February 9, 2024
Top Stories
Stanford threatens crackdown on pro-Palestinian student sit-in
In a hand-delivered letter, Stanford gave 12-hours notice to student protestors on Thursday morning that they needed to pack up their belongings and end the longest consecutive sit-in protest in the university’s history.
Community Briefs: New CSMA leader, theater seeking ushers and a pop-up vaccine clinic
Super Bowl watch parties: Scouting out spots with multiple screens, discounts and reserved seating
Where to celebrate Lunar New Year on the Peninsula
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TODAY
Art: ‘So Ready’ Gallery House has lost its lease and is staging one last show at its current location on California Avenue with prices set to move. The gallery holds a reception Feb. 9, 5-7 p.m. Go to galleryhouse.art.
Stage: ‘Heroes of the Fourth Turning‘
Los Altos Stage Company presents a drama about the reunion of four friends who met at a conservative Catholic college and how they reckon with their lives seven years after graduation. Go to losaltosstage.org.
TOMORROW
Concert: Julius Eastman’s ‘Femenine’
Contemporary music ensemble Wild Up takes on composer Julius Eastman’s 1974 piece “Femenine” as part of a long-term project to perform and record Eastman’s works. Go to live.stanford.edu.
Performance: Vecino Lemonade ‘Love Story’ Youth-run organization Vecino Lemonade presents an all ages show that combines film, art, music and performance into a concert experience that explores what is love in today’s day and age. With performances by Easha, Pluie, Silk Road, Marlon Funaki. Go to guildtheatre.com.
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