Enter a world of vivid colors, unexpected textures, and expressive voices in an afternoon of chamber music by Jennifer Higdon, George Crumb, and more. Featuring SCU Music Professor and pianist Teresa McCullough, music alum and mezzo-soprano Melinda Becker, cellist Megan Chartier, and pianist Margaret Halbig.
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Dorm Life: 175 Years of Student Housing displays photos tracing Santa Clara’s housing evolution from a boarding school to 6,500 undergraduates, in the Learning Commons, 3rd‑floor Reading Room.
Art exhibition by people experiencing homelessness on the Library’s 2nd floor, featuring paintings and photography by Amanda Cole, John Betts, Liat Noten and Nadine Zellner, for all ages.
All Santa Clara County Library locations close for Veterans Day; online library remains open 24/7 for eBooks, downloads, streaming, and more, all ages.
Veterans Day holiday closure in Santa Clara.
Fall Orchestra & Wind Ensemble performs at Mission Santa Clara.
The Marriage of Figaro performed at the San Francisco Opera House, offering law school students and employees complimentary tickets to experience Mozart’s celebrated opera.
Engineering Peer Advising Session (ECEN/ELEN) with Aneeka and Jason at Bergin 116, Santa Clara.
Reading Room Open at the Learning Commons, Norman F. Martin, S.J. Reading Room, 3rd Floor, Santa Clara.
Santa Clara Law Admissions representatives meet students to discuss law school applications and program offerings at the UNLV Student Union Ballroom.
Veteran Day Celebration (Los Altos Veterans Community Plaza) — Honoring veterans with food, drinks, live music and guest speakers.
Veterans Day ceremony at Memorial Park honors veterans, active-duty military, and first responders with remarks, live music, tributes at The Guardians memorial, guest speakers, and Taps.
The Four (Revisited) at de Saisset Museum re‑stages 1973 works by Judy Chicago, Lynda Benglis, Miriam Schapiro, and Bonnie Sherk, spanning painting, video, computer art, and installation.
