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Furthur Bus Returns to the Bay Area in Grateful Dead Exhibition
The most famous bus ever to park in San Jose’s Rose Garden neighborhood is now included in a massive show in San Francisco.
Presented by the Haight Street Art Center, Forever Grateful, Golden Gate Park opens Saturday, Sept. 5...
Namita Paul’s Thresholds of Memory Explores Art, Architecture and Loss
When the artist’s odyssey merges with the neighborhood’s odyssey, she is in the right place.
Originally from Jalandhar, India, artist Namita Paul examines the emotional imprint of architecture—the way built environments hold our stories and shape who we...
The Hellas Bring the Sound of the Bay Area to Their Music
Through a maze of blue splattered walls, The Hellas have carved themselves a home base in a north San Jose rehearsal studio. Inside their space, a wall is covered in posters that feature previous shows, while the...
Truong Tran’s How to Exi(s)t Explores Language, Identity and Belonging
What happens when language is permanently fragmented without your control? How do you reconcile with finding expression in a language that excludes you in more ways than one?
While far from a debut project, Truong Tran’s How to...
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology for September 2-8, 2026
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Most of us are surprisingly clueless about the inner workings of our own bodies. Do you know where your gallbladder and...
San Jose Teen Brings Wellness and Creativity to Seniors Through Terrariums
During a recent trip to Fremont, San Jose teenager Evan Johnson shared his longtime passion for building terrariums with an enthusiastic crowd at the Age Well...
Is San Jose Water Safe to Drink? A Look at the 2025 Water Quality...
How much do you trust the liquid that comes out of your tap? According to the San Jose Water Quality Report for 2025, water here clears...
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in San Jose
The timeless tale will feature new sets and costumes and that will stun and dazzle the audience, a truly refreshing take on a classic story.
Peach Tree Rascals in San Jose
A Bay Area music collective with San Jose roots, Peach Tree Rascals create uplifting positive tunes that have no pits.
MitiS in Sunnyvale
Classical piano and festival-sized bass rarely share the same emotional vocabulary, but MitiS has spent years forcing the introduction.
Deep Purple in Mountain View
Among the originators of what used to be called heavy metal, British band Deep Purple brought some of the heaviest sounds to FM radio.
Drink The Sea in Menlo Park
All hail the supergroup. In the studio for a year, only touring for the last year, this monster mash-up of Alain Johannes (Queen of the Stone...
The Revolutionists in Los Altos
Sharp and startlingly relevant, this fierce comedy brings together four extraordinary women who lived boldly during the French Revolution.