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Expand your world — the Palo Alto way
All around us, local arts organizations, community groups, businesses and neighborhoods have been busy trying to keep life and community going, albeit in unique ways.
Singaporean cafe faces roadblock in Palo Alto
The first U.S. location of Killiney Kopitiam is now on hold as the coronavirus has wrecked unprecedented havoc and uncertainty on local restaurants.
Our guide to local takeout, delivery
We've compiled a running list of Peninsula food businesses staying open for takeout or delivery during the coronavirus shutdown.
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Creatives turn to social media to stay connected
Artists of all kinds are finding ways to support the arts from a distance as many take shelter at home.
Stuck at home? Our critic has TV, film recommendations
Can't decide on what to watch while sheltering at home? Browse through our film critic's top picks that will be worth your while.
Coronavirus closes the curtain on many events
Film festivals, concerts, plays, literary talks and cultural gatherings are among the events that have been canceled on the Midpeninsula as part of efforts to prevent the coronavirus from spreading.
Taste the Peninsula in a whole new way
Want to stay in the loop on the local food scene? Subscribe now to the Peninsula Foodist newsletter by our staff reporter and blogger Elena Kadvany.
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The Food Party!
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Cloistered Cooking – Insider Tips for Folks Stuck in the House
Apr 9, 2020 | 0 comments

Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Singapore's oldest cafe was about to open in Palo Alto. Then, the coronavirus hit.
Apr 8, 2020 | 2 comments

Toddling Through the Silicon Valley
by Cheryl Bac
Spring Break Science Part 1
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An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Coronavirus: my early April thoughts – and fears
Apr 5, 2020 | 12 comments

A&E Features

10 things you can still do in Palo Alto (while keeping your social distance)
Despite the loss of routine because of the stay-at-home order, there are still options for things to do in Palo Alto other than binge-watching Netflix and taking the dog for another walk. Friday, 11:32 AM | 15 comments

Closed during coronavirus: Peninsula owners on why they shut down their restaurants completely
We asked several owners to share their perspectives on closing their businesses, how they're dealing with all the uncertainty and the fate of the local food industry in the age of the coronavirus. Thursday, 7:37 AM | 5 comments

Owner of Lee's Comics pulls the plug after more than 37 years
After serving comic book and graphic novel fans for more than 37 years, Lee Hester shut down his last eponymous comic book storefront, Lee's Comics, in Mountain View on March 17. Friday, 2:23 PM | 2 comments

Arts in a time of social distancing
Wondering if there's a way to stay connected and help keep the arts scene alive during the COVID-19 pandemic? Look to the social media accounts of your favorite musicians, actors, writers, dancers, authors and artists of all kinds. Thursday, 2:44 PM

Your guide to restaurants offering food for pickup or delivery
We put together a running list of the many Peninsula restaurants still offering delivery and takeout amid the coronavirus pandemic, from neighborhood spots to fine-dining establishments pivoting to new service models. Thursday, 3:54 PM

Coronavirus' impact on local arts scene: Guide to canceled, postponed local events

Local artist says virtual reality can combat social isolation

Hollywood goes livestream: A guide to 'shelter-in-place' home entertainment

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