Students from MUSIC 73, taught by Benjamin Liupaogo, are featured in this cabaret-style show performing a variety of works from musical theater, jazz, and other genres. Admission Information Free admission
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Stanford Cello Choir performs works composed for cello ensemble and creative arrangements of well-known pieces at Braun Music Center, free admission.
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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.
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