The Stanford Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Michael Galisatus, performs their 2026 Fall Concert from the main stage of Dinkelspiel Auditorium. Admission Information General – $32 | Seniors (65+) and Non-Stanford Students – $27 Price shown reflects total cost including $4 online/phone per-ticket fee.FREE admission for Stanford University students. One ticket per ID, available beginning one hour prior to curtain at the venue.This event will be livestreamed.
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The Dolphins Quartet presents adventurous chamber music and original compositions at Braun Music Center, Stanford, with free admission and required parking permits.
Stanford Symphony Orchestra presents Wang Lu’s Surge premiere, Liszt’s Orpheus, Mahler’s Symphony No. 1, with Q&A by Wang Lu at Bing Concert Hall; $37, $32 seniors/non‑students, Stanford students free.
Science exploration at the Junior Museum & Zoo offers weekly topics on chirping, fizzing, and zooming phenomena.
Stanford Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble performs modern salsa, timba, samba reggae, bossa nova, rumba jazz, free jazz, gospel singing at Dinkelspiel Auditorium, livestreamed, $32 general, $27 seniors/non‑Stanford.
Stanford Cello Choir performs works composed for cello ensemble and creative arrangements of well-known pieces at Braun Music Center, free admission.
Free individual financial counseling with Fidelity Investments and TIAA advisors via virtual session, offering retirement strategy guidance for Stanford retirement savings plans.
A CME‑eligible presentation by Susan Sawyer and the Handburys examines Australia’s controversial social‑media law and its impact on child health.
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.
Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale perform Handel’s The Power of Music at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
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.
Featured book display at the Science Library examines legendary monsters versus verified natural history, separating facts from folklore and hoaxes.
