12 Stanford campus art walks to take this summer
From formal tours to serendipitous sightings, there are plenty of ways to engage with the public artworks on Stanford’s grounds.
Preparing for urban floods with an eye toward equity
Stanford University and partners have developed a way for community planners to see how infrastructure designs, sea-level rise and severe storms will affect flood risk at the local level. This could be especially useful in the Bay Area, where there has been significant flooding in recent years.
Making beautiful music starts with commitment, collaboration
Ravenswood City School District and Stanford Live developed a partnership that ensures that district students, particularly black and brown students, have access to music that resonates with their heritage and culture.
Stanford visit sparks high schoolers’ interests, inspires future possibilities
Presented by This content is made possible by our sponsor. It is not written by and does not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial staff. Stanford visit sparks high schoolers’ interests, inspires future possibilities More than a dozen high school students walked toward the roar of cascading water at the Searsville Dam, excitedly pointing…
How a company investing in Palo Alto has helped residents and local businesses
Successful businesses are not distinct from the communities in which they operate. Rather, they are integral parts of an ecosystem where individuals and families, city leaders, nonprofit organizations and companies contribute to a thriving community. Therefore, when a business invests in the community, it lifts everyone.
College is challenging: Maybe it’s time to talk to a coach
Arriving at college is a major achievement, but young adults may find themselves surprised and overwhelmed by the demands of college life.
Art & Pumpkin Festival celebrates gargantuan gourds
There is only one place to see pumpkins in abundance and the rhinoceros-sized orange orb that set a new world record. The 2,749-pound mega-gourd will play a starring role at the 51st Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival Oct. 14 and 15.
How are ‘The Nutcracker,’ ‘Swan Lake,’ and the Bay Area connected?
Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” and “Swan Lake” are beloved ballets that have been performed around the world for well over a century. What many outside of the dance world may not know is that the scenic plans for both were created by Marius Petipa, considered to be the father of classical ballet.
Top events at this year’s Mountain View Art & Wine Festival
Voted the best festival by locals for over a decade, the Mountain View Art & Wine Festival will showcase art and invite visitors to actively participate in the creative process. Here are the top events to check out.
A hidden gem: Gala will feature U.S. debut of forgotten Petipa work
In a celebration of ballet’s rich history and modern influence, the Petipa Heritage Foundationis set to host anawards gala on Sept. 23. The event, dedicated to honoring exceptional ballet dancers and preserving the legacy of Marius Petipa, promises an evening that bridges the gap between past and present.
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