
Rachel Willis-Sørensen
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Flute students of Melody Holmes perform with other student instrumental and vocal studios at Braun Music Center, offering a vibrant midday showcase; free admission, parking permits required.
Rachel Willis‑Sørensen and pianist Tamar Sanikidze present late Romantic and dramatic 20th‑century songs at Stanford’s Bing Concert Hall; tickets $16–$95.04.
Science with a Twist (Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo) — Interactive activities explore physics, biology, chemistry, and earth science.
Discover zoology at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo with weekly science activities and a new animal each session.
Soprano Rachel Willis‑Sørensen leads a masterclass with faculty‑selected Stanford students at Bing Concert Hall.
Rachel Willis‑Sørensen leads an afternoon vocal masterclass with Stanford vocal studies students at Bing Concert Hall, free admission.
Piano students of Sandra Shen showcase emerging talent in a midday concert at Braun Music Center, free admission; parking permits required for weekday campus parking.
Jontavious Willis leads a guitar circle with music, storytelling, and learning at Stanford’s Coffee House (CoHo).
Jontavious Willis performs at The Studio in Stanford, CA.
Los Vega presents Veracruz’s son jarocho instruments, interlocking guitar rhythms, fundamental songs, 400‑year history, and dance steps at Stanford Live.
Stanford Symphonic Chorus and Peninsula Symphony Orchestra perform at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
Los Vega Son Jarocho performs at The Studio in Stanford, CA.