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The chef and the farmerThrough open dialogue and communal dining, Madera's new Farm Dinner series aims to celebrate the sacred, symbiotic relationship between restaurant and farm.
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Utility boxes become casualties of projectPalo Alto's public art collection will lose 10 utility boxes with environmentally friendly themes due to the Upgrade Downtown project.
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Diverse shows at New Works FestivalThis year's TheatreWorks Silicon Valley New Works Festival brings a sense of "being true to yourself, following your heart" and a rock-and-roll spirit.
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An unequivocally well-done productionIn true Shakespearean fashion, there's politics, history, plays-within-plays, religion and more in Dragon Theatre's "Equivocation."
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Locals bring love of music to plazaImprov-music duo Equator take listeners on a musical adventure at their regular weekend performances at Lytton Plaza over the summer.
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Movie review: 'BlacKKKlansman'Spike Lee's latest film, "BlacKKKlansman,"
brings the true story of an African-American police officer who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan to the big screen.
BlacKkKlansman
"Do we always have to talk politics?" a man asks. "What's more important?" a woman replies. This exchange in the new Spike Lee joint "BlacKkKlansman" sums up the director's own sweet spot as an artist. No, he doesn't always have to talk politics, but...... Read the full review
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The Food Party!
by Laura Stec
Climate Friendly Cuisine Conference
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Stories of Hope
by Aldis Petriceks
A Concrete Joy: The Life and Love of Charlie Foley-Hughes
Aug 13, 2018 | 0 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Couples: Drop Your Keyboard!
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Working it out
Always a highlight of the summer arts calendar, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's New Works Festival this year will include influences from rock and hip-hop music, new spins on classic stories and wholly original tales from a variety of voices. Wednesday, 1:25 PM
The chef and the farmer
Through open dialogue and communal dining, Madera's new monthly Farm Dinner series aims to celebrate the sacred, symbiotic relationship between restaurant and farm. Thursday, 2:06 PM
Regal recycling
Egg cartons, plastic membranes, empty propane canisters and torn denim are probably candidates for the recycle bin in most homes. For artist Tim Hawkinson these objects, and most detritus, are fodder for his imaginative, off-beat assemblages. Wednesday, 1:39 PM
Lights out for utility-box murals
The whimsical murals depicting energy-efficient and environmentally friendly themes on ten utility boxes in Downtown Palo Alto will soon be no more, casualties of the Upgrade Downtown program responsible for repairing and replacing crucial infrastructure in the downtown area. Friday, 1:25 PM
Live at Lytton
On a recent summer evening in Palo Alto's Lytton Plaza, the scene was vibrant. At the heart of it all was Equator, an improv-music duo that listeners can find performing in the plaza on most Friday and Saturday nights throughout the summer. Wednesday, 12:59 PM | 1 comments
Gunpowder, treason and plot
So influential to the English language and the world of theater is the work of William Shakespeare that works about the Bard creating that work have become a sub-genre of their own. Bill Cain's "Equivocation" is an example of that genre, with Dragon Productions Theatre Company currently offering an excellent production of it. Wednesday, 1:56 PM | 1 comments
Shop Talk: Hello UNTUCKit and Jeffrey; Goodbye China Delight
