A dramatic sting: 7 questions with Miriam Laube about bees, science and directing ‘Queen’
Opening this week at TheatreWorks, “Queen” tells of two scientist friends who fall out over a challenge to their research into saving honeybees. We chatted with director Miriam Laube about the show and more.
Arts briefs: Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Realtime Collective, Cinequest and more
This week, catch Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe at The Guild, Cinequest film festival in the South Bay, Realtime Collective at Stanford Live, Gallery House’s final Palo Alto reception and singer/songwriters Esther Young and Paloma Tahn with poet Kristina Robertson at the 2nd Story music series. Plus Philharmonia Baroque serves some Bach with a side of treats and Cantor Arts Center looks at artists’ ‘Day Jobs.’
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Coupa Cafe celebrates 20 years
Nancy Coupal had lived in Venezuela for 27 years before moving back to her home state of California to be closer to her three kids attending Stanford University. In 2004, she opened Coupa Cafe, a cafe serving classic coffee shop and Venezuelan specialties. Now, she owns nine locations.
Atherton resident featured in film about dismantling slavery’s legacy on a personal level
The work of Atherton resident Sarah Eisner and her Reparations Project co-founder Randy Quarterman is among the personal stories highlighted in the film “The Cost of Inheritance,” which shows March 12 at The Guild. Eisner and Quarterman will speak after the film.
Tacos Al Vapor Michoacán brings $3 tacos to downtown Los Altos
Just over a month after T4 closed in downtown Los Altos, Tacos Al Vapor Michoacán opened. And for such a quick turnaround time, it’s actually not run by the same owner.
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Registration for Summer 2024 now open! Get ready for another amazing summer!
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Enjoy your Summer at Lydian Academy
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An evening with Leahy March 10 at the Guild Theatre
Works by Danielle Eubank opens March 16 at Pamela Walsh Gallery
Malpaso Dance Company March 16-17 at Stanford Live
St. Patrick’s Day with the Walker Roaders March 17 at The Guild
Edward Simon, Tammy Hall April 7 at Earthwise Productions
“The Skin of Our Teeth” April 11-May 5 at Los Altos Stage Company
Gigi de Lana April 13 at the Fox Theatre
Rainn Wilson April 24 at Kepler’s Books
TechFest April 27 at the Computer History Museum
Samara Joy May 22 at Stanford Live
Dom Dolla June 22 at Frost Amphitheatre
Barbie the Movie: In Concert July 25 at Shoreline Amphitheatre (on sale March 8)
Slightly Stoopid and Dirty Heads Aug. 23 at Shoreline Amphitheatre (on sale March 8)
How two brothers turned their family’s struggling San Bruno market into a thriving Mediterranean restaurant set to open its second spot
A year after opening Mazra in San Bruno, the Makableh brothers’ restaurant earned second place on Yelp’s Top 100 Places to Eat, and Mazra made the nationwide list again this year, at No. 23. Now, the brothers are setting their sights on opening the second location of their Mediterranean restaurant in Redwood City April 2, an opening delayed since last summer.
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