The exotic sounds of the bamboo flute, the hammered dulcimer, the zither and the erhu combined with other Chinese instruments, filling the air at Santa Clara’s intimate Triton Museum...
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A highlight for football fans attending Santa Clara’s 35th Art & Wine Festival September 19 and 20 at Central Park, was Tour...
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September 11 is a special day in the hearts of many. With many commemorations taking place across the nation, the Triton Museum...
Chinese opera is one of the world’s oldest continuously performed theatrical forms, today comprising about 30 different styles and a repertory of...
Mostly known throughout the Bay Area for his self-portraits, artist David Lippenberger, who died on June 15 from a year-long battle with...
Santa Clara’s Studio Bongiorno often brings varied sounds to its floor space. In the past, the studio-gallery has hosted acoustic ska and...
Although the Cultural Commission has received some pushback about the time and date change of the Santa Clara Concerts in the Park...
Although the night of Aug. 6, saw a rare evening lightshow featuring the rumbling sounds of thunder and an impressive lightning show,...
With communities rapidly changing and the make up of various populations becoming more diverse, museums face an interesting conundrum. Instead of simply...
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For the first time this year, the Triton Museum of Art held its popular Night@tritonmuseum. Having cut back on the nights and...