekday campus parking. We recommend downloading the ParkMobile app before arriving.
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Embark on a quest across campus and discover the amazing resources our libraries and research centers have to offer! ⌛ The treasure hunt opens on Monday September 14th and ends on Friday October 2nd at 5pm. 🏆 The more you explore, the more chances you have to win prizes! 💎 Top prize: Explore buried treasure uneart…
The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’s) Art, from September 29 to December 11, 2026. Active since the 1980s, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression w…
Join Librarian Heidi on Wednesday mornings at 10:30AM for Little Ones Storytime at Children's Library. Storytime includes a variety of early literacy activities such as stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities. Storytime is a fun and interactive experience for the whole family that promotes the joys of reading a…
Our ESL (English as a Second Language) / Learn English conversation group program is a friendly and informal environment for adults (18 years old and older) to practice speaking and listening in English. It is designed for English learners who enjoy meeting friends from various ethnic backgrounds and learning conversat…
The BlackBox Ensemble of New York City performs music of American composer Morton Feldman. The program will also include four new compositions by Stanford Graduate composers Lemon Guo, Calvin Van Zytveld, Celeste Betancur and Brian Brown, which respond to Feldman’s work, especially his unique experiments in the organiz…
CCRMA celebrates the start of the 2026 season with its annual Transitions: two evenings of outdoor, under-the-stars concerts showcasing music from the CCRMA community and beyond. Feast your ears on immersive 3D sounds played on our multichannel system (24.6 speakers!) in the Courtyard outside the Knoll. Each evening’s…
The Stanford Neurodiversity Summit, hosted annually since 2020 by the Stanford Center for Neurodiversity and Human Potential, brings together neurodivergent individuals, families, clinicians, researchers, educators, and employers to advance strengths-based approaches to neurodiversity. The 2026 Summit, themed "Building…
In Focus: Asian American Art from the Collection showcases recent acquisitions made through the Cantor’s Asian American Art Initiative (AAAI), offering a glimpse into one of the fastest-growing areas of the museum’s collection. Many of the works on view are being presented for the first time. Founded in 2018 by Stanfor…
Pull up a chair, grab a plate of dumplings (from all over Asia), and let’s chat! This event is all about relaxed, open conversations where you can connect with fellow frosh, student leaders, and community members in a cozy, welcoming space. Whether you’re looking to discuss navigating campus life, connecting to Asian A…
