Join us for an afternoon of vocal music featuring students from the studio of Kathryne Jennings as they present a diverse program spanning classical art songs, operatic arias, and show-stopping musical theater favorites. Admission Information Free admission
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Stanford Symphony Orchestra presents Wang Lu’s Surge premiere, Liszt’s Orpheus, Mahler’s Titan, world‑premiere Concordia Mundi, pre‑concert Q&A, at Bing Concert Hall; tickets $37, seniors/non‑Stanford $32, free for Stanford.
Clara Christian presents a solo piano recital of Beethoven, Messiaen, Rachmaninoff, and more at Braun Music Center, free admission.
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County present an informative workshop at Rinconada Library.
Echoes fills Memorial Church with choral works from chant to contemporary pieces by Palestrina, Garrett, Ketting and others; tickets $32 general, $27 seniors/non‑Stanford, free for Stanford students.
Cabaret-style show at Braun Music Center features MUSIC 73 students under Benjamin Liupaogo performing musical theater, jazz, and assorted genres, free admission.
Guided meditation explores fire and water interplay through breath and embodied awareness, cultivating inner equilibrium, clarity, and contemplative harmony.
Susan Lin performs live piano in the restored EcoCenter amid the Palo Alto Baylands, followed by an electric‑vehicle guided sunset walk through the preserve.
Soprano Rachel Willis‑Sørensen leads a masterclass with faculty‑selected Stanford students at Bing Concert Hall.
2026 Stanford Food Summit (Arrillaga Alumni Center) — Faculty, researchers, clinicians, students, and staff showcase food, health, sustainability, engineering, education, business, and policy projects across Stanford.
Free individual financial counseling with Fidelity Investments and TIAA advisors via virtual session, offering retirement strategy guidance for Stanford retirement savings plans.
Researchers, health experts, policymakers, advocates, students, and community leaders discuss indoor air quality and electric stove transition at Stanford Redwood City Campus for all ages.
