Deadling Approaching - Arts Intensive applications are still being accepted for 2019. Three weeks in September, two units of credit, and all program expenses and housing included.

Wednesdays - Join the Queer Arts Initiative’s weekly photography workshop at QSpot from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Join queer_arts_initiative@lists.stanford.edu for updates. 

Ongoing - New course! Check out Creative Writing and Science: The Artful Interpreter.

5/7-5/21 - Check out Calico Cards, a watercolor-stencil card-making kit designed by three Product Design seniors. Their Kickstarter campaign runs until May 21st! 

5/9 - Check out An Evening With(out) Frank O'hara at The Anderson Collection.

5/10 - Join the Professional Arts Society of Stanford on a private tour of the Berggruen Gallery! Transportation provided. Spots are limited, so please sign up only if you are sure you can attend.

5/10-11 - Reserve free tickets to [wit]’s New Works Festival. 

5/11 - Cardinal Calypso presents Pan vs Wild. We bring beautiful steelpan music to the great outdoors, and we hope you can join us!

5/15 - Join the Professional Arts Society of Stanford on a private tour of Ala Ebtekar’s studio! Transportation provided. Spots are limited, so please sign up only if you are sure you can attend.

5/15-16 - RSVP for the Honors in the Arts 2019 Symposium, showcasing interdisciplinary capstone projects.

5/16-18 - Don’t miss Theater Lab’s production of Stupid F*cking Bird.

5/18 - Urban Styles, Stanford's only student-run contemporary jazz dance group, presents their spring show: Fire and Frost! 

By 5/18 - Get your tickets for the 2019 Frost Music and Arts Festival, featuring Jorja Smith and Kali Uchis.

5/19 - Pigott Theater hosts Noopur’s spring show. Free entry, including samosas! 

5/20 - Come to the Professional Arts Society of Stanford’s spring exhibition. 

5/24 - Reserve tickets to the Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble’s spring concert. 

5/24 - Stanford Standup presents their inaugural Spring Showcase! Watch as performers young and old purvey their finest comedy wares to a cruel, humorless world.

5/25 - The Stanford Middle East Ensemble presents music from Egypt, Lebanon, Yemen, and more for its spring concert, featuring guest artist violinist Basma Edrees.

Ongoing - Explore the new VR lab at Roble Arts Gym, now with drop-in advising times.

Ongoing - Check out the Curran’s Show and Tell program, inviting speakers and presenters for artist conversations. Use discount code STANFORD for 20% off at checkout.

Ongoing - Sign up for Museum Monthly, a newsletter about events, activities, and opportunities at the Cantor and the Anderson Collection.

TAPS Majors - Check out the Tix for TAPS program. Reach out to Brendon for free tickets to shows around the bay.