Take your Halloween costume to the next level with Stanford University Libraries' staff members! Participants will sew a single board computer and lights and code interactive behavior into their costumes. No prior sewing or coding experience is required, and all materials are included free of charge!
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Halloween-themed rock painting with free coffee, tea, and snacks at Branner Earth Sciences Library, open to Stanford students, post-docs, staff, and faculty.
Kim Bong‑Jun’s print exhibition at Stanford’s Lathrop Library showcases Korean folk‑inspired works envisioning Indigenous Futures, with an opening reception featuring his talk and a Korean mask dance.
After School Amazing Animals (Palo Alto Enjoy! recreation) — Weekly science activity and a new animal showcase at Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo.
Science with a Twist (Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo) — Interactive activities explore physics, biology, chemistry, and earth science.
Build a seasonal organic flower bouquet from farm‑grown blooms at O'Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm.
Preserve photographs, home movies, records, and cassettes with assistance from a skilled volunteer in the Rinconada Library’s Embarcadero Room, ages 18 and up.
Stanford Benefits team explains 2027 changes and answers questions live at the Stanford Events Calendar talk.
In Focus: Asian American Art (Cantor Arts Center) presents recent acquisitions, debuting works by Pacita Abad, Ching Ho Cheng, Tseng Kwong Chi, and others.
Build with LEGOs in the Downtown Library’s El Camino Room, creating and photographing each creation for ages 18 months–13.
Stanford Veterans in Healthcare hosts a suturing workshop at the Health Library, taught by Dean Winslow and Joseph Becker, with dinner provided.
Public tour of indoor and outdoor Rodin sculptures across three galleries and a garden, featuring nearly 100 works, at Cantor Arts Center, free, first‑come.
Lecture on Praxis and Ljubljana schools of Yugoslav philosophy, focusing on Zagorka Golubović and alienation, presented by Bara Kolenc at Encina Commons.
