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Liu Jianhua: The clay's the thingFor its first summer offering (on view until Aug. 4), Pace Gallery is presenting a solo exhibition of ceramic works by Liu Jianhua, one of China's best-known artists.
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TheatreWorks' 'The Language Archive' is a warmhearted season starterJulia Cho's "The Language Archive" is a fittingly poignant and warmhearted way to usher in TheatreWorks' 50th year.
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Zareen's owner speaks out on IslamophobiaZareen Khan, owner of Pakistani-Indian restaurant Zareen's, will donate a portion of her business' proceeds to protect immigrant rights after experiencing what she described as Islamophobia in a local restaurant.
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Theater festival explores human impact on planetStanford Repertory Theater tackles environmental and social justice themes in its annual festival that includes three new plays, documentary screenings and discussions.
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Perpetually packed Milagros thrives in Redwood CityMilagros was not always a surefire success. But 18 years later the Mexican restaurant, like the Redwood City food scene, is thriving.
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Movie review: 'Maiden'Alex Holmes' documentary "Maiden" is an intriguing human-interest story with a wealth of concrete visual imagery that provides a fresh account of the first-ever all-female yacht crew to compete in the international Whitbread Round the World Race in 1989.
Maiden
Alex Holmes' documentary "Maiden" is an intriguing human-interest story with a wealth of concrete visual imagery that provides a fresh account of the first-ever all-female yacht crew to compete in the international Whitbread Round the World Race in 1...... Read the full review
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"Exhibit on U.S. presidents"
Life-sized cutouts of Abraham Lincoln, Bill Clinton and other U.S. presidents are scattered in an exhibit on display at Walter Hays Elementary School on Feb. 20, 2018. Photo by Connie Jo Cotton.
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The Food Party!
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Goodbye Food Waste!
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A New Shade of Green
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Toddling Through the Silicon Valley
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The kindness of strangers
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Listening to the 'Voices of the Earth'
This summer, Stanford Repertory Theater (SRT) is not shying away from some big -- global, in fact -- topics, with its annual festival taking the theme of "The Environment and Social Justice." Wednesday, 1:27 PM
Liu Jianhua: The clay's the thing
For its first summer offering (on view until Aug. 4), Pace Gallery is presenting a solo exhibition of ceramic works by Liu Jianhua, one of China's best-known artists. Tuesday, 2:51 PM
TheatreWorks' 'The Language Archive' is a warmhearted season starter
Julia Cho's "The Language Archive" is a fittingly poignant and warmhearted way to usher in TheatreWorks' 50th year. Tuesday, 1:53 PM
Perpetually packed Milagros thrives in Redwood City
Milagros was not always a surefire success. But 18 years later the Mexican restaurant, like the Redwood City food scene, is thriving. Thursday, 11:59 AM
Aurora Singers and Chorale Assou-Lezert to perform 'Together En Chansons' July 21
It's been said that music transcends language. The 18-year relationship between the Palo Alto-based Aurora Singers and French choir Chorale Assou-Lezert proves this to be true. Tuesday, 2:11 PM
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