Bay Area Events

Richard Stulz creates graphic color photographs of the urban landscape.

Julianne Kost’s work "In Flight" features abstract color landscapes as seen from the air.

A Wednesday evening dog walk along the Bay Trail followed by a "Yappy Hour" at a dog-friendly cafe. Visit www.societydog.com to register.

A weekly meeting of the Palo Alto Run Club for a social run of five to six miles. Free.

Ride the 102-year-old train through Oak Meadow and Vasona Park. Plus, kids can ride the restored carousel at Oak Meadow Park.

Have you ever wanted to soar through the air with the greatest of ease? Well here’s your chance! Today we’ll learn to fly on a standard-size 30 foot-high... More

The DeFrank Center offers confidential HIV testing and counseling services in partnership with the Santa Clara County Public Health Department. Free.

A weekly program for individuals recovering from addictive eating and anorexia based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Free.

Taste a root, come face to snout with a pig and discover the connections between sweaters and sheep on this guided tour. Reservations recommended.

Emil Jannings stars in “one of the strangest, greatest, and cruelest films about Hollywood during the silent era.”—Janet Bergstrom. Part of the PFA Series... More

Fragments from the legendary thriller The Deep, as well as The Dreamers and Don Quixote. Part of the PFA Series Unknown Orson Welles.

Oakland based artist Chris Ashley has gained respect from art world insiders over the last few years for a unique series of HTML coded drawings he posts... More

Students in kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to enter in the California Coastal Commission's art contest. Visit www.coastforyou.org.

Sightings is a multiple-channel, high-definition video installation that explores the relationship between works of art and museum visitors and staff.... More

Made from a variety of natural materials — including wood, tar, rawhide, and stone — Martin Puryear's distinctive sculptures combine modernist geometry... More

This exhibition celebrates The 1000 Journals Project, an ongoing collaborative and participatory experiment that follows 1,000 blank journals as they... More

Drawing primarily from SFMOMA's collection, this exhibition considers themes particularly relevant in our world today: belonging and exile, mobility and... More

Learn the different styles of Caribbean dancing and drumming.

A glimpse into how San José and the Santa Clara Valley were affected by World War II is presented in an exciting History San Jose exhibit. Home Front:... More

Please join us for the opening reception on October 17, 2008 from 7 pm - 10 pm at White Ginger Day Spa & Art Gallery. Wine and hor d'oeuvres will be provided. V... More