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Spieker Center for the Arts

Atherton

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Spieker Center for the Arts classical concerts

Menlo School campus · Atherton

Associated programming: Music@Menlo

Spieker Center for the Arts is a 384-seat Menlo School concert hall and Music@Menlo's primary venue for chamber programs and young-artist performances.

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Prelude Performance: Mozart & Fauré

Friday, July 31 at 5:00 PM · Ticketed: $0

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Planning a visit to Spieker Center for the Arts

Choose Spieker Center for a main chamber program or young-performer concert in Music@Menlo's purpose-built hall. Confirm the room because festival listings on the same campus also use Martin and Stent Family Halls, then review the performance time, seating, parking, accessibility, and current admission terms.

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Before or after the performance

Check current hours, performance-day service, travel time, and reservations before relying on any stop.

  • Restaurant

    Flea Street ↗

    A reservation-oriented Menlo Park restaurant for a full meal before a festival concert; allow driving and campus-arrival time afterward.

  • Restaurant

    Camper ↗

    A Cal-Italian restaurant in downtown Menlo Park for a planned pre-concert dinner; reserve and allow time to reach the school campus.

  • Quick bite

    Cafe Borrone ↗

    A café by Kepler's Books for coffee, pastries, or a more flexible meal; confirm current hours and campus travel before the event.

  • Attraction

    Cantor Arts Center ↗

    Plan an earlier Stanford museum visit before driving to Atherton, checking exhibitions, reservations, closing time, and traffic.

  • Attraction

    Allied Arts Guild ↗

    The historic garden and artisan complex can suit a daylight stop, with public hours and the route to Menlo School checked first.

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Date: Sat, Aug 1, 12:00 AM

Format: ChamberTicketed: $0
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

View the Prelude Performance livestream here Prelude Performances showcase Music@Menlo’s International Program artists (ages 20–30), while Koret Young Performers Concerts feature the extraordinary Young Performers (ages 12–19). These events are a great way to introduce younger concert-goers to chamber music; Prelude Performances are shorter, typically without an intermission, and KYPCs showcase select movements from musical masterworks. These performances are free and open to the public; tickets are required and can be reserved from 9:00 a.m. on the event day.

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Date: Sat, Aug 1, 12:00 AM

Format: ChamberTicketed: $0
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

View the Prelude Performance livestream here Prelude Performances showcase Music@Menlo’s International Program artists (ages 20–30), while Koret Young Performers Concerts feature the extraordinary Young Performers (ages 12–19). These events are a great way to introduce younger concert-goers to chamber music; Prelude Performances are shorter, typically without an intermission, and KYPCs showcase select movements from musical masterworks. These performances are free and open to the public; tickets are required and can be reserved from 9:00 a.m. on the event day.

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Date: Sat, Aug 1, 7:30 PM

Format: ChamberTicketed: $0
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

Koret Young Performers Concerts feature the extraordinary Young Performers (ages 12–19), while Prelude Performances showcase Music@Menlo’s International Program artists (ages 20–30). These events are a great way to introduce younger concert-goers to chamber music; Prelude Performances are shorter, typically without an intermission, and KYPCs showcase select movements from musical masterworks. These performances are free and open to the public; tickets are required and can be reserved from 9:00 a.m. on the event day. Please note: Koret Young Performers Concert programs are not listed in program order. The program order will be updated in the days before the performance.

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Date: Sun, Aug 2, 2:00 AM

Ticketed: $25-$90
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

To celebrate its tenth anniversary in 2012, Music@Menlo reversed its music-centric model to focus on the listener, exploring the enduring question of why organized sound can have such a powerful effect. Concert Program V reflects this approach through a varied selection of emotionally arresting works, including Josef Suk’s Meditation on an Old Czech Hymn , David Serkin Ludwig’s Three Yiddish Dances and Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence . Listen to the AudioNote, our preconcert listener guide for this Concert Program. https://musicatmenlo.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/26-CP5-Resonance.mp3 Can’t make the concert/concert sold out? Purchase the livestream here .

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Date: Sat, Aug 8, 12:00 AM

Format: ChamberTicketed: $0
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

View the Prelude Performance livestream here Prelude Performances showcase Music@Menlo’s International Program artists (ages 20–30), while Koret Young Performers Concerts feature the extraordinary Young Performers (ages 12–19). These events are a great way to introduce younger concert-goers to chamber music; Prelude Performances are shorter, typically without an intermission, and KYPCs showcase select movements from musical masterworks. These performances are free and open to the public; tickets are required and can be reserved from 9:00 a.m. on the event day.

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Date: Sat, Aug 8, 7:30 PM

Format: ChamberTicketed: $0
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

Koret Young Performers Concerts feature the extraordinary Young Performers (ages 12–19), while Prelude Performances showcase Music@Menlo’s International Program artists (ages 20–30). These events are a great way to introduce younger concert-goers to chamber music; Prelude Performances are shorter, typically without an intermission, and KYPCs showcase select movements from musical masterworks. These performances are free and open to the public; tickets are required and can be reserved from 9:00 a.m. on the event day. Please note: Koret Young Performers Concert programs are not listed in program order. The program order will be updated in the days before the performance.

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Date: Sun, Aug 2, 11:00 PM

Ticketed: $25-$90
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

In 2006, Music@Menlo celebrated the 250th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in a distinctive way––concluding every festival program with a work by the composer. This program considers Mozart’s music as a point of reference within a broader musical and historical context. The idea of Mozart as a “destination” reflects the enduring presence of his work at significant moments in listeners’ lives and its reputation for balance, clarity, and expressive depth. Listen to the AudioNote, our preconcert listener guide for this Concert Program. https://musicatmenlo.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/26-CP6-RMozart.mp3 Can’t make the concert/concert sold out? Purchase the livestream here .

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Date: Sat, Aug 8, 11:00 PM

Format: ChamberTicketed: $25-$100
Venue: Spieker Center for the Arts • Neighborhood: Peninsula • • Details

Music@Menlo’s 2015 festival was a three-week immersion in the music and life of Franz Schubert, inspired by the intimate Schubertiades —late-night gatherings devoted entirely to his music—that surrounded the composer during his short life. The final program of this summer’s festival presents two monumental works that reveal Schubert stepping into Beethoven’s shadow, and emerging with a voice entirely his own. Schubert’s Second Piano Trio, completed one year before his death, is a direct descendant of Beethoven’s final trio, the Archduke of 1812. Since then, no trio on such a grand scale had been attempted. Framed by outer movements of enormous dimension and sensations of timelessness, the inner movements offer two quintessential Schubert vignettes: a depiction of the Romantic-era wanderer trudging through snow in vain, and a delightful Viennese waltz. Listen to the AudioNote, our preconcert listener guide for this Concert Program. https://musicatmenlo.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/26-

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