To celebrate a career spanning nearly 50 years, the Triton Museum of Art is exhibiting Salvatore Pecoraro’s “Journey with an Edge: 1963-2012” now through September 1. One of the...
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There were no “Poor Unfortunate Souls” when Roberta Jones Junior Theatre presented “Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr.” at the Mission City Center...
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Bay Area favorite, The LyraTones (www.lyratones.com) played to a packed Central Park Pavilion for the July 28 installment of Concerts in the...
Just down the street from Benny Bufano’s “Universal Child” sculpture at City Hall is Anne Van Kleeck’s contribution to outside art in...
It began with Credence Clearwater Revival’s “Down on the Corner.” From there, Boy Scout Venture Crew, The 357s, played 26 additional tunes...
It’s a common story that transcends cultures and generations: A domineering mother, and an all-too-silent father want their child to be married....
When Russian-born artist Michael Von Meyer settled in San Francisco in the early 1920s, he probably had no idea that his work...
For four decades, the Midsummer Mozart Festival, under the baton of legendary conductor Maestro George Cleve, has delighted Bay Area music lovers....
Island flavor came to Santa Clara on July 6 as 8,000 reggae fans visited California’s Great America for the second annual Island...
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The Megatones kicked off the first installment of the City of Santa Clara’s Concerts in the Park Series on June 19. Beginning...