CONTINUING STUDIES EVENTS
Continuing Studies is pleased to offer the community more than forty free or inexpensive public programs and special events every year. Events include evening readings, lectures, and performances as well as weekend workshops and symposia, and cover a broad range of subject areas from current events to the creative arts.
**Important Note Regarding Events and COVID-19**
Given the instances of community spread of COVID-19 in California and elsewhere, Stanford University is taking prudent steps that help to inhibit, rather than accelerate, the spread of the virus. Therefore, many events that bring participants to campus through May 15 are being cancelled or postponed. Please regularly check this webpage for updates regarding Spring events.
Upcoming Events
April 2020
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Apr 11(CANCELLED) Sibling Rivalry: An Exploration of the Violin and Viola Throughout Music History
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Apr 21(CANCELLED) The Living World: Reflections on Earth, Nature and Humanity—An Evening with Author, Conservationist, and Scientist Carl Safina
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Apr 26(CANCELLED) An Evening with BiLi the Mime
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Apr 29(CANCELLED) Raphael’s Dream
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Apr 30(CANCELLED) Stanford Writers in Conversation: An Evening with Mark Greif
May 2020
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May 2(CANCELLED) A Company of Authors
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May 6(CANCELLED) Archaeology and Ancient Genes
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May 15(CANCELLED) Symphony for Nature: The Story of an Extraordinary Collaboration at Crater Lake
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May 20(CANCELLED) Raphael Transfigured: Three Lectures on the Occasion of the 500th Anniversary of the Great Artist's Death
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May 27(CANCELLED) Medieval Matters: Three Thousand Years of Arabic