East Palo Alto Education Campus Events

Friday, June 1 7:30p
Foothill College Smithwick Theatre, Los Altos Hills
The award-winning Foothill College Repertory Dance Company, under the baton of director Bubba Gong, presents its 26th annual spring fundraising concert.

Thursday, June 21 10:00a
Redwood City Main Library, Redwood City
JobTrain’s adult services include daytime vocational programs, evening classes, and an assessment center.

Thursday, May 31 7:00p
I Heart Curry, Mountain View
As you walk into the class, you’ll be greeted with some hot chai. Learn to make four different types of Indian chutneys in this fun filled class from scratch.

Sunday, June 3 2:00p
Cantor Arts Center, Stanford
This tour explores the Stanford campus and its extensive outdoor collection of 20th-century sculpture in the quad and south campus area.

Saturday, July 28 7:00p
W Silicon Valley, Newark
The Irvington High School class of 1992 will celebrate its 20-year reunion on Saturday July 28, 2012 at the W Hotel Silicon Valley in Newark.

Tuesday, June 5 3:00p
College of San Mateo, San Mateo
Watch Venus transit the sun from CSM campus on Tuesday, June 5 from 3-7 PM. Professor Stanford will be here as we observe the transit thru solar filters on our telescopes.

Thursday, May 31 12:00a
Foothill College, Los Altos Hills
Foothill College Summer Session registration is May 13–June 10. Two six-week summer sessions will be offered: June Start Summer Session is June 11-July 20; and July Start Summer Session is July 2-Aug.

Saturday, July 28 6:00p
W Silicon Valley, Newark
The Irvington High class of 1992 invites all alumni to our 20-year Reunion, July 28, 2012 at the W Hotel Silicon Valley in Newark.

Monday, July 9 9:30a
Little House Activity Center, Menlo Park
The Bloomsbury Group was a collection of influential English intellects and literary figures which held Virginia Woolf and E.

Thursday, May 31 7:30p
Foothill College Lohman Theatre, Los Altos Hills
The Foothill College Theatre Arts Department will stage "The Knight of the Burning Pestle," a delectable mashup of 17th century nonsense leaves few targets untouched by its searing satire.