Stanford's Frost Amphitheater: Past, Present and Future

The Frost Amphitheater was built in 1937, gifted in memory of John Laurence Frost, ’35. The tree-lined bowl was the site of commencements and major speakers, and theater productions by Oregon Shakespeare Festival but what Frost is most known for is presenting the music of its time - from classical greats, to jazz giants, to rock and roll legends. The newly renovated Frost now begins its new era with a diverse lineup of concerts and events presented by Stanford Live with a new generation of musicians and fans inspired by the history of Frost and its legendary artists.
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