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Review: Violinist displays his musical postcards with 'This Is America' - Vimarsana News

Review: Violinist displays his musical postcards with 'This Is America'

In a short, engaging solo recital, Johnny Gandelsman performed selections from a wide-ranging new commissioning project.

'An Evening with an Immigrant' shares journey through poetry and stories - Vimarsana News

'An Evening with an Immigrant' shares journey through poetry and stories

Playwright, poet and artist Inua Ellams returns to Stanford Live to perform his autobiographical solo show, "An Evening with an Immigrant," Jan. 29-30.

Fancy footwork: Local arts groups make alternate plans amid latest pandemic surge - Vimarsana News

Fancy footwork: Local arts groups make alternate plans amid latest pandemic surge

The omicron variant has put on hold some in-person arts events planned for the first months of 2022, but with expanded virtual options and many shows already rescheduled, it's not a throwback to the empty calendars of spring 2020.

Fancy footwork: Local arts groups make alternate plans amid latest pandemic surge - Vimarsana News

Fancy footwork: Local arts groups make alternate plans amid latest pandemic surge

The omicron variant has put on hold some in-person arts events planned for the first months of 2022, but with expanded virtual options and many shows already rescheduled, it's not a throwback to the empty calendars of spring 2020.

Fancy footwork: Local arts groups make alternate plans amid latest pandemic surge - Vimarsana News

Fancy footwork: Local arts groups make alternate plans amid latest pandemic surge

The omicron variant has put on hold some in-person arts events planned for the first months of 2022, but with expanded virtual options and many shows already rescheduled, it's not a throwback to the empty calendars of spring 2020.