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A dinner series that brings entrepreneurs and foodies together at a locally owned restaurant for community and conversation.

Build with LEGOs and explore engineering, art, problem solving, teamwork, self-confidence, and creativity.

An in-person business and social networking meetup for meeting new people and connecting.

Library staff provide drop-in tech help for questions about apps, email, printing, Wi-Fi, streaming, library services, and basic computer skills.

A hands-on lab for preserving old photographs, home movies, records and cassettes with staff or volunteer assistance.

A storytime with Librarian Jennifer and Rocky Raccoon featuring songs, rhymes, and read-aloud stories.

Fireside chats with Nani Coloretti and Sethuraman Panchanathan on leadership and civic engagement.

A guided meditation with a short reading followed by 20 minutes of silence led by Dr. Holly Hopkins Shah.

A guided 30-minute sound meditation with communal chants and short meditation moments to promote peace and balance.

Pianist George Cables performs with friends in a Stanford Jazz Festival event.

Graduate students and postdocs give short talks on clean energy research, including high-temperature hydrogen catalysts and induced seismicity management.

Vinita Gupta discusses her memoir, tracing her journey from India to America, her startup’s IPO, and her later life as a bridge champion.

A practical, business-focused masterclass on designing and implementing Zero Trust security frameworks.

A workshop on automating workflows, eliminating repetitive tasks, and improving efficiency with no-code tools and platforms.

A workshop on ethical leadership and corporate governance for responsible management and trusted businesses.

A practical machine-learning workshop for executives on automating tasks, improving decisions, and driving growth.

A casual networking meetup for Japanese-speaking engineers in Silicon Valley.

A family storytime with stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities for children under two and their caregivers.

The exhibit explores selected episodes in East Asian printing history across China, Korea, and Japan.

An exhibition of Miljohn Ruperto’s photography, video, animation, AI, and VR works exploring humanity’s place in the world and the elusiveness of knowledge.

An exhibition on Jane Stanford’s Gilded Age excess, personal objects, and the mystery of her life and death.

An exhibition exploring how transit maps shape and reflect the identity of cities and nations.

An annual snapshot of new Art & Architecture Library acquisitions, including artist’s books, photobooks, pop-up books, and railroad cars.

An exhibition exploring Allen Ginsberg’s legacy as a poet, activist, traveler, spiritual seeker, and teacher through papers and photos.