Stanford Symphonic Chorus & Peninsula Symphony Orchestra
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Stanford Symphonic Chorus and Peninsula Symphony Orchestra perform at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
Student musicians perform at the Palo Alto School of Chamber Music concert in the Embarcadero Room of Rinconada Library, for all ages.
Stanford Symphonic Chorus and Peninsula Symphony perform at Bing Concert Hall featuring Walton, Clyne, Vaughan Williams and Elgar; $37 general, $32 seniors and non‑Stanford, free for Stanford students.
Solid Pictures exhibition at Cantor Arts Center showcases rare 19th‑century photosculpture artifacts that predate 3D printing, revealing early portrait‑making technology.
Artist duo Michelle Wilson and Anne Beck guide community sewing circles at various Palo Alto Enjoy! recreation locations.
Baroque overtures by Lully, Telemann, Rameau, Purcell and Handel, each followed by a chaconne, performed by the Stanford Baroque Soloists at Dinkelspiel Auditorium; 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.
Let the Poets Speak: A Celebration of Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
Raphaël Feuillâtre performs at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
Hysterical: Mary Lynn Rajskub performs at The Studio in Stanford.
Yasmin Williams performs at The Studio, Stanford, CA.
Native American drumming and dance presentation at Belmont Library showcases rhythmic drums, traditional dances, history lessons, and outfit‑making demonstrations, ages 6–18.
Daring acrobatics, galloping horses, playful dogs, Nino the Clown and live music fill Zoppé Circus Tent in Redwood City’s Main Library parking lot for two hours, all ages.