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Silicon Valley Asian Pacific FilmFest Opens With The Rose Documentary and Art of Healing
Last weekend, a Korean rock music documentary opened the Silicon Valley Asian Pacific FilmFest, paired with a visual art show exploring resilience and healing. For a moment, it felt like everything was coming up roses and cherry...
Logitech encourages San Jose youth
Last week, more than 50 Logitech employees spilled out of a tour bus and filled the MACLA Teen Tech Center on South First Street to celebrate a new partnership.
“We’ve worked with lots of corporate partners before; I...
Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed the World at Stanford
From Bob Marley to Toots and the Maytals, Reggae has been, and continues to be, an influential and moving genre of music. Reggae evolved out of ska in late-1960s Jamaica. Early Reggae songs were about the pressures...
Sparta in San Jose
John Candy isn’t the most obvious muse for a post-hardcore record, but Sparta has never needed much help finding its own way.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology for October 28-November 3, 2026
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
For centuries, Japanese craftspeople have cultivated an ethos called shokunin kishitsu: a devotion to skilled work, lifelong learning and continual refinement....
San Jose Condo-Style ADUs Open a New Path to Homeownership
San Jose now lets accessory dwelling units be sold as condos. Here's how AB 1033 works, the first $530,000 sale, and what buyers should know.
Coyote dodges a battery: San Jose’s greenbelt remains protected—for now
As warm, dry breezes brush past the hills and fields that make up Coyote Valley, Nick Perry recalls overlooking the landscape with his grandfather, and deciding...
Sparta in San Jose
John Candy isn’t the most obvious muse for a post-hardcore record, but Sparta has never needed much help finding its own way.
Donavon Frankenreiter & The Band of Heathens in Menlo Park
Surfer/musician Donavon Frankenreiter has teamed up with his Austin buddies, the Band of Heathens for a (joint) Rolling Together Tour.
Dan + Shay in Mountain View
Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney built their country-pop following on close harmonies and songs like “Tequila” and “Speechless.”
Nutcracker in China in Mountain View
Nutcracker in China – Year of the Horse – blends ballet and Chinese Dance to tell the story of a young girl named Jasmine.
Fall Chamber in Palo Alto
Sometimes all one needs is some classical music. This season the Palo Alto Philharmonic invites listeners to relax.
Mon Laferte in San Jose
Reinterpreting the classic archetype with a feminist approach, she and co-producer Manú Jalil blend jazz, bolero, soul, and orchestral pop.