Taylor Swift is one of the biggest pop stars on the planet. With over 200 million records sold, a shelf full of Grammys, and an army of fans, Taylor Swift is an inspiration for generations. Laser Taylor Swift takes her biggest hits and brings them to life in dazzling laser light. If you can’t score tickets to her concert, Laser Taylor Swift is the next best thing. Selections include: Blank Space, Love Story, Shake It Off and more!
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Laser Lady Gaga at Fujitsu Planetarium projects laser visuals synchronized to hits including Bad Romance, Telephone, and Born This Way.
Heavy‑metal laser show at Fujitsu Planetarium combines powerful laser effects with Metallica classics like Master of Puppets, Enter Sandman and One.
Stories, songs, rhymes, and dances fill Cupertino Library’s Room 101, encouraging early literacy development, for all ages.
Learn piano fundamentals, music notation, and staff lines with instructor keyboards; bring your own, limited to 15 slots, walk‑ins welcome, ADA accommodations, for ages 10 and up.
Arcángel performs La 8va Maravilla World Tour at San Jose Civic.
Veena duet by Hrishikesh and Priyanka Chary, with Shriram Brahmanandam on mrudangam, performed in Saratoga Library’s community room, all ages.
Fiddler on the Roof (California Theatre) — Opera San José stages a vibrant Jewish shtetl where Tevye, played by Eugene Brancoveanu, confronts his daughters’ love dreams, conducted by George Manahan.
Alejandra Acosta offers 10‑minute online appointments to provide expert feedback on UC personal insight questions.
Dia de los Muertos altar honoring Latinx STEM ancestors displayed at the De Anza Planetarium.
Big Bird guides Elmo, Hu Hu Zhu, audience through Sun, Moon, and Big Dipper lessons before a rocket launch to Moon at Fujitsu Planetarium, ages 4 and up.
British singer‑songwriter Harriet performs a 1970s‑style show at The Heritage Theatre, her voice often compared to Karen Carpenter.
Jack and Annie embark on a space mission at the Fujitsu Planetarium, uncovering Sun, Moon, planets and travel secrets in a beautifully produced show for all ages.
