Teens to sing for female empowerment at youth concert
What happens when a woman takes power? That’s not a rhetorical or trick question. It’s the title of a local youth choir’s upcoming spring concert slated for May 18 in Palo Alto, at which around 75 teens will perform.
Arts briefs: Smuin Ballet’s ‘Tupelo Tornado,’ Nicholas Kristof, Frost Music & Arts Festival and more
This week sees Smuin Ballet’s world premiere of an Elvis-inspired piece; Pulitzer-winning author Nicholas Kristof at Kepler’s Books; a new puppet musical at Stanford Theater Laboratory; Frost Music & Arts Festival with headliner Blxst. Plus, indie rockers SUSTO at The Guild; salsa with Cien Mil Mangos; and local authors Jorge Argueta and Elizabeth Gomez’s new bilingual children’s book.
7 questions with PACO Music Director Scott Krijnen
We caught up with Scott Krijnen as he winds up his first season as the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra’s music director. On May 18, he’ll conduct a concert by the youth orchestra’s senior ensemble that includes a piece key to his own growth as a musician and a concerto based on blues, hip-hop and speed metal.
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It’s wine time: Elleary Wine opens in Los Altos and a² debuts in San Mateo
Here are the stories behind two new wine bars along the Peninsula that aim to foster conversations and introduce you to your new favorite wines.
From ghost kitchen to brick and mortar: Pamilya aims to shine a light on Filipino food
Redwood City Filipino restaurant Pamilya is transforming from a ghost kitchen into a brick and mortar, with an expected opening in mid-to-late June. Pamilya opened in 2022 out of a CloudKitchen in Redwood City, serving to-go Filipino bowls.
Ozomatli May 18 at The Guild Theatre
Ihang Lin May 19 at Community School of Music and Arts
Kevin Kwan May 22 at Kepler’s Books
Mark Lettieri Group May 24 presented by Earthwise Productions
Marissa Muraoka May 24 at Little Green A Plant Bar
Illuminated fundraiser w/Mason Bates and Pete Escovedo June 1 at EPACENTER
Vicky Fang June 9 at Linden Tree Books
A Flock of Seagulls June 14-15 at The Guild Theatre
Yuri Liberzon July 18 at the Museum of American Heritage
Aubrey Johnson Group Aug. 11 at Portola Vineyards
Mountain View Art & Wine Festival Sept. 7-8 in downtown Mountain View
Glass Animals Sept. 11 at Shoreline Amphitheatre
American diner Jack’s Prime is relocating and reopening as Maverick Jack’s San Mateo
After 15 years in San Mateo, modern American diner Jack’s Prime is moving – just down the street to The Villa. The new location of Jack’s Prime, formerly Polynesian restaurant Tokemoana’s, will be renamed Maverick Jack’s San Mateo and will keep its menu (think burgers, fries, salads and sundaes) and ambiance (modernized retro ‘50s) while introducing 30% more capacity for parking.
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