Recent A&E Features
Friday, May 17, 2019
Former Manresa cook's deep-dive podcast into culinary culture lands James Beard award
Copper & Heat's first season, "Be A Girl," unpacks the restaurant industry's deep-rooted mistreatment of women from the perspective of local chefs. We sat down with creator Katy Osuna to talk about the podcast.
Friday, 1:29 PM | No comments yetPaly teacher whose instructional manual changed classroom culture, releases a new 'how to' book for parents
Esther Wojcicki, whose instructional manual changed classroom culture worldwide, has released a new book that shares the principles she used to raise two Silicon Valley tech CEOs and a pediatrics professor.
Friday, 1:16 PM | No comments yet'Enemy Child' chronicles local statesman's life in Japanese internment camp
Norman Mineta, the trailblazing congressman from San Jose, has come forward to share a different story about his life before politics in a biography that recounts his childhood years spent in a Japanese American internment camp.
Friday, 1:06 PM | No comments yetLocal book events happening along the Midpeninsula
A roundup of local literary events, including an upcoming talk by author Donald McPhail about his new book that examines the horrors of war.
Friday, 1:05 PM | No comments yetWednesday, May 15, 2019
Dragons and monsters and ghosts, oh my!
If you go see Cameron McNary's "Shoggoths on the Veldt" at the Dragon Theatre, leave your seriousness at the door, sit back and be prepared for maximum silliness.
Wednesday, 5:23 PM | No comments yetLocal photographer illuminates the many faces of immigration
Menlo Park resident Mark Tuschman has earned accolades for his international photography. Now, he has turned his photographic lens closer to home to explore a topic that resonates with him on a deep personal level: immigration.
Wednesday, 4:16 PM | No comments yetStanford looks forward to a Frost-y summer
Tucked away in the northeast end of the Stanford University campus and sequestered behind construction fencing for the past several years, the 82-year-old Frost Amphitheater is reopening on May 18, with the 2019 Frost Music & Arts Fest
Wednesday, 4:11 PM | No comments yetFriday, May 10, 2019
Hippies, Hells Angels and the Grateful Dead
Some of photographer Irving Penn's best work from the Summer of Love era is on display at Pace Gallery in Palo Alto.
Friday, 11:33 AM | No comments yetLibrary nonprofit turns to rare and vintage vinyl for latest fundraiser
Henry Yu and Frank McConnell have spent the last two months sorting through boxes and crates filled with vinyl records.
Friday, 11:30 AM | No comments yetThursday, May 9, 2019
The thriving spirit of food technology
The Los Altos History Museum last weekend debuted a new exhibit to educate visitors about Silicon Valley's rich food and farming culture, both past and present.
Thursday, 11:45 AM | No comments yetPear's 'Slices' delights in Mountain View
Pear Theatre has outdone itself, overall, with "Pear Slices 2019," its annual adventure into new one-act plays.
Thursday, 11:42 AM | No comments yet
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