The Peninsula’s Music Scene Will Not Fade Away: Bob Weir Returns to Palo Alto
bySince the mid-1990s the music scene in Palo Alto and neighboring cities has quieted. Now, efforts to fill this void are gaining momentum.
Arts
New walking tour uses AR to tell San Jose’s Japantown history
byParticipants of a new San Jose Japantown tour can install the free mobile app on their smartphone or tablets and watch nine AR art installations.
Meet Vince Pane: Sculptor, Warrior, and Dancer | Vertical Video Series
byMeet Vince Pane, a 27-year-old and fourth-year Ph.D. student in Chemistry who also carves out time for a whole host of hobbies and talents — sculpting, training, and dancing.
Take Five: A Podcast Series
byWelcome to Take Five! In this podcast series, Chloe Wintersteen hosts in-depth discussions with five young performers who have achieved excellence in theater.
Driftless Books and Music reignites appreciation for slow media
byDriftless Books and Music is a bookstore and concert space in a warehouse in Viroqua, Wisconsin. In 17 years, Eddy Nix, the owner, has created a space that homes close to a million books.
The rise of Young Adult Literature explained
byDid Young Adult literature predict the pandemic before anyone else saw it coming? Check out this video explainer, “The Rise of Young Adult Literature,” for answers.
Advice from a legendary wildlife photographer: Amos Nachoum
byThere is no right way to become a world-renowned wildlife photographer – Amos Nachoum took up stints as a war photographer in Israel and a cab driver in New York City in his early career. However, success in the field often hinges upon grit, creativity, and a willingness to learn.
Innovative Podcast Musical Releases its First Demo
byWriting and producing a new musical over Zoom sounds like a misnomer, but Alexander Ronneburg, Stanford alumnus and New York-based music director, is creating…