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Through Passover, play explores time and traditionTheatreWorks' "In Every Generation" offers shifting perspectives and time travel through the story of the Levi-Katz family, which is seen gathering in the present, past and future.
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Comedy follows a production falling apart the right wayHilarity ensues in the Palo Alto Players production of "The Play That Goes Wrong," which follows an amateur theater company's comically disastrous production of a whodunit.
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Brother-and-sister bakers use business to serve communityLos Altos siblings Naiel and Punhal Chaudry, the duo behind La Jawab, have developed their own flair for Asian fusion desserts and built their specialties.
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Paintings offer quiet tranquilityThe venerable Shi De and Joe Ferriso offer unique and contrasting viewpoints through paintings now on display at Qualia Contemporary Art.
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The Food Party!
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A New Shade of Green
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Peninsula Foodist
by The Peninsula Foodist
State Street Market plans overhaul of its eateries as it cuts ties with Bon Appétit, triggering layoffs
Jan 27, 2023 | 11 comments
'Food Origins' podcast delves into Peninsula food scene and how restaurateurs got their start
Returning to his food roots, Dave Sands' podcast, "Food Origins," highlights the culinary histories and backgrounds of local chefs and food leaders. Tuesday, 4:21 PM
Musicians with deep local ties return to Stanford with genre-pushing project Diving Dame
For multitalented, multidisciplinary musicians Zach Moses and Freddy Avis, their Jan. 27 performance at Stanford University's Bing Studio will be a special homecoming of sorts. Thursday, 2:02 PM | 1 comments
'In Every Generation' explores millennia of meaning through a family's Passover dinner
It's not just any dinner that brings together the family at the center of Ali Viterbi's play "In Every Generation" but several millennia of a meal with tremendous meaning. The play runs through Feb. 12 at TheatreWorks. Thursday, 11:24 AM | 1 comments
A current event: Evening at the art center opens water-focused show
The Palo Alto Art Center marks the recent opening of its new exhibit, "Under Water," with a special event Jan. 27 where visitors can meet the artists, enjoy art activities, music and cocktails. Thursday, 3:15 PM
Where to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit
Lunar New Year has arrived and Peninsula cities, libraries and local groups are hosting a variety of events marking the advent of Year of the Rabbit. Thursday, 11:23 AM
Where to watch the San Francisco 49ers NFC Championship game around the Peninsula
Unless you're heading to Philadelphia to watch the Niners face the Eagles in person, the best seat is on your couch ... or the nearest barstool. Thursday, 2:52 PM | 3 comments
Palo Alto Players stage a comedy about a theater production falling apart in all the right ways
A Los Altos teen and his sister started a baking business. Then Food Network came calling.
'Solace' show brings artists' visions of inner peace to Qualia Contemporary Art
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