Review: Anatomy of a (very minor) scandal with ‘Private Lives’
Two couples mix, match and rematch in The Pear’s production of a 1930s comedy about divorce that’s no longer risqué but still offers laughs.
What’s up this weekend: Artisans market, fiery jazz, a day at Djerassi, a Silicon Valley-set thriller and more
Find gifts and decor from sustainable sources at FabMo’s Artisans Market, hear jazz that feeds the fire with bassist Hannah Marks, and catch the Sounds of California. Plus, a North Bay congressman shares his new book, a 1980s favorite is at The Guild and more.
How a forest therapy guide is helping people reconnect with nature in Peninsula parks
Wendy Figone leads a regular series of guided therapy walks in partnership with the San Mateo County Parks Foundation.
Palo Alto gallery to open with show highlighting two art giants, day of special events
Inaugural exhibit at Hauser & Wirth’s Peninsula location explores friendship of Alexander Calder and Georgia O’Keeffe. The gallery opens its doors Oct. 3 with exhibition walkthroughs, readings, music and more.
Yutori debuts its highly anticipated Japanese restaurant and bar
The Palo Alto cafe, konbini and marketplace opens its full-service restaurant with modern takes on Japanese dishes.
Arts news: History museum volunteers, theater workshops and more
A Peninsula history museum seeks volunteers, plus film festival’s community nights at Mountain View cinema and theater workshops.
Meet the landscape artist blurring the line between indoor rooms and outdoor spaces
Whether it’s a peaceful retreat, a hotspot for entertaining or a fantasy made real, when landscape designer Cevan Forristt takes on a project, he doesn’t just strive to make a garden look nice.
“Rhythm Rascals,” concert for families with young children, part of San Francisco Chamber Orchestra’s “Very First Concerts” series, Oct. 3 at First United Methodist Church, Palo Alto
Author Natalie Baszile discusses her new novel “Friends and Family,” Oct. 6 at Kepler’s Books
Vocalist Noa Levy sings the music of Cole Porter, Oct. 9 at Meyhouse Palo Alto
World music with Wobbly World Unplugged Oct. 16 at Feldman’s Books
Bluegrass and Americana with The Jerry Douglas Band Oct. 20 at The Guild Theatre
“Bay and Borough,” a group show of contemporary artists who explore the urban landscape, Oct. 24-Dec. 5 at Pamela Walsh Gallery.
Jazz trumpeter Adam O’Farrill’s Elephant Oct. 25 presented by Earthwise Productions at Lucie Stern Community Center
Bing and Chloe Gordon apply lessons from the video game industry in how to improve daily life with “Everybody Wins,” Nov. 12 at Kepler’s Books
Cubberley Artist Studio Program open studios featuring works by over 20 artists, Nov. 14 at Cubberley Community Center, Palo Alto
Poetry Live! with poets, essayists, and scholars Dr. Cameron Awkward-Rich and Franny Choi, joined by members of the Stanford Spoken Word Collective, Jan. 14 at Stanford Live (on sale Oct. 2)
A historic Peninsula post office is reopening as a fine-dining restaurant from the restaurant group behind The Village Pub and Selby’s
The Old Post Office in Burlingame combines 1940s-inspired fare with architectural flair.
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