Event Overview Host / Affiliation: Stanford Veterans in HealthcareInstructors: Taught by Dean Winslow and Joseph BeckerDate: Monday, November 2, 2026Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PMLocation: The Health Library, 211 Quarry Rd, Suite #201Perks: Dinner will be provided. RSVP Information Interested attendees can register for the workshop by scanning the QR code in the bottom left corner or by accessing the Suturing Workshop Registration Form.
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Rare 1883 woven text exhibition at Stanford's Green Library showcases microscope images, a woven enlargement, and related artworks exploring historic and modern technology-driven change.
Solid Pictures exhibition at Cantor Arts Center showcases rare 19th‑century photosculpture artifacts that predate 3D printing, revealing early portrait‑making technology.
Sewing Lab at Lakewood Branch Library offers free machines, thread, and supplies for participants to work on projects, fix garments, and repurpose clothing, for adults 18+.
Design custom thankfulness cards with pressed flowers, paints, construction paper, and decorative accents in a teen‑led session at Mitchell Park Library’s Midtown Room, for ages 6–11.
Decorate cards or write letters at Rinconada Library.
Handmade greeting cards are crafted and mailed at Rinconada Library, with supplies provided for creators ages 6–11 and 14 and up.
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.
Collage Capsules at Downtown Library lets participants craft mini bookshelves or exhibits using supplied materials.
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.
Electric Contrasts: the Art of the Detail (McMurtry Building, Stanford) — Photobooks and magazines display late‑19th/early‑20th century photography’s impact on art, curated by Altair Brandon‑Salmon.
