A&E
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Palo Alto Players go ape for 'Tarzan'The Lucie Stern Theatre is transformed into a vibrant, verdant African rainforest this month, thanks to Palo Alto Players' production of "Tarzan," which proves a mostly-sweet, engaging adventure.
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The sweet lifeFor Sasha Lipton, founder of Redwood City desserts company Clean Sweets by Sasha, it's always been about enjoying food while consuming nutritionally dense ingredients.
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Chris Lloyd to jazz up Stanford stageStanford Live is launching a new season with jazz legend Charles Lloyd, who will take the stage with his band The Marvels and special guest singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams this Friday.
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Taking environmental action through artThe Cubberley Artist Studio Program will display living biomes, pieces addressing ocean pollution and more through a new exhibition in Palo Alto starting this weekend.
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Drag queens delight audiences in showIf you've never been to a drag show before, you'll get an introduction to a world full of lovable characters through "The Legend of Georgia McBride," now playing in Los Altos.
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Review: 'Pick of the Litter'The movie "Pick of the Litter" tracks the journey of five Labrador retriever puppy siblings who are raised to become guide dogs.
Pick of the Litter
There are two kinds of people in the world: people who hate dogs, and people who will love "Pick of the Litter," the dog-themed documentary sensation of the year. Wait, did I say "dogs?" I meant to say "puppies." Five puppies. Five Labrador retriever...... Read the full review
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"Dunes, just after sunrise"
Death Valley
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The Food Party!
by Laura Stec
Zucchini Takeover
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Thinking About College
by John Raftrey and Lori McCormick
Let's Talk Internships
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An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
He said – she said – who is lying? Justice Brett Kavanaugh or PA resident Christine Ford
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Mom-and-pop art
Becoming a parent, it could be said, is the ultimate act of creation. For parents who are also artists, parenthood can also shape and influence their artistic creativity in all sorts of ways, both positive and negative. In its new exhibition, "Care and Feeding: The Art of Parenthood," the Palo Alto Art Center explores the joys and challenges of parenthood as experienced and reflected by 15 artists. Wednesday, 1:33 PM
Palo Alto Players goes ape for 'Tarzan'
The Lucie Stern Theatre is transformed into a vibrant, verdant African rainforest this month, thanks to Palo Alto Players' production of "Tarzan," which proves a mostly-sweet, engaging adventure. Wednesday, 12:59 PM | 1 comments
A cut above
Downtown Redwood City has become one of the hottest dining destinations on the Peninsula. What had been missing was a good steakhouse. The Courthouse 2021 is primed to fill that niche but needs to be more focused to do so. Thursday, 11:50 AM
Jazz legend opens new season at Stanford Live
Saxophonist Charles Lloyd launches Stanford Live's 2018-19 season on Friday, Sept. 21, with his band The Marvels, featuring special guest singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams. Thursday, 10:19 AM
Flawed but fabulous
Summer may be ending, but drag queens are hot right now -- and you can find them at the Bus Barn Theatre during the Los Altos Stage Company's run of "The Legend of Georgia McBride." Thursday, 10:27 AM | 1 comments
'Eco Echo: Art and Environment Laboratory'
Palo Alto's Cubberley Artist Studio Program (CASP) will present a new exhibition, "Eco Echo: Art and Environment Laboratory." Wednesday, 4:20 PM
Race is tomorrow!
On Friday, September 21, join us at the Palo Alto Baylands for a 5K walk, 5K run, 10K run, or—for the first time—half marathon! All proceeds benefit local nonprofits serving children and families.
