Bay Area Events

Exhibition basketball team that combines athleticism with tricks to entertain audiences.

When Gooney Bird Greene arrives in pajamas and cowboy boots, Mrs. Pidgeon's class will never be the same! Read the book by Lois Lowry and then see the... More

See, touch, taste, hear and smell what science is all about.

Learn how owls hunt, see and hear and solve the mystery by dissecting an owl pellet.

Celtic music. With Molly's Revenge.

Broadway West Theatre Company presents D. L. Coburn's play about two senior citizens trying to best each other at gin rummy. Thru Feb 14.

Solo exhibitions of new large-scale drawings and prints by Josephine Taylor, titled Bomb Landscape, and six video works by Kate Gilmore in the Video Room,... More

This exhibit showcases sculptures using a variety of illumination techniques, including gases, incandescent light and emerging mediums like laser, plasma,... More

Students in the dance group present a program that combines art, music, dance and spoken word.

Paintings by Wendy Brayton, paintings by Rebeca Stanton and textile art by Marcia Stein. Reception, Fri, Jan 16, 5-7pm.

"John and Mary Show You Their Shorts": 2008 Campbell Award winner Mary Robinette Kowal and NYT Bestselling author John Scalzi invite you to ... More

Every week, the San Francisco Chronicle carries Michael Capozzola’s always quirky and always funny cartoon “Cheap City.” Like his comedy act, the cartoon... More

Caravan calls itself San Jose's best dive bar and it's probably right. Everything is poured heavy at the 'Van and local regulars, college kids and San... More

Mon, 10pm, Phil Waddingham. Wed, DJ Dance Party. Thu, Live Jazz at 6:30pm and Karaoke at 9:30pm. Fri, Live Band. Sat, DJ. Sun, 9:30pm, Karaoke.

The original Brit—and considered by its loyal Cupertino bar regulars to be the best of the three—still serves up the best fish and chips and English brews... More

Peninsula Smphony presents Carolina Lugo's Flamenco dance company and Spanish guitarist Angel Romero.

come celebrate change

Reception for the exhibit "Kindred."