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Ukulele lessons, no strings attached at Mountain View LibraryThe Mountain View Library's Ukulele Play and Sing program draws beginners of all ages, using simple lesson plans and offering over 400 songs from the 1950s to the 2000s. Photo courtesy of Federica Armstrong.
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Stanford group brings on K-pop cultureStanford University's K-pop dance group XTRM has been catching the attention of passersby as they perform dance covers of upbeat K-pop songs while dressed in coordinated outfits.
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Going whole hog at Pizzeria DelfinaPizzeria Delfina Palo Alto's summer pig roasts bring people of all ages together in a way that feels rare in the Silicon Valley of 2019.
Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice
The story of singer Linda Ronstadt cannot help but be the story of her voice. In literal terms, Ronstadt's powerful, pure singing voice launched her to prominence and then stardom before leaving her too soon. But as an accounting of the person behind...... Read the full review
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"Drumming Camp at WSP"
Rhythm is in your heart, your body and your soul. Rhythm is as natural as your pulse and breath, and it's FUN! In drumming camp at the Waldorf School of the Peninsula, we will use our fee and hands to stomp and clap, play drums, tap sticks, shake, sing and make great nourishing rhythmic music together! For more information on this and other camps, and to register:
http://waldorfpeninsula.org/curriculum-br-programs/summer-camp.html or contact us at info@waldorfpeninsula.org 650.209.9400
Submitted by Waldorf School of the Peninsula on Mar 4, 2013
Comings and goings: Tracking Peninsula restaurants that opened and closed this summer
Summer saw a flurry of closures and arrivals on the Peninsula. Read on to catch up on what opened and closed this summer. Thursday, 11:52 AM
Photo exhibition in Palo Alto tells diverse immigrant stories
Local photographer Mark Tuschman's project "Immigrants are US: Photography and Stories of Courage and Resilience" will be displayed Sept. 13-15 in Palo Alto. Thursday, 11:46 AM
Paly hosts fiery arts glass sale
Palo Alto High School's annual Fall Glass Sale and glass-blowing demonstrations will be held this weekend. Wednesday, 9:18 AM
Colorful 'Dream' appears in Redwood City
Vistors to downtown Redwood City's Courthouse Square this month will notice some new inhabitants -- large, colorful creatures perched on the roof and hanging within the corner Art Kiosk. Wednesday, 8:56 AM | 1 comments
Come for the pork, stay for the camaraderie: Pizzeria Delfina's pig roasts offer more than just food
Pizzeria Delfina Palo Alto's summer pig roasts bring people of all ages together in a way that feels rare in the Silicon Valley of 2019. Friday, 10:00 AM
Stanford group brings K-pop culture to Palo Alto
Stanford University's K-pop dance group XTRM has been catching the attention of passersby as they perform dance covers of upbeat K-pop songs while dressed in coordinated outfits. Thursday, 10:35 AM
'39 Steps,' one great show
Equal parts loving tribute to and gleeful spoof of the work of "master of suspense" and cinematic hero Alfred Hitchcock, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's "The 39 Steps" is a winner. Wednesday, 9:18 AM
Mountain View ballet studio announces try-outs for youth scholarships
Lebanese culture and cuisine celebrated Aug. 31
Kings Mountain Art Fair this weekend
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