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Kim Bong‑Jun’s print exhibition at Stanford’s Lathrop Library showcases Korean folk‑inspired works envisioning Indigenous Futures, with an opening reception featuring his talk and a Korean mask dance.
Stanford students and postdocs collaborate on wildfire detection, suppression, fuel management, and community prevention solutions over a nine‑week hackathon with stakeholder input and technical workshops.
Veterans Day Recognition Event (MacArthur Park, Palo Alto) — Public ceremony honoring U.S. Armed Forces veterans and their contributions.
Pianist Isata Kanneh‑Mason leads a masterclass with faculty‑selected Stanford students at Bing Concert Hall.
Volunteer at O'Donohue Educational Farm, performing weeding, planting, irrigation, composting, mulching, and flower deadheading; closed‑toed shoes required, gloves provided, ages 10+ (10‑14 need guardian).
Discover zoology at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo with weekly science activities and a new animal each session.
Harvest Social at Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto.
California native garden design (Gamble Garden) — Presentation on creating gardens using native California plants.
Worm Composting Workshop at Gamble Garden, Palo Alto.
Planting Tulip Bulbs for Spring at Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto.
Science exploration at the Junior Museum & Zoo offers weekly topics on chirping, fizzing, and zooming phenomena.
EcoCenter hosts a bat science program where docents guide participants through activities with real bat specimens and explore local bat myths, free, ages 6–11.