Coach, artist team up to create ‘The ABC’s of Basketball’
Mountain View-based team created a picture book that’s not just about sports, but life lessons for kids.
Los Altos children’s bookstore launches literary fund with day of family fun
Linden Tree Books aims to give away one million free books to children in need. The store kicks off the fund on Oct. 24 with crafts, author appearances and more.
A show of enlightening ‘moments’ at the Palo Alto Art Center
“An A+ person on every front”: Exhibition looks at the colorful art of former nun, educator and activist Corita Kent, along with three artists she has inspired.
These Peninsula eateries pair meals with mahjong
Mamahuhu and Boichik Bagels both offer the Chinese tile game as a way to foster community.
Revolving sushi and a robotic server are coming to Redwood City
Plates of nigiri and sushi rolls meander by on a conveyor belt, ready and waiting to be picked up by hungry customers, while delivery robot Kur-B travels from kitchen to table to deliver beverages and condiments at Kura Revolving Sushi Bar.
Bay Area band Mechanical Turk plays Turkish rock Oct. 23 at Club Fox
Voices of Music hosts a recital of 17th- and 18th-century masterworks with Grammy-winning soprano Amanda Forsythe, Oct. 23 at First Congregational Church, Palo Alto
Ives Collective Fall Concert with works by Beethoven, Fauré and a world premiere by Mark Volkert Oct. 23 in Palo Alto
Blues with Jontavius Willis Oct. 23 at Stanford Live
“Darkness to Light” with Palo Alto Philharmonic Oct. 24 at Cubberley Theatre, Palo Alto
Illustrator Shawn Harris leads an interactive collage workshop inspired by “Her Right Foot,” illustrated by Harris and written by Dave Eggers, about the meaning and character of the United States Oct. 24 at Kepler’s Books
Pianist Naoko Kasai presents “Colors of Sound” Oct. 24 at Community School of Music and Arts
Leder Master Class with violist Elizabeth Oakes Oct. 25 presented by Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra in Palo Alto
“Underdog: The Other Other Brontë” Nov. 6-22 at The Pear Theatre
Piano City, featuring concerts by pianists in unexpected places, Nov. 8-9 and other dates at multiple Peninsula locations, including Qualia Contemporary Art, Palo Alto Art Center and Palo Alto EcoCenter
“Nature’s Pulse” exhibition gallery talk and reception with artist Zoe Caron, Nov. 4 at Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts
Rachel Willis-Sørenson vocal recital Nov. 18 at Stanford Live
Matchbox Twenty 30-year anniversary tour, June 8 at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Passport Cafe opens in former controversial Chez Nous space in Redwood City
Woodside resident Noryn Aldana has spent nearly three decades managing and opening cafes in the Bay Area, but she always dreamed of opening a cafe of her own. So when she saw a charming location in the residential Roosevelt neighborhood in Redwood City, she jumped at the opportunity – not knowing that the former cafe was a MAGA hotspot.
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