Photography meets Victorian-era 3D printing in Cantor Arts Center’s new show
‘Solid Pictures’ exhibition presents rare examples of photosculpture, a 19th-century mashup of science and art.
What’s up this week: Peninsula students’ science book, political satire sketch show, ’90s rockers, a PBS travel host and more
This week, Palo Alto students launch a science-focused children’s picture book; Molly Tuttle plays Stanford Live; former lovers reunite at The Pear; Los Altos Stage Company skewers current events and more.
‘Top Chef’ alumni introduce new menus to 2 Palo Alto restaurants
Two Palo Alto restaurants are revamping their menus and adding fresh flavors from “Top Chef” alumni.
Grammy-winning group beats the drum for new music
Chicago-based ensemble Third Coast Percussion will perform a program of works that mark their 20th anniversary in a Sept. 26 concert at Coast Live Music in Portola Valley.
As Menlo Park deli Lutticken’s faces its final days, regulars reminisce about its legacy and hope for a revival
After 45 years of deli sandwiches and community building, Menlo Park institution Lutticken’s will permanently close Sept. 30. But with the future of its storefront undecided and a longtime employee expressing interest in taking over the business, the Lutticken family needs to “sit back and figure out where we stand,” said Bobby Lutticken, the son of founder Bob Lutticken.
Bay Area’s first Northeast Indian restaurant debuts in Sunnyvale
You’ve likely not tasted Indian food quite like this – Khaar in Sunnyvale is bringing hard-to-find Northeast Indian cuisine to Silicon Valley.
Spanish-language rock and ska with El Hargan y Cia, Inspector and El Gran Silencio Sept. 25 at The Fox Theatre
“Bridging Generations” swing, blues, Latin and Brazilian grooves.with drummer Sylvia Cuenca, pianist David Kikoski, bassist Essiet Essiet, trumpeter Wallace Roney Jr. and saxophonist Rico Jones, Sept. 25 at Meyhouse Palo Alto
Author Lisa Moore Ramée celebrates the launch of her middle-grade novel, “More Trouble Than It’s Worth,” Sept. 26 at Linden Tree Books
Acoustic covers of rock, pop, country and reggae favorites with dad-daughter duo Melodious Thunk, Sept. 26 at Feldman’s Books
“Recovery Happens,” group show with works by members of substance abuse and mental health recovery communities, through Sept. 27 at the Center for Creativity, Redwood City
“The Spirit of ’76: Reflecting on America’s 250th,” an exhibit highlighting important texts in the U.S.’ founding, as well as local histories of community building through Nov. 8 at Los Altos History Museum
Jazz with Hannah Marks Quartet presented by Earthwise Productions Oct. 2-3 at Mitchell Park Community Center
“The Sky’s the Limit,” a cappella performances of rock, pop, jazz and more at Peninsula Harmony Chorus’ annual concert, Oct. 3 in Palo Alto
United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF), a festival of documentaries on a variety of subjects related to human rights, Oct. 15-25 at venues in Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, Stanford and in San Francisco
Fingerstyle acoustic guitarist Yasmin Williams Nov. 7 at Stanford Live
Sing for Science presents “Neuroscience for Drummers: A Live Conversation and Demonstration” with comedian, actor and drummer Fred Armisen and Dr. David Eagleman Nov. 20 at The Guild Theatre
Chinese folk songs and Western classical works with violin and guitar duo Arcostrum, Dec. 4 at Stanford Live
The Grateful Dead meet Vince Guaraldi with Jason Crosby’s Cosmic Charlie Brown Christmas Family Show, Dec. 13 (afternoon and evening shows) at The Guild Theatre
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